Government Printing Office A Glimpse Of Its Size And History
A long overview of the Government Printing Office detailing its size, operations, and historic artifacts. It covers the Congressional Record printing process, the Pershing Linotype, public printer George H. Carter, and large-scale outputs like the Patent Office Gazette and post office money order forms, highlighting the office’s role in federal printing and national commerce.
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United States Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Edge
Edwards
New Jersey
Smoot
Utah
Treasury
Congressional Record
Government Printing Office
Abraham Lincoln
Cornelius Wendell
Cornelius Wendell and A Tittle
John Heart
Tle Biresu
Treasury Department
Congress
Mnotype
City Post Office
Union Station
Senate
House of Representatives
Robert LaFollette
Daily Record
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
United States Government Printing Office
Pershing
Chaumont
W. W. Kirby
France
Kirby
General Pershing
Twenty-Ninth Engineers
Armistica
Camp Humphreys
Geveratment Printing Office
Army War College
General Staff School
Carter
George H. Carter
Garding
Patent Office Gazette
United States
Post Office Department
Tourist and Westerner Exchange Tales in Quiet Market
A brief street exchange unfolds as a tourist asks about living, the Westerner replies he herds sheep. The dialogue captures a small moment of cross cultural curiosity in a simple rural setting.
California Divorcees and Pharmacy Prices Highlighted
The notice mentions widespread divorce in California and notes cheap Bayer tablets in varied package sizes. It cites druggists selling bottles of 24 and 100, with boxes of twelve costing only a few cents, reflecting pricing guidance.
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Bach
Hairpin Help Restores Suburban Trolley Ride
Suburban Pittsfield trolley with mostly high school pupils halted by a burned-out fuse. Motorman asks for wire. boy passengers search pockets. An old-fashioned maid donates two hairpins and the car resumes speed, restoring the trip.
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Pittsfield
Boston Globe
Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Tinting for All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes promises simple directions for tinting and dyeing wool, linen, cotton, or mixtures. The 13 cent packs claim permanent, rich colors for dresses, ribbons, coats, draperies, and more, suitable for every fabric and item in the home.
Cuticura Ad Promotes Baby Skin Care
An old advertisement text shows a mother and child dialogue about choosing a large apple and polite behavior. It promotes Cuticura products for rough itchy skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Culicura Talcum powder as a trio.
Poor Youth Protest Erer Bad Economies
Freshman-ol suffers measles and chicken pox amid a Boston Beanpot. A silent contempt is linked to a manly unblacked eye in a terse local note.
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Boston
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