Easy skin care with Resinol Soap advert
Bathe the face with Resinol Soap and warm water to lather and cleanse. Rinse with more soap and water then a dash of cold water to close pores. Use daily for quicker healing, antiseptic cleansing, and a clear complexion. In severe cases apply Resinol Ointment. Sold by all druggists.
Gifted with a sixth sense by Mrs Garber
A brief exchange frames Mrs Garber as possessing inexhaustible perception. The dialogue highlights her remarkable intuition through a humorous, light tone.
Druids celebrate 234 years of friendly society existence
The United Ancient Order of Druids marks 234 years since its founding as a fraternal friendly society highlighting its longevity and communal activities.
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United Ancient Order of Druids
Pinkham Letters Claim Lydia E Pinkham Compound Heals
Three letters from Lynn Massachusetts women praised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after medical operation recommendations. The writer argues hospitals should be last resort for women and urges reading the testimonials for proof of relief.
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Pinkham Ratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Spy Wyatt's risky逃 escape and fateful vow in bondage
Confederate spy Wyatt pretends to be a U.S. lieutenant to reach Harwood country then marries Noreen Harwood under pressure as Cowan's gang attacks. Federal troops drive off the gang. Wyatt is captured for trial as a spy, while Captain Fox urges courage and a plan for escape. Harwood's loyalty and Miss Harwood's aid weigh heavily on his fate.
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Green Briar
Jem Taylor
Hot Springs
Harwood Taylor
Harwood
U.S
Noreen Harwood
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Parson Nichols
Anse Cowan
Noreen
Titte
Cowans
Noreet
Cowan
Raymond
Noreence
Wisburg
Captain Fox
Yatt
Fox
Colonel Pickney
Sam
Mise
Johnny
The One Path of Escape From a County Jail
The narrator stages a daring breakout from a jail camp, using a loosened iron curtain as a lever to reveal a chimney. He climbs the shaft to the attic and crawls across the building escaping into a deserted sheriff’s office. He dons a fresh coat and hat before spotting Lieutenant Raymond in the clerk’s room.
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Whitlock
Noreen
Raymond
Altar of Heaven in Peking Declares Emperor's Rite of Heaven
The Altar of Heaven in southern Peking, built by Ming emperor Yung-lo in 1420, rises in white marble with triple balustrades and vast enclosure. The scene evokes ritual pomp with robed celebrants, music, incense, and sacrifice, as the emperor worshiped Shang-ti the heavenly ruler.
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Tien T’an
Peking
Yung-ie
Shang Ti
New Rural Schooling Emerges in Countryside
A rural schooling vision describes modern schoolhouses with proper apparatus and up to date teachers. The article forecasts country born teachers with high and normal schooling who love rural life and aim to improve conditions while saving farm youth for agriculture.
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Margaret Woodward
the Countryside Magazine
Something to Do in a Dull Summer Evening
Senator Lodge spoke in Washington about a summer resort cottage near the station. An agent claimed the lease would please a wife and provide a ready-made evenings activity. The anecdote underlines a plan to imitate a favored pastime during calm days.
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Senator Lodge
Washington
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