Los Angeles woman credits Tanlac with health rebound
Mrs J M Craig of 674% Hast fortieth street Los Angeles says Tanlac restored her health after influenza and nervous prostration. She gained twelve pounds and now does housework herself, noting initial improvement after three bottles and strong belief in the medicine. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Tanlac
J.M. Crag
Fortieth Street
Los Angeles
Taniac
Adv
Hastings
Dr. Pierce
Chas. Wentz
Sc. Bloom
Labora Laboratory
Buffalo
N. Y
Germans in Japan Roots of Postwar Exchange Rise
Germans in Japan are increasing in number and now nearly double their prewar levels. Most work in firms and factories as engineers. about a hundred German engineers and experts have applied for positions. German imports to Japan for the first ten months of 1920 total about $1,000,000 in toys chemicals and dyestuffs.
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Japan
Germany
Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes Advertisement
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for baby rashes with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum. It emphasizes relief from itch and burn with hot baths and gentle applications. Pricing notes 25 cents each everywhere.
Animals and Weather Forecast Beliefs Questioned
The article argues that widespread beliefs in animal foreknowledge of weather lack a credible source of information beyond the weather bureau’s predictions. It notes no reason or sufficient justification for attributing extended forecasting ability to animals, wild or otherwise.
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Weather Bureau
Garfield Tea Advertises Health Claim Against Constipation
An old advertisement asserts good health is hindered by a constipated habit and promotes Garfield Tea as a remedy to overcome constipation.
Abolition of Money Sparks Household Quarrel
A terse exchange highlights a claim that money has been abolished in Knicker Russia. The remark about a spouse’s own wealth underscores personal impact and domestic reaction to the broader statement.
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Knicker
Russia
Bocker
Coast to Coast Air Mail Sets Record Relay Flight
Air mail pilots completed a coast to coast relay from San Francisco to New York in thirty three hours twenty minutes overcoming storms and darkness. Pilot E M Allison landed at Mineola after leading the run, with Pilot William Hopson arriving shortly after from Cleveland. One pilot died during the Elko Nevada leg, and pouches from the fatal flight were routed to New York to preserve the journey.
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Chicago
San Francisco
New York
E. M. Allison
Clevland
Mineola
Long Island
Air Mail
Air Service
Pacific
Atlantic
William G. Hopson
Mineola Field
Cleveland
Allison
Hopson
William E. Lewis
Elko
Nev
Harding Nears Final Cabinet Selections and Inaugural Plan
President Harding, in St. Augustine, focuses on final cabinet details and the inaugural address. Cabinet changes are viewed as unlikely, though last minute shifts remain possible. George B. Christian Jr. is expected to be secretary to the President, a role he has held as Harding’s private secretary since his Senate tenure began.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Herbert Hoover
George B. Christian, Jr
Mr. Christian
Mr. Harding
Senate
Howe Bank Robbed. Trio Suspected in Howe Nebraska
The Howe Bank in Howe Nebraska was robbed overnight. Only safety deposit box contents were taken, vault left intact. Authorities believe a three man gang struck, likely heading toward Kansas City after the break in. A previous robbery ended with bandits captured near Atchison Kansas following a gunfight with officers.
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Howe, Neb
Howe Bank
Kansas City
Atchison
Kas
Leslie-Judge Company Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy
In New York a federal court records an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Leslie-Judge Company, a publishing firm, filed by three creditors claiming total debts over 600000 dollars.
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Leslie- Judge Company
New York
Leslie-Judge Company
Government files suit to restrain lumber trust in St Louis
The government filed in federal district court a suit seeking a permanent injunction against the Southern Pine Association. It alleges the group fixed lumber prices, aiming to curb anti competitive practices and preserve fair market competition.
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Lumber “Trust
St. Louis
Federal District Court
Southern Pine Association
Fashion shifts as bloomers and camisoles rise in style
The text notes a move away from heavy fabrics to lighter semi transparent garments with flesh tones and new undergarments. Bloomers and petticoaters compete with petticoats while camisoles gain favor with sheer blouses. Styles favor satin silk jersey and batiste with lace trims and elastic waists.
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Ndermuslins
Spring Millinery in Gay Mood for 1920s Hats
Fashion notes celebrate a playful spring millinery with feminine hats featuring flowers lace veils and bright fabrics. Descriptions cover two dress hats a demidress and a street hat with decorative ribbons veils and colorful details including a watermelon pink sailor hat and a velvet rose foliage turban. Veils remain a popular finishing touch.
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Milan
Blood Remedy Promises Lasting Eczema Relief
Ad claims S.S.S. blood remedy cures skin diseases by cleansing blood of germs at the source. Warns against temporary relief from ointments and lotions. Offers medical advice from Chief Medical Nog at 155 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, with free case history response.
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S.S.S
Pat Charge
Medical Nog
Swift Laboratory
Atlan. A
Envied Betty and the Prospect Park Ducks
Betty, four, in a Brooklyn apartment near Prospect Park, befriends wild ducks returning to the lake after a warm spell. She can lure them with popcorn once separated from her duck-hunting father, who notes the need to crawl through a swamp to reach the birds.
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Betty
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Prospect Park Lake
New York Sun
Nervous women blamed for panics in Collier's letter
A twelve year old girl argues that children rarely cause panics and that nervous, excitable women are at fault, in a letter to Collier's Weekly. The piece reflects evolving views on gender and public fear during the period.
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Collier’s Weekly
Object Lesson Reverses Prisoner’s Suicide Resolve
A prisoner, found ready to hang himself in his cell, was halted by a warden who used a torn blanket to fix a makeshift rope. The inmate stood on air as the warden held him, then urged him to try it alone. The man chose to live instead of die.
Nothing Else to Do. I cannot be engaged to you any longer
A Louisville Courier Journal item quotes a flirtatious dialogue where a woman ends an engagement after learning she has married Mr Finbdub. The brief exchange highlights a comic twist and social etiquette of courtship.
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Algernon
Finbdub
Louisville Courier. Journal
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