Quaker Minister Finds Health Through Tanlac
Reverend Parker Moon known as Uncle Parker praises Tanlac after five years of nervous indigestion poor appetite and fatigue. He details relief from sour stomach insomnia and back pain and says his sleep improves and he no longer needs laxatives. He endorses Tanlac as a system builder and urges others to try it.
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Missouri
Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Tanlac
Texas
Thad
Tanlye
Taniac
Faniac
Used In one Family for many Years
In Whatcheer Iowa Mrs Elsie L Orrick reports severe illness overcame her until she tried Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She credits the medicines with restoring health and notes 16 years of use by family members. The text also mentions auto tax in Italy ranging from 2000 to 3000 annually.
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Whatcheer
Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Elsie L.orrick
Intruder Fingerprints Self in Window as Suspect Found
In a peculiar incident a child in the apartment raised alarms. Police report the intruder left fingerprint evidence on the window panes, guiding investigators to a probable suspect.
Heat and air help carburetors start in cold weather
The article explains that low grade gasoline worsens cold starts and that hot air from exhaust-derived pipes improves vaporization and fuel economy. It notes carburetor heaters, simple makeshift heat sources, and the need to keep fuel tanks clean to avoid clogs. It also warns about damaged cooling fans reducing airflow and overheating engines.
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Ruth
Direction Indicator Invented for Traffic Guidance
A Covington Kentucky inventor, J. EB Mayhail, describes a direction indicator to aid driving by warning an approaching vehicle from the front or rear. The device aims to facilitate motor vehicle operation in congested cities and for any situation requiring direction signaling.
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Scientific American
J. Eb, Mayhail
Covington, Ky
Plan for Replacing Bolts in Prison Frames
A how to sketch describes replacing bolts through a frame by drilling to fit a cotter pin and threading a wire through the bolt hole. The bolt is then drawn out through the hole, simplifying removal and reinstallation.
Trouble in ignition coils and efficiency limits
The article warns that ignition coils built for voltages from five or six diy cells may fail if more coils are strung in series to gain efficiency. Increasing coil count risks burning out the condenser and ruining the coil.
Weak Valve Springs and Their Effect on Engine Operation
Text explains that weakened valve springs can cause faulty engine operation. It advises inspecting springs when valves are removed, ensuring inlet springs are equal in length and exhaust springs match, noting exhaust springs may be longer. If a spring is shorter, stretch it or place a shim to equalize tension among springs.
Automobile News and Early 1920s Motoring Notes
A collage of motor topics notes gasoline weight per gallon, eight actors traveling by cars valued at 142000 dollars, Canada’s 1918 motor production of 94000 with an 85 percent growth forecast, and fuel research by the Agriculture Department. Also mentions 1921 automobile heritage license numbers in Pennsylvania, winter dialog in emergencies, and US Army Motor Transport Corps vehicle figures.
You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best
Reprint style ad copy praising Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and liver ailments. Claims vast sales and testimonials, urges readers to request a sample by mail, and markets bottles through drug stores. Mentions Dr Kilmer & Co and Jerusaien imagery in a scattered historical tone.
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Kilmer
Pareela Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Moses Well Pool in Egyptian Desert Described in Pleasant Pixel
A picturesque pool called Moses well lies ten tiles west of Suez in the Egyptian desert. The feature is linked to the biblical tale of Moses sweetening bitter waters. The pool sits in a palm fringed grave and is praised for an exquisite sunrise reflection and tranquil appearance. Historical records from ancient Egypt are cited as lost due to later rulers.
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Suez
Moses
Egypt
A New Gas From Alcohol Production
A new gas has been developed from the manufacture of alcohol that can be compressed to 3500 pounds per square inch and stored safely in steel tanks.
Cruelty of Politics and a Walk on the Boardwalk
A cabinet officer at a dinner laments that politics, not even women, can be cruel, then shares a humorous Easter morning tale on Atlantic City boardwalk. An older woman declares, You recognize me, I haven’t changed, implying she still wears the same bonnet after 17 years.
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Atlantic City
Mamet
Maine Sardine Pack Reduced Amid Higher Output
The 120 girdine pack in Maine is estimated at 75 percent of normal. Average pack runs about 2,200,000 cases, yet this season's output exceeds 1,500,000 cases. A popular photographer is one who can make a woman feel satisfied with her image.
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Maine
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