Albany man praises Tantac for rheumatism cure
John BF Myatt of 297 Pearl St Albany age seventy two credits seven bottles of Tantac with ending a fifteen year rheumatism ordeal. He recalls severe pain limits, loss of appetite and weakness but reports complete relief with ongoing slight twinges and now full health enjoying life again. Tantac is sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BF. Myatt
Pearl St
Albany
Hyatt
Albany County
County Board of Supervisors
Tentac
Ty Ife
Hearth
Taniec
Ady
Thug Awarded Fearful Blow After Motto Promoted
A citizen was struck with four scientific rap blows to the occiput by a assailant who declared give and take as his motto before fleeing. Authorities describe the incident as an assault and vow to pursue justice.
Stop the Pain from Cole's Carbolisaive Heals Without Scars
Fragmentary ad copy promises painless healing with Cole's Carbolisaive, claiming quick recovery and scarless results. It mentions Rockford and J. W. Cole as contact points, with boilerplate druggist endorsement and a mail order line.
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Cole
J. W. Cole O
Rockford
Early Morning Wisdom Ad for Cuticura Products
An old advertisement extols Cuticura for scalp itching and skin care. It urges rubbing in Cuticura Ointment at night and using Cuticura Soap with hot water at the next morning shower. The copy promotes daily use for clear skin and soft hands.
Nine year old John explores division of labor at prayer meeting
The boy attends church with his mother and visits a neighbor for his first prayer meeting. He listens to speakers and remarks that having several people preach could divide salaries, showing early interest in shared leadership ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
John
Are You Pale Readies Blood With 8.8.8 Remedy
An old ad promotes 8.8.8 as a blood tonic to enrich red corpuscles and relieve pale weak conditions. It urges buying now from a druggist and writing for free advice to Chief Medical Advisor at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Emblem Presented to New York High School Miss Henkel
The American Legion reports Miss Paline Henkel of New York, praised as the Little Colonel, received a patriotic service gold medal from National Commander I W Galbraith Jr for wartime work. She sold Liberty bonds totaling 3 830 250 and spoke of aiding wounded and unemployed veterans upon return of soldiers.
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New York
Paline Hleubel
I. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
S. Renkin
Fifth Avenue Public Library
New York City
Henkel
Colonel
Marine Corps
Leutenants Miller
Gampertz
Janssen
Little Colonet
America
Ten Who Save Our Country Obligation Highlighted
A terse appeal urges honoring the ten who defend the nation, stressing an obligation to care for them that cannot be ignored and calling on citizens to recognize their service.
Legion Post Adopts Creed in Somerville News
Somerville Massachusetts post of the American Legion adopts a formal creed praising the Legion as a dependable, constructive force in the community. The article notes 24,000 members at year end 1920 and a goal of 40,000 for 1921, with 314 posts and 106 Women's Auxiliary units. It also mentions ongoing distribution of Victory medals to Legion members amid reduced recruiting.
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Somervile
Mass
American Legion
American Legions
Waos
Kansas
Bannigan Elected Adjutant Of Connecticut American Legion
Thomas J. Bannigan has been elected adjutant of the Connecticut department of the American Legion for three years and heads the department service division. A Hartford cigar dealer and veteran, he previously organized Rau-Locke post No. 8, helped secure a permanent headquarters, and serves on national war risk insurance and compensation committees.
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Thomas J. Baunigan
Connectinne Department
American Legion
Mr. Bannigan
Aden
N. Y
Georgetown Academy
New Britain
Hartford
Bannigan
Rau-Locke
State Adjutant Department
Legion
National Committee On
Hartford Hills
Natonal Soldiers’ Fund
Turn Hospital To State For Legion Memorial Plan
The Texas American Legion moves to transfer the Legion Memorial hospital at Kerrville to state control so the 3.5 million dollar expansion plan for 600 tuberculosis beds can proceed. Legion officials will oversee the expenditure with state health and control boards. Kansas enacts veteran friendly measures including adjusted compensation, rights same as other wars, Legion expenses, emblem protection, and related acts.
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Texas Department of the American Legion i S
Legion Memorial Hospital
Kerrville
Légion
Tuberculosis San Starium
State Board of Control
Charles W. Scruggs
The
Legion
Texas
Kansas
American Legion
Auxiliary
Eight Bara on Victory Medal for Des Moines Legion Post
George Leander of Argonde Post No. 1 at Des Moines Iowa is credited with eight bars on a Victory Medal entry noting service recognition.
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George Leander
Argonde Post
The
American Legion
Des Moines
Thackeray’s moral wit and Harry Esmond’s fate portrayed
An in depth sketch of William Thackeray’s character contrasting with the ambitious social scene of his era. The passage shifts to Harry Esmond’s origins as the presumed illegitimate son of Lord Castlewood, detailing his rise, loyalties, and the cruelties of inheritance as he navigates love, honor, and identity amid Castlewood House, court intrigues, and the Chelsey refuge.
Esmond and Beatrix's Uncertain Path to Love and Honor
Esmond, nicknamed Son Esmond by his mother, serves under Marlborough and meets Father Holt in Brussels who reveals his mother's tale. Beatrix, a noble teenage maid, captures his heart. he loses her to the Duke of Hamilton but vows to win her. A daring London plot aims to restore the Stuarts, culminating in Beatrix choosing Esmond as the king’s drama unfolds and royal moves shift toward Castlewood and independence.
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Esmond
Osmond
Marlborough
Blenheim
Hamond
Hisgent Indy
Winchester Cathedral
Walcotte
Beatriz
Cominog
Eiger
Duke of Hamilton
Beatrix
Duchess of Hamilton
Harry
Harry Esmond
Grace
Esmonds
Frank
Chevalier
Anne
Castlewood
Henry Esmond
Elector
Kanover
Trix
Exmond
Marie
London
George
Queen Anna
France
Hemmond
Virginia
New Castlewood
Gene Hoeppiness
The
Post Publishing Co
Boston
United Kingdom
Dominions
Mass
Western Canada farm dream lures urban youth
A visitor to a St Paul government office exhibits a pamphlet on farming Western Canada. A confident six foot man talks of quitting city pay envelopes for land, cattle and crops. The piece notes rising land prices, strong productivity, and the promise of independence through farming as a path to wealth.
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Western
Canada
St. Paul
Hig
Division and Knicker Question on Population Classes
The fragment notes a discussion about population divisions and office holders with offices held by senators. It hints at a debate on social or political structure and governance roles within a historical context. The text shows dialogue between The Division and Knicker about classification and office holders.
Beware Bayer Aspirin Label Says Genuine Product
An OCR fragment warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on Aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuineness. It lists uses for colds headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and lumbago, mentions box contents and price, and includes garbled lines about trade marks and a misquoted adage.
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Bayer
Rallilons
Drugelsta
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Albany, N.Y
Jena
S.S.S
Swift Eyectic Co
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B.A
American Legion News Service
Pauline Henkel
Legion Post
Somerville
Connecticut
Thomas J. Bannigan
Texas Department of American Legion
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William Makepeace Thackeray
Mia
Annie DR. Hubbard
Ton, Masa
Witham Makeweace Thackereyr
Yennysen
Elle- Gerald
Charlotte Bronte
Atreet
Fry
Thackeray
Thackers
Cave of Harmony
Colonel Newcome
Cane
Deainad
Vwrith
Komor
Stuart
England
Castlewood House
James
Boyne Water
William
Francis Esmond
Rachel
Yellow Gallery
Beatrice
Francis
Lord Castlewood
Lady Castlewood
House of Castlewood
Castle
Chelsey
Marchigneas
Walt
Art Ghowig
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