Old friend extols Sir Walter Raleigh blend for pipes
A dated promotional note praises Sir Walter Raleigh smoking mixture for pipes, claiming it is milder and more fragrant with body and flavor from fine Burley. The text pitches the blend as a trusted, refined choice that changes the smoking experience for the seasoned pipe smoker.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Walter
Burley
Junior League Growth Through Thirty Years Highlighted
The nucleus of the present Association of Junior Leagues in America began with the Junior League of the New York College Settlement organized by Miss Mary Harriman in 1900. By 1928 there were 102 leagues in the United States and three in Canada, with a national club and headquarters in New York City established earlier.
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Ot Amérikca
New York ‘College Settlement
Misa Mary Harriman
Boston
Baaltimore
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Willard Straight
Dorothy Whitney
New York City
United States
Canada
Fooms
New York’ City
Giant Drug Store Makes World Largest Drug Store Claim
The Geneva based Giant Drug Store claims to be the world’s largest drug store. It reportedly employs over 400 people, serves 700000 customers across Europe, and handles an annual business exceeding 1 million dollars.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
Gold Star Mothers Plan Grand Pilgrimage To Europe
Memorial Day will feature a government organized tour for 5 000 Gold Star Mothers visiting American cemeteries in France Belgium and England. The War Department oversees arrangements with railroads hotels and ship lines as these mothers travel in groups from New York to Cherbourg Paris and back. Each woman will carry a badge and receive special care during the voyage and stay with visits to the Unknown Soldier grave and the Suresnes cemetery near Paris.
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America
United States
Congress
War Department
Quartermaster Corps
Army
Europe
New York
Paris
Bozs
The
Gold Star Mothers Organization
Cherbourg
War Mothers of
France
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Suresnes
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Belgium
England
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White House
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Tennessee
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Indiana
Connecticut
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Arizona
Maine
South Carolina
New Wampshire
Colorado
Meuse-Argonne
Romagne
Verdun
St. Millel
Thiaucourt
Department of the Aisne
St. Mihtel
Metz
Nancy
Oise-Alene
Belleu
Chauteau-Thierry
Flanders Field
Lille
Brookwood
Surrey
London
Castoria Promise for Colic Relief in Babies
A vintage advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable preparation for infant colic and stomach troubles. It claims quick comfort, harmless effects, and urges keeping a bottle at home. The copy highlights gentle regulation, child friendly taste, and doctors' approval with Chas. H. Fletcher signature.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Historic Castle Jan eck Rebuild Aims to Medieval State
A Bad Koesen historical society plans to restore Castle Jan eck to its medieval condition after being damaged by robbers. The project references a tower where Walter Watbneau, a foreign minister, was killed by his own hand, tying the restoration to a historic murder site.
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Bad Koesen
Germany
Castle
Janeck
Walter Watbneau
The Old and the New Mother to an Extravagant Daughter
A humorous exchange contrasts thrift and luxury as a grandmother keeps money in old wool socks while the daughter stores hers in silk hose, joking that little difference exists between frugality and extravagance.
Gossip and jests on engagements and fortunes
A humorous dialogue notes a woman teased for many engagements and a man named Ts animi with no money, implying blue thoughts. The exchange pokes at popularity and exclusivity with light sarcasm and social shorthand.
Moslem Faith Linked to Tatars in Lithuania
Historical note on Tatars brought by Vytautas the Great, who retained Islam and crescent banners through generations. The League of Lithuanian Tatars held a meeting in Kaunas and proposed building a central mosque in the capital during the five hundredth anniversary celebrations.
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Vytautag the Great
Lithania
Lithuania
Teutonic Knights
Mahomet
Vytautas the Great
League of Lithuanian Tatars
Kovno
Kaunas
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Prescription Ad
An old newspaper item touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for constipation. It highlights pleasant taste and suitability for children, offering a free trial bottle by writing to Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Monticello.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Fat Loss Miracle Promoted in Montana Ad
An October feature touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning remedy with a claimed 9 pounds lost in 27 days. It notes daily morning use with hot water, promises of improved health and energy, and a money back guarantee from druggists nationwide. The piece also spoofs humorous quotes and oddities from current newspaper sections.
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Montana
Kruschen
America
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