Veteran Giver A Notable Surprise In Christopher
Portrait of J C Campbell a respected longtime resident and veteran from Christopher with Auburn box 124 address who credits Plant Juice with curing decades of stomach trouble and chronic ear ringing after trying many remedies. The testimonial notes catarrh affects the mucous surfaces and stomach and claims Plant Juice heals mucous membranes aids digestion relieves constipation and promotes sleep. Sold at Eaton and Swaney drug store.
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J. C. Campbell
Christopher
P. O
R. F. D. Auburn
Mr. Campbell
Eaton & Swaney Drug Store
Surveying With An Auto Truck For Geodetic Work
A coastal survey team led by C V Hodgson departs Washington to measure astronomic latitude of triangulation stations from Bartsow Texas to the Pacific. An autosized one and a half ton truck will replace horses, improving efficiency and cutting costs, with details on range, mileage, load, and equipment for arid terrain.
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C. V. Hodgson
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
Washington
United States
United States Geological Survey
Barstow
Tex
Pacific Ocean
Denver
Colo
Canadian
Canada
Elevator Woes Highlight Top Spots Phrase
Quote from Cleveland Leader contrasts ambition with broken elevator as city reflections on ascent and effort. Revived as witty urban note.
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Cleveland
General Leonard Wood Rising to Top Military Power
A profile of General Leonard Wood detailing his rapid ascent from army surgeon to chief of staff and the United States Army’s highest ranking officer. The piece credits preparation, versatility, and steady efficiency over flash to explain his rise through Cuba, the Philippines, and key command roles.
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Leonard Wood
Army of the United States
Wood
Emerson
General Wood
Geronimo
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Las Guasimas
Washington
Santiago
Cuba
Philippines
West Point
Nobleness and the rise of nobility in others
A reflective aphorism contrasts personal nobility with the enduring nobility in others. It suggests that noble traits lie dormant in people and can awaken to meet one's own virtue. The quote prompts moral consideration of character and leadership.
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Lowell
Time's Changes and Brightening Clouds
In a Chicago News editorial the idea of resilience is explored with optimistic tone. It notes time passing changes the value of assets and encourages cautious optimism amid uncertainty.
Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Ironton Ohio resident reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and nervousness. She claims renewed energy and ability to work and notes her daughter also improved after using the remedy with medical acknowledgment.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ironton
Ohio
Rena Bowman
S. 10Th Street
Lydia E.pinkham
Heating to Reduce Boiler Scale Cuts Temporary Hardness
The article explains that boiler scale impedes heat transfer and lowers steam efficiency. It distinguishes temporary hardness from permanent hardness in water, noting temporary hardness can be reduced by heating to about 190 degrees in an open vessel or using open feed water heaters. Permanent hardness is addressed by chemical purification or closed purifiers under pressure, with guidance from Engineering Magazine.
To Harden Wood Blocks With Oil and Wax Treatments
Small wood blocks can be hardened to resist splitting when screws are inserted by boiling in olive oil for ten minutes. The oil can be reused. For waterproofing, place blocks in melted paraffin, then allow to cool in the solution.
Preserving Paint in Open Cans with Airtight Sack
To keep paint from drying in an open can, exclude air by using an airtight paper sack tested by blowing into it. Place the can inside the sack and tie it tightly with a cord. This method keeps mixed paint in a workable state.
Practical Girl and Devotion Expressed in Ledger Fragment
A Philadelphia Ledger fragment captures an unusual exchange where a man declares love and devotion while the woman asks him to tie her shoe lace. The brief item conveys a quirky domestic moment from the period.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Nature of Cancer Practical Health Hint
Cancer is usually local at first and curable if promptly recognized and treated. External cancer shows visible signs like a wart or lump. internal cancer presents with symptoms before a lump. Persistent indigestion weight loss and abnormal discharges raise suspicion, while early stages are typically painless.
His Revenge. A Marriage Far Afield Stirs Pursuit
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt recalls a tale where a couple elopes far away to wed and the bride’s father, determined, follows and ultimately joins them, continuing to live with them.
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Bill
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
Splendors of the Universe to be Shown at San Francisco 1915
The Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco 1915 promises a world gathering with 34 nations invited. The event showcases vast exhibit palaces along the harbor and aims to open February 20 1915. More than 60000 exhibitors will install displays, a record in universal exposition history.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Harbor
Golden Gate
United States
Panama Canal
Spain
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Lake Huron
New York City
Trinity Church Corporation
New York
Austria
Russia
Great Britain
Liverpool
Chicago
Pachel
Paris
Gerhardt Klausen
Barmen
Prussia
Arctic Circle
Point Hope
Alaska
Manila
California
San Francisco Bay
Oregon
Yaquina Bay
Washington
Willapa Bay
Gray’s Harbor
House of Commons
North Pacific Ocean
Bonin Group
Iwojima Island
Lord Kitchener
Egypt
Nile
Philadelphia
Katmal
Crocodile River
South Africa
Opin
Round the World Fact Sheet Shows Global Oddities
A compilation of world notes, including 12 272 Spanish donkeys, streetcar plans for Cleveland, new Lake Hu ron islands, high values for New York sites, and Trinity Church assets. It covers science, crime, infrastructure, and cultural curiosities with numerous named places and figures.
Reasonable Expectation in Postcollege Job Search
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt shows a father asking about his son's postcollege plans. The reply notes the son has not found work yet and sought top opportunities, but may settle for a less ambitious position.
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Chicago Record-Herald
How He Proposed and A Comforter Promise
A brief item notes a woman sewing a woolen article for a bazaar when a suitor asks what she makes. She says a comforter and he replies that is what he wants. She agrees and proceeds to craft one, as reported by the Weekly Telegraph.
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Weekly Telegraph
When I Was a Boy I Didn't Like Mathematics
Dustin Stax remarks on his boyhood dislike of math while praising practical accounting. He notes how adding a dollar sign to figures alters perception in business.
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Dustin Stax
Bourchier Notes Real Tears From Moneyed Actors
Arthur Bourchier recalls stage emotion while a friend observes many actresses shed real tears on stage. He adds that such tears are more likely when actresses have their own money invested in the production, a point highlighted in a London Globe discussion.
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Arthur Bourchier
Mr. Bourchier
London Globe
Quote exchange from Washington Star comment
A pair of statesmen spar over arrogance and competence in a sharp Washington Star quotation. The dialogue hints at distrust of overconfident officials and the value of practical results.
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