Queral of Quetzal opens in Smithsonian display
A rich, brilliantly colored quezal, a royal Aztec bird once thought lost to science, is exhibited in the Smithsonian building in Washington. The specimen highlights its size, plumage, and nesting habits, noting its habitat high in mountains, and its historical use in feather works and royal regalia.
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Pleasant Pellets Promise Easy Laxative Relief
An ad extols Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentler effective alternative to harsh pills. One pellet relaxes, three act as cathartic, with prompt relief for constipation indigestion bilious attacks and headaches. The small sugar coated doses claim no after reaction and a money back guarantee. Also included is a brief humorous anecdote from periodicals about Miss Ben Terry and name spelling pranks.
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Keystone Watch Case Co. inaugurates new Fas Boss Bowed case
The Keystone Watch Case Company of Philadelphia, the oldest largest watch case factory, employs 1500 workers and can produce 2000 cases daily. Its Fas Boss Filled Watch Cases are now fitted with a unique bow ring that cannot be pulled off.
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Theology student’s stammering sermon ends in joke
A eastern seminary candidate for the ministry endures an extempore sermon in chapel before the bishop and professor. Nervous and stammering, he declares he will divide the congregation into two: the converted and the unconverted. The bishop interrupts with a humorously practical remark.
Retired Business Woman Credits Heart Cure Remedy
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Morgan, says heart disease nearly incapacitated her for years. After using Miles New Heart Cure she reports improved circulation, reduced swelling, and ability to resume work. She cites her sister’s prior cure and recommends the remedy, noting no opiates or dangerous drugs.
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London examiners show honesty in property return stats
Police statistics reveal that in the past five years the value of property left by calls and restored to owners stands at not less than 500 60, a figure illustrating transport or clerical irregularities.
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