Christmas Seal Sale Promotes Tuberculosis Fight Nationwide
The Christmas Seals sale, run by the National Tuberculosis Association for the 22nd year, funds the battle against tuberculosis. Public education, coast to coast reach, and a strong urge to shop early for Christmas bolster the effort as deaths from TB have diminished since the campaign began. Businesses urge early shopping to secure stock and avoid last minute crowds while merchants emphasize efficient service during the holiday season.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Canada
Gulf
Seattle
Uncle Sam
Budget Your Beauty and Health Costs in 1920s View
A column argues women should budget their beauty expenses to please husbands and maintain home harmony. It cites government costs of illness, notes 36,000,090 wage earners affected, and highlights the US’s high physician ratio and 1.5 million in health care roles.
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United States
The Old Men Make War
The piece mourns the death of Georges Clemenceau and notes that wartime leaders like Wilson Foch Haig are fading. It argues that old men call the young to fight, shaping wars more than the combatants themselves. It reflects on the World War’s recent memory and aging statesmen.
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Georges Clemenceau
Wilson
Foch
Haig
Happy the Bum and the Ghosts of Broadway
Special Writer Gilbert Swan portrays a New York figure nicknamed Happy, an elusive hobo king of tales. The piece tours his East Side haunts, dignified squalor, and the old Broadway underworld where defunct neighborhoods and faded dreams meet modern change.
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Gilbert Swan Messenger
York
New York
Eater End Doyvehnute
Mr. Soros
Bronx
Llanhattan
Hehors
Chicago
The Traveling Shakespearean Player in Town Gossip
A vivid ramble through a town’s characters and rumors about Dan, a would be mayoral candidate on the hob o ticket, described in theatrical attire and dramatic flair. The piece weaves social satire with stray reflections on youth, labor unions, science, and a distant plague memory, ending with a nostalgic contrast to 1640 while noting fewer plagues today.
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Dan
Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy owner of The Newest Way to Health shares guidance on yeast biscuits and crackers made from whole wheat flour. The piece covers baking powder use, tips for proper browning, and how to combine starches with non starches for meals. It also includes a sample recipe and notes on aiding children with nutritious cracker options.
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Frank McCoy
J.J. BY
Wealthy donations and legal rulings in 1928 era Q&A
The text lists 1928 estimates of donations by wealthy Americans at 2 330 600 000 and includes a series of quiz questions on law energy conservation Socratic teaching edible snails French districts and the American Federation of Labor. It cites judges like Oliver Wendell Holmes and Harlan Fiske Stone, notes on perpetual motion limits, and other trivia in a mutable newspaper quiz style.
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H.W. A
W. L 8
Bureau of Standards
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Nime
Harlan
Fiske Stone
Socrates
Himsel
A. Glis Am
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Lahber
Una
H.W
Towlings
Australia
Mostly Easy Words Horizon TA 1 Elevator
A list like a crossword or word-naming page with varied terms and definitions including items such as Reverence Innocent Window, snake tree, demure grief ketone and other scattered clues. The page pairs entries with numbers and occasional descriptors in a puzzle-like layout.
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Valley
HAPPENINGS ABOUT THE CAPITAL TOURING WASHINGTON SIGHTS
Rod ney But cher recounts a holiday season stroll through Washington in Abhinuton, noting crowded streets and bustling stands at Pennsylvan ia Avenue and Lapitoll Hill. He highlights dingy hotels, souvenir shops, and foreign embassies, then guides readers toward major landmarks including the Washington Monument, the Capitol, and the Lincoln Memorial, with remarks on traffic, architecture, and museum highlights for visitors.
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Rodney Butcher
Sekecint Weir
Washington
Pennsshidpa Avenue
Lapitoll Hinl
Punneylventa Avenue
Etts
A Daily Study In Correct English Practice
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss common misuses and mispronunciations in English. It mentions misnamed words, phonetic spellings, and teaching approach, with scattered examples and references to spelling issues and pronunciation.
Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale and tuberculosis care drive set
A Red Cross Christmas Seal Sale leads into an education campaign on tuberculosis prevention and care, with events planned before the Athens school term. The piece recalls a 20th century local social scene including a Thanksgiving dance by the Retail Clerks Union and updates on residents and travel in the Athens area.
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Athens
Ay Va
Harry Smith
Cleveland
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Hohors
Dan Tirien
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Arthur Brisbane
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Virginia
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Dar
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Moon
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Capul
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France
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Capitol
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White House
War Amd Navy
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Totomree River
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Mount Vernon
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Hagits
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Jakes
Bles Og Leh Srevtei
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Gatlinolis
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Athens Business College
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Oscar Patten
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James Ray
J. A. Stone
Jos
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C. B. Henderson
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