Towns praises Tanlac for renewed energy and weight gain
Joseph R Towns of Marshall Michigan, owner of the Sanitary Meat Market, credits Tanlac with curing severe stomach trouble and nervous fatigue. He reports three bottles restored his health, appetite, and sleep, and a gain of twenty five pounds while reclaiming vigor for daily work. He offers to vouch for Tanlac’s effectiveness. Tanlac is advertised as sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Tanlac
Joseph R.towns
Sanitary Meat Market
Marshall, Mich
Taniac
Tanlae
Berkeley Plans Major Playground System After Bond Victory
Playgrounds for Berkeley will be acquired through the board of education in nearly every school district of the city as a result of the 1919 bond issue. The city has spent 300000 dollars to obtain the high school recreation building and site in the city center, per the planning commission. The playground commission will manage all school playgrounds.
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Berkeley
Cal
Board of Education
City Planning Commission
Playground Commission
Tokio
Toklo City
G. Circle
Tokio Central Station
Marunouchi
Iimita
Japan
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
For years druggists note Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root's strong record as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a strengthening remedy that supports natural function. Sold by druggists on merit, it has many friends. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Kilmer Co. Be sure to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Young Rascals and the New Priest in a Name Dropping Tangle
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows Mrs Murphy and a rustic exchange about two healthy boys. The dialogue spirals into a burlesque of apologies and boasts, with village voices debating manners and reputation.
Allen’s Foot Ease Aid Featured In Candid Ad Parody
Readable fragments show an Allen’s Foot Ease advert parodying a driver’s caution and fairness. A New York Sun quote questions unfair advantage and humorously links shoe care to steady travel. The snippet suggests a period humor tone.
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New York Sun
The Mysteries of Paris by Eugene Sue in 1842
A 1919 Boston Post review praises Sue's Mysteries of Paris as a pioneering social novel. It lauds its vivid urban drama, intricate plot, and moral vision, tracing Rudolph the grand duke’s undercover quest to rescue Fleur-de-Marie and Germain while critiquing legal reform needs and hospital methods, noting enduring literary charm.
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Eugene Sue
Stewan
Thera
Sue
Paris
Stevenson
Tusitala
F'aris
Fleur de- Marie
Underworld
Hesa
Rudolph
Grand Duke of
Plo
Muder
Murdy
Mia
George
Germain
M. Rudolph
Seine
Fleur-de-Marie
Saint Lazare Jeans
Rudolph of
Amelia
Ourittle Fleur-de-Marle
Gousleuse
Jacques Ferrand
Slasher
Lberty
Rigolette
France
Dickens
England
Desirable Poultry Flavor and Meat Quality Factors
USDA home economics specialists explain how flavor texture and fat distribution affect table poultry. Female flesh tends to be milder, caponizing enhances breast meat. age of bird shifts flavor from mild in young birds to stronger in older ones. Exercise toughens fibers, fat distribution matters, special feeds add delicacy, and onions or wild garlic should be avoided to prevent strong off flavors.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Milk yields and milk uses for goats in dairy practice
Milk production in goats is discussed with ranges for pints to quarts daily and lactation periods. Good does should yield eight to fifteen times their body weight in milk per lactation, with exceptional goats reaching eighteen times. Goats milk suits drinking and cooking, but is less ideal for butter, while cheese production is common. Infants and invalids are noted as key beneficiaries of goat’s milk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bayer Name Unearthed As Efficiency Expert Rumor Circulates
A Birmingham Age-Herald fragment suggests Bayer as a possible efficiency expert who may appear in local discussions. The note implies uncertainty about the person’s identity and whereabouts amid a rumor of upcoming presence.
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Birmingham
Lerald
Confrontation Over a Death Verdict in Cornershop Tangle
A suspicious customer taunts a boot legger asking for help. The boot legger replies that if a death occurs there will be no reflection on the customer or their family. He then suggests deferring to the coroner who would return a verdict of death from natural causes.
A Lady of Distinction and Her Perfume Regimen
A lady of distinction is praised for the delicate influence of the perfume she uses. The routine includes a Cuticura Soap bath with hot water to cleanse pores, followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear, sweet, healthy skin.
Preventing Potato Losses in Harvest and Transit
Growers and shippers bear major responsibility for potato losses from diseased tubers. Specialists from the Bureau of Markets say losses can be controlled or prevented in the field. Careless handling during harvest and transport often damages the skin and allows infection, harming appearance and requiring deeper peeling.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Hundred-dollar Debacle Of A Sheepherder In Shelby
In Shelby, Bil the sheepherder admitted to misplacing four hundred dollars earned through the year after returning from trips. He claimed to have lost about one hundred in a stud game, spent nearly another hundred on booze, and could not recall the remaining fifty, suggesting it went to natural dissipation. The tale, cited as Irrigation News, reads with old regional humor.
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Shelby
Bil
Bill
Bul
Jbl
Secure Best Harvest Help for Seasonal Labor
Harvest season draws workers from the South toward the North crossing the Canadian border. They bring efficiency from experience but may leave early, forcing farmers to pay high rates to finish harvesting before spoilage. Local help is preferred to roaming labor for reliability.
Fortunate Circumstance in gravity discovery joke
A humorous exchange imagines Isaac Newton asking about the pain of discovering gravity. Newton replies he is glad the experiment with an apple was accidental, not a golf ball mishap, framing the moment as fortunate rather than painful.
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Isaac Newton
Coal and wood ashes as garden additives
Coal ashes have little value as fertilizer and mainly loosen soil. They are most useful on heavy clay soil when screened and evenly mixed with the soil. Wood ashes add fertilizing value but should be applied before leaching occurs.
Harness Quality for Heavy Work
Select a harness with care to ensure strong reins breeching and traces. Ensure back straps tugs and belly bands are heavy enough for the work. A runaway team cannot be controlled if reins or straps are weak or insufficient for heavy duty.
Child Corns On One Toe Puzzle Mother And Son
A Columbus mother, owner of a five year old, endures painful corn growths on one toe, lamenting their size while her son quips about corn growing. The boy asks if corns can multiply, and the mother notes daily care without relief as the child observes the suited shoe and her frown.
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Columbus
Wwe
Indianapolis News
What They Needed Mother We Must Get A Nurse
A brief line from the Boston Tran notes a family seeking a nurse for a baby and a night watchman. The fragment underscores urgent caregiving needs and security for the infant during night hours.
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Boston Tran
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