Kansas Land Sale includes 6000 acre ranch opportunity
Real estate listing details several Oklahoma Kansas properties for sale near Greensburg. Offers include 6 000 acre ranch with Arkansas river bottom 920 acre pasture 2 480 grain and stock farm and 160 acre wheat farm with cultivated land and water. Prices range from 15 to 35 dollars per acre with cash discounts and terms.
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Rock Island
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Ann Diack Ao
Edgar B. Corse
Greensburg
Kansas
Union of South Africa Produces Large Butter and Cheese Totals
The Union of South Africa is producing 19,500,000 pounds of butter annually and 4,266,000 pounds of cheese, indicating a strong dairy sector output.
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The
Union of South Africa
Genteel Environment Comment Cites Eloise Welfare Visit
A Birmingham Age-Herald note portrays Eloise visiting a prison welfare effort calling it a "banker's colony." The piece frames the club like society women awaiting release and implies refined risk in contact with criminals.
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Eloise
Birmingham Age-Herald
Cascaret Ad Claims Cure For Torpid Liver Sleep Aid
An advertisement describes symptoms like sick headache biliousness coated tongue and sour stomach as caused by a torpid liver and poisonous matter in the intestines. It claims Cascaret will straighten you out by morning while you sleep.
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Cascaret
Organize Fire Fighters Permanently
Rural fire fighting companies organized in response to wartime needs by county farm bureaus in California are being kept in service this year for the fire season. Counties report equipment overhaul and full strength readiness with several units already called into service.
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Farm Bureaus of
California
The Doctor's Orders Light Diet Joke
A humorous exchange centers on a patient or character asking for dark meat and the reply notes a strict light diet. The line plays on food preference and medical guidance.
Blouses and Separate Skirts Offer Many Yearround Variations
The article describes how separate skirts and blouses, one piece frocks, and mixable outfits let business women and others diversify wardrobes with minimal buys. It highlights durable shirtwaists, georgette crepe blouses, and varied fabrics from street to evening wear, noting two new models with satin and georgette detailing.
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Georgette
Plain Sailor Hats Shift Style in Fall Street Wear
The article describes the ascent of the plain sailor hat in fall fashion, noting silk beaver and plush hats with varied crowns and brims. It highlights bands with flat bows, the left side setting, and alternative front bows, plus velvet rosettes and tassels. It also mentions damask and angora tams for younger girls with matching scarfs.
Brown and Puce Color Trends and Table Care Tips
The article discusses brown as a favorite autumn color influenced by Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI era fashion, with history noting it as puce or flea color. It also offers furniture care advice advising to apply oil to fresh white heat marks, preferably linseed oil, or substitute sweet oil if unavailable.
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Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Danderine Hair Beauty Promises Strong Lustrous Locks
The ad touts Danderine as a hair tonic that restores life color and vitality to lifeless thinning hair. It claims to refresh the scalp prevent dandruff and falling hair and offers a 35 cent bottle at drug or toilet counters.
Fortune teller predicts landlord’s rent future
A humorous exchange shows a fortune teller declaring she knows the landlord will not receive his rent next month, playing on the idea of predicting the future with a practical twist.
Green's August Flower proves a world renowned remedy
An advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a half century proven cure for constipation liver troubles and nervous dyspepsia. It claims relief from indigestion heart palpitations and related symptoms with a few doses and describes the product as a gentle laxative sold by druggists in civilized countries.
The Landlord Denies Apartment To Childless Couple
At the Athletic club Frank Garbutt recounts a tale of a young husband and wife refused an apartment by a landlord who demands children or dogs. The door slammed as the couple left perplexed and dazed.
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Frank Garbutt
Not a Happy Ending in This Book Marriage Concludes tale
Mrs. Haman notes the book ends with a marriage. Haman questions if the reader enjoys sad stories, hinting at a contrast between expectation and outcome. The remark underscores a shift from melancholy to a hopeful union.
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Haman
Repartee Defined as Polite Insults with Style
A witty exchange described as repartee tends to dress up an insult in courteous language. The quip emphasizes that repartee is quick sharp banter often masking a barb with charm.
Leviathan War Transport Returns to Service and Fate
The Leviathan, formerly Vaterland, refitted for passenger service in New York harbor after hosting Gen Pershing and the First division. It may be assigned to American export trade between New York and Liverpool with possible Hamburg extension, after serving as a wartime transport with 19 Atlantic round trips carrying 185 500 soldiers.
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Leviathan
New York Harbor
Gen. Pershing
United States Shipping Board
United States
New York
Liverpool
Hamburg
Atlantic
Worse Than the Lover
A dialogue between two young women reveals contrasting lovers. The first laments a man who pursues affection despite resistance, while the second counters with a man who refuses altogether.
High chimney safe in strong winds, 10 to 12 inches advised
A 115 foot chimney remains safe in high winds with a margin of 10 to 12 inches. The text also cautions to avoid the ford where a friend was drowned, reflecting a Gaelic warning about dangerous crossings.
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Ckage
United
Tess A
Betton
Cver
Kansas Land Sale
Trafalgar
England
Aes
Spain
Santa Maria
Columbus
Piiso
Beauty
Green
Dean
Eastern Trustee
N. Dearborn St
Chicago, Hil
Monster Transport
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