Critics Question References to Christ in Antiquities and Tacitus
A reader argues that Josephus and Tacitus contain dubious or forged passages about Christ. The letter challenges the authenticity of the Christ reference in Josephus and tacitly questions Tacitus’s account, noting suppression of pagan and Christian writings and urging verification of sources while defending Christian history against alleged misinformation.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Josephus
Ith Christ
Tacitus
You Should Have the Best Medicine Swamp Root Ad
The advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a superior kidney, liver and bladder remedy praised by a prominent druggist. It claims thousands of sworn testimonials and offers sample bottles by mail with ten cents. Large and medium bottles are said to be sold at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
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Woman Claims Home Remedy Darkens Gray Hair
Mrs. B. H. Boots of Buchanan County Iowa asserts a home mix can darken faded hair and add gloss. The formula combines bay rum water glycerine Barbo Compound and other items bought at drug stores. apply every other day until darkened. It allegedly makes a stay-haired person look twenty years younger.
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Irs
B. H. Boots
Buchanan County
Bridgeport Man Promotes Cure For Rheumatism
Henry L. Leighton asks Bridgeport and nearby residents who suffer with neuritis rheumatism and lumbago to contact him. After years of pain he found a preparation that cured his rheumatism and has reportedly helped many others. His address is 367 Brewster St Bridgeport Conn.
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Henry L. Leighton
Leighton
Bridgeport
Brewster St
Bridgeport, Conn
Delatone Hair Removal Tip for Sleeveless Gowns
An advertisement-style tip claims a paste of delatone powder and water removes hairy growths from the skin in about two minutes. It warns to ensure genuine delatone and to mix fresh as needed, noting the method is harmless and rarely requires repetition.
Endorses Suggestion Letter Praises Uplifting News Policy
A reader letter to the editor urges Bridgeport Telegram to highlight good news and community progress over crime and tragedy. The writer, Burroughs F. Perry, argues newspapers should start the year with uplifting stories on front pages to set a positive tone and influence other papers. He notes readers’ varied reactions to sensational coverage.
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Mr. Perry
Bridgeport Telegram
Legion
T. T. Phillips
Mr. Philips
Instralice Iman
NewHeld
The
Times
Burroughs F, Perry
ASK QUESTIONS Contd from page 10 President Wilson first woman appointee
Questions cover statues by Verrocchio and Donatello in Venice and Florence, Jeanne d Arc by Paul Dubois in Rheims, Amazon River navigation up to 2300 miles, railroads in the Amazon valley, and infant vision development notes from a neonatology source.
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Wilson
Q. Whers
Gondens
Enighnes
Verroccho
Venice
Gallamelatta Bs Donatelo
Andus
Jeanne di Arc
Paul Dubois
1 Rheims
Amazon River
Amazon
Quiton
Joa
Harding to Be Sworn In Friday at Capitol
The Ohio editor will take the oath on Friday to become the 29th president. The piece notes the date falls on March 4 and hints that the initials H H align with the White House. It ends by promoting a free calendar from the Telegram Information bureau.
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Harding
West
Ohio
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
White House
Telegram Information Bureau
Cotton growth in Salt River Valley fuels war effort
Frederic J. Haskin notes the 1920 Arizona cotton output rising from 15,000 to 37,000 bales and forecasts 1920 production reaching 0,00 bales for tire manufacture, crediting private enterprise for domestic gains after South Sea Islands crop destruction by boll weevil.
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Arizona
Salt River Valley
Salt Tiver Valley
South Sea Islands
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