Cloture Debate Push Faces Senate Masses Of Opposing Views
Washington report notes Democrats push for a senate cloture rule to curb endless debate on Wilson currency legislation. Republicans oppose curtailing free speech. suffrage debate rises in House as women push for a separate committee while southern Democrats resist. Carabao dinner fuels White House reaction.
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Carabaos
Philippines
Carabao Society
Armed Service
Beauty and Sickness Headaches Advice
The article advises that headaches often leave facial marks and recommends controlling nerves, relaxation exercises, regular schedules, and avoiding strong medicines. It suggests chamomile tea, simple foods, plenty of water, and eye rest to prevent recurrent headaches.
Panama Flat Arch of Santo Domingo Ruin Faces Sale
The famed flat arch in Panama City's Santo Domingo ruin, measuring 26 feet 5 inches and 20 feet high, survived four trials after monk designers. The church burned in 1737. now private owners may tear it down unless the government buys the arch for preservation and prevents a new apartment complex.
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Wide World
Warm Winter Camp Fire Reflector Tactics
Describes conserving heat in winter camps by fire placement and a simple reflector. Recommend placing the fire near the shelter front, steep roof to redirect heat downward, and building a reflector with green sticks and logs. Suggest facing the camp toward a rock if available for extra warmth.
Child Mishears Christmas Story as Birthday Party
A mother explains Jesus birth to her three year old during a nap time teaching about Christmas. The girl mishears and asks who the birthday party is for, naming a man she plans to invite, revealing a innocent child’s confusion about the Christ Child.
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Christ
Doan's Kidney Pills Marketed To Ease Households Burden
A classic advertorial piece extols Doan's Kidney Pills as safe for delicate women and all with kidney trouble. It recounts a typified case of relief after birth, swelling, backache, and nervous symptoms, urging use for dropsy and Bright's disease risk.
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Bright
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Relentless Stage Driver Pete McCoy in Deadwood Tale
A South Dakota congressman recounts Pete McCoy a famed stage driver who ferried passengers across Deadwood Carbonate Spearfish and Bear Gulch. In a dramatic sprint to a hotel stop a horse collapsed at the door yet McCoy refused to slow finishing at the regular stop.
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Pete McCoy
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Carbonate
Lippincott’s
Cure for eczema with Cuticura products claimed
A Missouri reader describes years of itchy burning eczema on the scalp and shoulders rescued after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial, dated 1912, credits the treatment with complete recovery in two weeks and offers free samples through Cuticura.
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Auto and Train Race Toward Crossing in Thunderous Race
A country road scene shows a speeding automobile approaching a steam railway crossing as an express train races toward the same point. The owner asks if they can make it. the chauffeur insists he can but fails. The tense moment unfolds on the road by summer homes and a distant lake.
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Little Henry Meets a Baby Sister
The stork brings Henry a sister and he greets the event with amusement and practical plans. He imagines the baby will be the tender in his railway fantasy and smiles at the idea of a new passenger aboard.
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New York Evening Post
Castoria Advert Says Safe Remedy Used Over 30 Years
An old advertisement urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for children and notes the remedy has been used for over three decades. The copy also features a stray line about a child and an improvised punchline on a roller towel.
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Hoard In a Restaurant
A garbled OCR fragment describes a waiter lingering in a restaurant and an unclear tropical setting. The text is incomplete with phrases about expectation and a hanging around implication, lacking coherent events or identities.
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Yeu
Walt
Diverse Advertisements and Odds and Ends
A collage of vintage ad copy and quips includes claims about British gold supply, cautions about temptations and abuse, Dean’s Mentholated Cough Drops as remedies, a theatrical joke about a police captain on bail, a line about who wrote a play, and a jab at health department collaboration. Also noted are Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children, a sample offer, a joke about a family doctor and pets, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, and a Portland election mention with women judges and clerks amid a cheeky remark about red cheeks after a dark hall encounter.
Useful at Last in Town Topics Speech Scene
Mable asks for the old merry widow hat to use in a scouts tent while Martin joins in the game. Crawford questions his wife’s country visit as Crabshaw notes she prefers being away longer than the neighbor.
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Crabshaw
Something Light for a Quiet Evening
A reader seeks a gentler escape as the dialogue proposes a pleasant novel to pair with sweets rather than a grim crime tale, suggesting lighter entertainment to accompany bonbons.
The Disposition of a Fallen Musician
During Theodore Thomas and his orchestra tour a musician died. A telegram to the parents asked for disposition. They replied that the deceased’s disposition was a roving one, revealing the tragedy with quiet irony.
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Theodore Thomas
John Blank
Poor Woman's Gift in Paris Brightens Mission Field
A blind Parisian woman at a missionary meeting donates 27 francs she saved by not needing a lamp to work at night. She explains that others spend about twenty seven francs yearly on oil, and her gift will bring light to dark heathen lands.
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Sean
What He Wanted It For
A French boy named Caillou is allowed luncheon with his mother and guests if he eats what is served and says nothing. At dessert he asks for a sardine, claiming he only wants to place it in his water glass to watch it float.
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They All Can. A Joke From Youth's Wisdom
A comic exchange questions a wife's memory with a husband boasting she recalls every fault since marriage. A teacher asks Johnny about the best time to gather apples and Johnny quips when the farmer's dog is tied.
Taking Pledges a Pawnbroker in Jocular Exchange
In a humorous exchange the Boob jokes that a man who takes the pledge many times daily must be a dipsomaniac. The Old Fogg counters with a twist noting the man is simply a pawnbroker. The dialogue presents a playfully clipped social moment.
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