Woman credits Tanlac for renewed health and life
Edith Seliger of Portland Oregon says Tanlac restored her health after two years of stomach trouble gas headaches and nervousness. She gained 25 pounds and now feels better than in years. Tanlac sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co. and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co. Ad.
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Tanlac
Anaconda
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San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Healing
A Titusville ad promoting San Cura Ointment claims rapid relief for running sores and a money back guarantee. It lists uses from fever sores to burns and mentions San Cura Soap as a companion antiseptic product from Thompson Medical Co.
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Titusville
Harding Stands With Constitution Against League Covenant
Marion Ohio September 17 Senator Harding warned the campaign hinges on choosing the American constitution over the Versailles league covenant He argued the covenant transfers war and peace decisions from Congress and would desert Washington He urged fidelity to the constitution and pledged to defend it In a large Ohio audience he restated his view in a letter to Jacob Gould Sherman opposing the league while supporting a world association of nations with an international court of justice
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International Court of Justice
Miss Sher’s Fetish Doll Boosts 1920 Woolfolk Show
In Woolfolk's Novelties of 1920 at the Margaret theater, Miss Alice Sher reveals a Japanese doll she calls a fetish said to bring luck. She recalls a boardinghouse Chinese cook blessing the doll from China and notes two performances when she forgot lines without it. The leading woman in the show headlines the production opening Monday.
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California
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Anaconda News Necromancy Delights County Jail Prisoners
In Marco Mrsich, an inmate at the county jail, entertains fellow prisoners with sleight of hand tricks. He performs a disappearing ball illusion using hats and a table, while refusing to reveal the method. He plans a new trick to demonstrate today.
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Dicky Learns Not to Harm Fairy Web Veils
Dicky tears a spider web and discovers the veils belong to fairies who use them to gather dreams. Happy Giggles explains spiders build veils for fairies and that destroying them hurts the dream-makers. Dicky promises to be careful and stops tearing the veils.
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Hallmark Jewelry Co Opens Hallmark Plan Era Sale
The story recalls Hallmark’s formation by 42 leading jewelers creating a cooperative for standardized jewelry and watches. It notes growth to over 800 members across the United States and Canada, a $50,000,000 annual business, and New York headquarters. A New York store announces a holiday sale opening Tuesday, Sept 9, with substantial discounts on rings, watches, and jewelry, highlighting many Hallmark items and prices.
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Dicky Plays While Mrs Spider Mends the Veil
Dicky returns to play as Mrs Spider quietly mends the delicate spider web veil. The fairy band has disappeared, leaving a calm scene after the earlier chatter.
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Dicky
Mrs. Spider
This is the day of us workers
The Boston Transcript laments wage cuts and the loss of affordable meals as workers reminisce about earning two dollars a day while noting a current pay rise that does not offset higher living costs.
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Boston Transcript
Though permanency is 4 test where colors are arrayed
A compact, cryptic line from the Washington Star notes a red element’s fixed position as others fade. The phrase suggests a vivid metaphor tied to permanence amid change, with minimal context available for full interpretation.
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Washington Star
Houdini rival Gibson breaks free in Everett
William Gibson, arrested on a minor charge in Everett, escapes from handcuffs and a barred cell using extraordinary arm strength. He frees himself again after shackles are removed, tampering with a cell door and picking a handcuff, before being recaptured with an officer guarding him through the night.
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Wash
Houdini
William Gibson
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