Waynes Harvest of Hope Wins Uncle Lees Blessing
Wayne Talcott and Vera Daggett elope and endure a hard year on a New Mexico farm as Uncle Hiram Lee tests their resolve. Wayne returns with a crop that proves their effort, Vera adapts to hardship, and Uncle Lee forgives. He reveals a future bungalow, car, and a settled life as a gift for their perseverance.
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Imine
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Million-dollar Central Park mausoleum to store future cinema
The Detroit News reports a plan to erect a one million dollar mausoleum in Central Park New York to preserve cinema films for a thousand years. It would record civilization through moving pictures showing Caesar Cleopatra Columbus and other historic scenes so future generations might view life as it was.
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Greater of Lesser Import Includes What Is Going On at Washington
Senator Norris of Nebraska proposes raising from 5000 to 10000 the Niobrara national forest appropriation. The Danish West Indies treaty ratified. Rivers andHarbors bill passes House for 38000000 with 10000000 for new projects. Wilson signs sale of 40000 acres in Arizona for reclamation near Yuma. Lobeck introduces 2000000 for a Nebraska army navy academy near Omaha. World trade hits 7873000000. Prohibition bill enters Illinois legislature. Queen de Kol sells for 5000 after record milk yield. McMullen sets 58000 cattle purchase record in Denver. British Labour supports Wilson’s league for peace. European property losses total near 5985000000. Prison sentence for factory fire safety neglect. Wilson seeks multiple nitrate plants with 20000000 for air nitrogen. Santiago mine strike kills 16. 60s munition casualties in London. Cigaret consumption soars 25222960928. Japanese emperor dissolves diet. elections in spring. Rural post road funds allocated. Nebraska 292251, Iowa 286414, Colorado 167580, South Dakota 251, Wyoming 122293. Bali earthquake kills 550, destroys 1000 homes. island under Dutch rule.
Governors signature on bone dry bill at Little Rock event
Arkansas Governor Brough signs the bone dry bill at the annual Little Rock Board of Commerce dinner. The Denver livestock show crowns Nebraska stock judging team champions. Indiana lowers liquor sale after 1918 deadline by a 2 to 7 vote. Wyoming rejects 10 000 for Buffalo Bill statue. Dr White urges universal military training in Chicago. Romania POW reach 200000. German destroyer sunk in North Sea clash. Italy reports 1915 16 spending of 2.125 billion with war costs 1.478 billion. Central powers leaders vow sacrifices for victory. San Diego radio station opens as world’s most powerful. 60000 bombs fall on Rheims. 545 dead, 562 wounded. Verdun front sees German capture 500 prisoners ten machine guns. Milk standardization study cites milk equals eight eggs. British torpedo boat destroyer sinks with 3 officers 44 crew. German losses estimated at 2 million, sustaining war effort.
Japanese Trade in Manchuria Reported by Yoshida
Mr Yoshida selected by the Japanese government reports on Manchurian trade. Goods take about a month to travel from Osaka to Harbin by passenger train. Key exports from Harbin to European Russia include hosiery underwear shoe soles cotton textiles medicines isinglass and insulated electric wire. Since mid August an import tax on hosiery and underwear was imposed by the Russian Manchurian customs. North Manchuria trade prospers due to population growth and agricultural development with Harbin seen as the business center.
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Freezone sales pitch promises painless corn removal
A Cincinnati authority claims corns of any kind can be lifted with the fingers using a few drops of freezone. A small bottle, sold at drug stores, supposedly removes all corns or calluses without pain as the drug dries on contact and does not irritate surrounding skin. If a druggist lacks freezone, readers are advised to request it from wholesale houses.
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Cincinnati
Adv
Not an Occasion for Praise Quote Card Note
A fragment cites Augustine on duty and praise and mentions a postal card to Garfield Tea Co Brooklyn NY requesting a sample with a promise to repay. The ad-like line warns against betraying a friend and bearing faults.
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Garfield Tea Co
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N. Y
Be Ye There for Breakfast Printer Swap
A village minister groans at a misprint in the local paper after delivering a sermon on steadfastness. He jokes about the error transforming the text Be ye therefore steadfast into Be ye there for breakfast.
Actress Reveals Gray Hair Recipe In Ad Secret
A famous actress shares a home formula to darken gray hair using water Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine. The mix darkens streaks without coloring the scalp remains non greasy and should be available from druggists or prepared at low cost. The ad cites full directions inside Barbo Compound boxes.
How does a poet laureate maintain his standing
A joking line notes the poet laureate keeps his status through poetic feet. An ad touts Garfield Tea claiming nature based remedies for constipation. A casual remark says loafing would be dull without work.
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Nature
Why Rheumatism Comes With Cold Weather
A Victorian medical column argues cold weather links to rheumatism. It cites Prof. Alex Haig and uric acid buildup as the presumed cause, noting water changes and brick-dust sediment as cold season indicators, with kidneys and skin failing to remove excess uric acid.
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Alex. Haig
London
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