Peace and Honor: A Call for Independent lasting Peace
A quotation attributed to Governor Morris urges a peace that is permanent and independent. It emphasizes peace not reliant on others pity, but on American strength and a peace that honors national dignity.
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Morris
Watch Your Skin Improve With Cuticura Ointment
Rising and retiring gently smear the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and plenty of water. Continue ten days and note the change in your skin. Free sample by mail with Book and address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Dept. L
Boston
Collectors Seek Rare U S Army Postal Service Stamps
Collectors in the United States gather postmarks from letters sent from American camps in France stamped U S Army Postal Service. They expect a unique value if peace talks yield a notable outcome, since expeditionary force postmarks are scarce compared with letters sent home to friends and relatives.
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United States
France
U. S. Army
Postal Service
The Singer and the Song War Comment
Bliggins objects to the national anthem saying he cannot sing it. The speaker agrees with honesty but warns the war cannot be postponed while seeking a singable tube for Bliggins.
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Bliggins
Those Who Loved Before Seek More Than Common Friendship
A reflective line suggests that those who have loved once cannot settle for ordinary friendship, implying deeper emotional longing and enduring ties beyond casual companionship. The sentiment presents a timeless view of love and attachment.
Remembering Civil War era hardships in wheatless and meatless days
The Anaconda Standard recalls 1860s shortages noting substitutes like roasted barley parched corn chicory roots and dandelion roots for coffee. Sugar was scarce with brown sugar and molasses common. families kept cows for milk while coffee and tea were said to be more nutritious without milk.
Tramp and Lady Dispute Over Begging Profession
A conversation reveals a tramp insisting begging is his work while a lady questions his need for money. The tramp claims difficulty in securing a nickel from people, justifying his livelihood.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promised cure by F J Cheney Co
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F J Cheney Co swears the firm will pay 100 for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cannot cure He states the medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces Drugstore ads offer testimonials free in Toledo Ohio.
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State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Peek
A. W. Gleason
Ohio
After eight years marriage man discovers nightlife hollow
A man who has been married eight or nine years finds that nights downtown after his wife’s absence are disappointing. He realizes many men are lazy but reluctant to admit it.
Physician Endorses Favorite Prescription in Ad
Kansas City Kans woman recalls being run down and pale as death in girlhood. Her mother consulted a druggist who recommended Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. After short use she recovered and later relied on the remedy during pregnancy to stay well and strong. Mrs Bell Gammon, 2919 Roosevelt Ave., provides the testimonial.
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Kansas City
Kans
Dr. Pierce
Mrs. Bell Gammon
Roosevelt Ave
Myrtle Crafts a Homemade Christmas for Uncle John
Myrtle leads her family in a frugal but inventive plan to send Uncle John a festive, homemade Christmas. She assembles an elaborate gift box with jelly cups, a grand fruit cake, cottage cheese, two breads, butter pots, a hop loaf, and a carefully baked mince pie, all wrapped with ribbons and a musical touch. The effort demonstrates Myrtle’s leadership and resourcefulness to brighten Christmas despite scarce money.
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Yrtle
Tim
Edith
Myrtle
Father
John
Grandma
Uncle John
Gratia
Aunt Myrtle
Johnny
Lifeboat Origins and a Christmas Box Memory
A historic look at the life saving lifeboat by Joseph Francis and a personal Christmas tale. The narrative blends maritime innovation with family recollections as a box carries old photographs and a vow to give Myrtle a chance.
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New Jersey
Asbury Park
Joseph Francis
Francis
Ayrshire
Jersey
Congress
Grandma
Myrtle
George
Send candy and letters to boys in military camp
Dr James Naismith urges families to mail sweets and light reading rather than sob letters or nightgowns to boys in camp. He notes a craving for home letters and the home paper, recommends homemade fudge that travels well, and says clothing or medicine are provided by Uncle Sam.
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James Naismith
University of Kansas
Naismith
First
Kansas Infantry
Uncle Sam
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