Quit Tobacco No-To-Bac Proves Easy Habit Break
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac tablets as a simple solution to quitting cigarettes cigars or chewing. It promises immediate relief from cravings and claims users will break the habit and be free from tobacco addiction with no lingering urge.
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Dotty Envisions School and Travel with Gocomeback
Illustrated tale follows Dotty and the travel elf Gocomeback as they escape a stuffy classroom. They visit Pekin China and witness an ancient exam hall with cell-like rooms where students study for years. The journey highlights a five year old start, seven days a week schooling, and nine hours of daily study.
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Tone of Good Fortune for Social Arts and Love
Astrological reading notes a routine business day with focus on social artistic and domestic matters under Luna to Venus. Cautions in signing papers. Birthdays mark a quiet year for some and notable success for those born in the year. A child will be popular and successful overall.
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Billy Whiskers Seeks Romance in Canyon Tale
Stubby and Button chase Billy Jr. through a canyon after he falls for a snow white goat. The trio speculates on engagement and romance as Billy prepares to introduce them to his unknown beloved Daisy, but the outing ends with uncertain expectations.
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Express Company Accepts Relief for Pueblo Flood Sufferers
The local agent reports orders have been received directing the express company to accept any relief matter for flood sufferers in Pueblo Colorado.
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Fate of Charles Smith in first degree murder trial
Arron Ohio June 10. Charles Smith, 47, on trial for first degree murder in the brutal slaying of Peter Shur on October 8. The case is nearing jury deliberation as the verdict appears imminent.
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Iceland Plans Integrated Iron Mines and Power Stations
Iceland aims to combine large scale iron ore mining with planned electric power stations and smelting facilities. The move links resource extraction with energy production to support steel manufacture. Institutional reviews and site analyses are underway.
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The Chariot Wish and Quiet Morning in the Garden
Cherry betrays restlessness on her wedding morning as she longs to vanish in a chariot toward freedom. Aunt Phoebe, a steady presence, offers old time remedies and warmth, while Cherry’s mood shifts with the sight of Edward departing and a hopeful plea for a love potion.
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Carrier Pigeons Freed For Long Flights
Express Agent Gene Woodworth explains a pigeon from Salem West Virginia visiting Athens. Four coops arrive twice weekly for release at 6 a.m. The birds return to Salem about 200 miles away in a little over ninety minutes, testing speed of the flock.
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Ohio University to Staff Departures and Leaves Next Year
Several faculty members will be on one year leaves or retiring. Prof. Frederick Treadley will retire after nineteen years as professor of educational methods. Prof. Ingram Fordyce Stewart leaves for California to pursue a doctorate at Stanford. Holmes Stewart will start as a freshman there, and Mrs. Stewart will study at Stanford. Prof. Homer W. Cherrington receives Harvard fellowship with one year leave. Miss Constance T. McLeod to Columbia for a master in kindergarten. Miss Edna C Endley granted a Columbia fellowship and one year leave for Educational Sociology and Home Economics. Miss Eckel will head home economics in Endley’s absence. Miss Helen Reynolds to Boston University for BS in Commerce. Frederick M. Peckham absent next year. C. M. Copeland returns to head the School of Commerce.
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A Comfortable Play Garment for the Small Boy Pattern 3604
Pattern 3604 shown for boys aged 2 3 4 and 5 years. A 3 year size needs 2% yards of 36 inch material. Suitable fabrics include Seersucker kindergarten cloth drill crash poplin madras percale and Indian head. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in one cent stamps.
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Buckeye State Building Loan Co. Promises Safe Loans
The Buckeye State Building Loan Co announces safety in lending with competent appraisers accurate accounting and supervisors over all transactions. The firm cites assets over $21 2 million and specifies its address at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
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