Vicks VapoRub shortage ended and March deal set
The Vicks VapoRub shortage is declared overcome with production running day and night since January. A November deal is reinstated for March offering 10 percent discounts on orders of 1 to 4 gross, with 5 percent from the jobber and 5 percent from the company.
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Road supporters defy big towns in dirt road battle
Missouri lawmakers defend graded dirt road legislation backed by Gov. Gardner while challenging St. Louis Automobile Club leaders who threaten to seek constitutional issues if Hawes road law is repealed. Other items note parole of Middleton brothers, potential governor candidates, and county road plans.
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Jefferson City
Frisby McCullough
Knox County
J. G. Morgan
Putnam County
Gov. Gardner
Roy F. Britton
St. Louis Automobile Club
Harry E. Sprague
St. Louis County
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Middleton
James
Edward Middleton
Gardner
Leroy Bishop
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James Cowgill
Kansas City
J. H. Farrington
Springfield
Col
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R. F. Walker
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C. M. Hay
Frank W. McAllister
Monroe County
George MacIninch
St. Joseph
C. O. Raine
Canton
State Highway Board
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Raines
EB. L. Sanford
8. S. Pingree
Bsikeston
Scott County
Missouri
New Madrid
Commerce
Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
Advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming rapid dandruff removal and hair growth. It promises soft, glossy hair, with new, downy growth after about two weeks and urges purchase at local drug stores.
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Knowlton
Husband Reformer Ice Cream Soda Case
The Portland Express notes a marriage seen as a reform effort with the wife aiming to change a husband famed as a heavy ice cream soda drinker. The odd alliance is portrayed as unlikely and possibly doomed.
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Portland Express
Slang Shift from Dude to Guy Faces Language Debate
A brief language trend notes that dude fades from common speech while guy remains vibrant and enduring. Linguists discuss sociolinguistic factors driving the shift and regional usage differences.
It Is Your Won’t Power That Also Wins Victories
A compact reflection on perseverance and grit highlighting how resolve and refusal to yield drive success across challenges. It emphasizes mental tenacity and disciplined effort as pathway to achievement.
Miltiades the Great Warrior of Marathon and Paros
Miltiades the first great Greek soldier is remembered for leading Athens to victory at Marathon in 490 BC. He later led an expedition to Paros seeking gold, failed, and died from wounds before paying a 50 talents fine. History honors him as a hero despite controversial actions.
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Greece
Marathon
B. C
Athens
Datis
Artaphernes
Paros
Persia
Suspicious Change at Church Plate Duty
The Winnipeg Telegram reports that twelve months of Jenkins serving the church plate on Sundays ended when another person was asked to perform the duty. Jenkins protests the change as insulting and suspicious, noting the new helper has only one arm.
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Jenkins
Winnipeg Telegram
In Time Excerpt Reflects On Money And Appearance
A quoted lineset contrasts wealth and perception with a remark on not taking appearances at face value. The dialogue underscores how social value is inferred from looks and financial status.
Cleansing Kiss Described by Soldier in France
A World War I soldier recalling aid in liberated French districts says the village welcomed troops with warmth. He notes the mud of battle gave way to smiles as they moved through to the opposite side, where kindness replaced hardship.
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France
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Systemic Cure
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the affected portion of the ear. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is claimed to act through the blood to relieve catarrh and restore the Eustachian tube to normal, potentially saving hearing. A $100 reward is offered for a case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
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Fe Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onie
Courting Disaster on the Prohibition Road
A fragment shows a character remarks on a man as a glutton for danger and a rum runner’s road as the path he chooses. The dialogue hints at reckless behavior and peril on the road used by bootleggers.
August Flower Remedy for Digestive Ailments
Green's August Flower advertised as a gentle laxative for disordered stomachs and inactive liver, aiding digestion, bile secretion, and cleansing the alimentary canal. Claims to treat sickness such as sour stomachs and nervous indigestion. Ad highlights a widow’s praise and urges giving the remedy a trial.
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