Colorado Man Gains 16 Pounds With Tanlac
Charles H. Mair of Colorado Springs reports taking three bottles of Tanlac and gaining sixteen pounds. He describes long standing indigestion, gas, nervousness, and weight loss, then says indigestion disappeared, strength doubled, and he can work all day without fatigue. He urges others to try Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Charles H. Mair
Arcadia Street
Colorado Springs
Portage
Wisconsin
Adv
Warden Hanley Vexed by Mysterious Note at Tombs
A New York correspondent reports Warden Hanley of the Tombs read a cryptic note 92 times. The message from a mysterious caller, who planned a Pittsburgh visit, asked the warden to discuss a decades old rumor and to proceed quietly.
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Hanley
the Tombs Prison
New York
Pittsburgh
Dandruff and Itching Relief Ad Ends with Free Sample Offer
The ad promotes Cuticura products to restore dry falling hair by removing dandruff and itching. Rub Cuticura Ointment into the scalp, then shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Encourages making Cuticura the everyday toilet preparation and offers a free sample by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept. L, Boston.
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Dept. L
Boston
English Captain Praises American Promptness in Submarine War
Capt Ian Hay, English soldier and lecturer, praised America’s swift tackling of the submarine danger in New York saying ability will out in your country and in the old country. He noted Red Cross Bag Blue as a better laundry aid sold by grocers.
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Ian Hay
New York
America
Bargain at Fair Bazaar Coy Attendant
A customer asks for a price on a box while the Fair Bazaar attendant quotes five shillings. The shopper jokes that the price is high and the attendant coyly confirms. Cassel's Saturday journal records a humorous exchange.
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Fair Bazaar
Navy Recruiting Charm Holds Red Blooded Seamen
Washington. Sailors in the American navy, many former farm and shop workers, now sail destroyers in northern seas to defend freedom. Congress raised pay, with apprentice seamen receiving 82.60 a month after raises, and a detailed pay table links to various ratings. The article urges enlistment, notes training at Annapolis on equal terms, and highlights naval tradition and career paths from apprentice to commissioned officers.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Sam
Daunt’s Rock
Ireland
Congress of the United States
Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Congress
United States
John Paul Jones
Decatur
Bainbridge
Hull
Porter
Farragut
Dewey
Secretary of the Navy
Marines First in Fight Offers Pay and Promotion Prospects
Washington report details Marine Corps wartime expansion to 380000, with recruit pay at 30 dollars monthly plus 20 percent sea pay. Describes Marine identity as soldier of the sea, unique structure, training paths at Annapolis, and promotion opportunities from warrant to commissioned ranks as a key incentive for volunteers.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
United States Marines
Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Sam
United States Army
Congress
United States
Doyen
France
Selective Service
Annapolis
Did He Understand
A fragmented notice notes mood and fashion demand with uncertain dialogue about dresses and spouses. The lines hint at social pressure and household humor without clear events or names.
City Directory Brings Short Addresses To Reader Ahoy
Flubdub offers a compact city directory as a reading aid. The speaker prefers brief public addresses and seeks concise listings amid longer public speeches.
His Clutch Slipped and a Child's Frustration Told
A four year old boy trudges to Sunday school with his father. He admits fatigue as the father slows, saying it is not the pace but the boy who feels strained. The piece, from Christian Herald, contrasts child effort with parental care.
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Harold
Papa
Christian Herald
Does Not Interrupt Him Wife Listens To Advice
Quote highlights a man's wife as polite and attentive to his guidance in a terse exchange. It focuses on domestic dynamics and the humor of a wife’s compliance.
Why a Cat Shouldn’t Be Chased Up a Tree
A kind-hearted woman scolds a boy who chased a cat into a tree. The boy grins and imagines himself having the cat’s climbing ability, replying with a playful remark.
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Denver Stock Yards Bank Room
Stock Yards
Denver
Cole
Panama
West Manaite
Denver Photo Materials Co
Eastman Kodak Co
16Th Street
Victor Records
Campbell Music CO
Colo
M. J. O'Fallon Supply
Colc
RMU Weald Serehg Spe
Farmers
Dept. WN
Treo Chemical CO
Empire Bidg
Wilson
J. H. Wilson Saddlery CO
Gold Coin Creamery Company
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Denver, Colo
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Union Depot
Denver Metal Company
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PRIOH
West
Elastic Paint & Mfg, CO
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Boulder Creamery CO
Corp
Jos
J. Schwartz
6Th & Curtis
Cele
Mile Ae Photo CO
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Eastman
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Can
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Bee Bldg
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