Smith Turns East on Campaign Trail From Montana
Gov Smith grounds his stump in Montana assailing Hoover over oil and corruption probes. He accuses Republicans of a “story of intrigue and chicanery” and cites Continental oil and Liberty bond disclosures. Senators Walsh and Wheeler join in praise as Smith heads toward New York before more stops.
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Shape Nails With File In Old China Beauty Guide
An early 20th century etiquette piece describes nail care rituals from historic China, contrasting long aristocratic nails with modern minimal tips. It advises shaping with an emery board, soaking, cuticle work with orange wood sticks and pumice, gentle removal, washing, and polishing. It warns against acids for cuticles and notes white spots are bruises from harsh manicures.
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Rabbits Stamp Ground to Warn Off Predators
When frightened rabbits stamp their hind feet on the ground producing a loud warning signal that alerts companions to flee. The danger signal prompts others to scamper away to safety.
GROVE'S CHILL TONIC Promises Strengthening Invigoration
A vintage advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC 60e as a strengthening invigorating remedy. The copy claims it restores color to the cheeks and provides a felt boost to energy.
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