Memories of Old Luxemburg and Its Medieval Associations
The article notes Luxemburg's ancient ties to Britain dating 12 centuries and its link to St. Iilibrod, with a Whit Tuesday procession and a curiously surviving medieval dance. It also mentions Luxemburg as a site British naturalists favor, highlighting the common black redstart found in the park there.
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Luxemburg
Emburg
Great Britain
Hyland
St. Iilibrod
Oxford
England
Fishermen's Day Returns Quiet to River Bank
A husband and wife banter about fishing with the wife urging effort. The man reports no fish caught though there are a few nibbles and a long, uneventful day. The wife teases that the fish were surely scared by his attempts.
Tuberculosis Sanatoriums Shown Not Harmful to Health or Property
A National Association study and pamphlet report no evidence that tuberculosis sanatoriums injure nearby health or property values. It surveys about 150 institutions, cites court decisions, and notes instances where such facilities promoted outdoor living, lowered death rates, and boosted local produce and labor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Mysterious Aunts Bag Of News Causes Confusion
A Nashville boy with mumps receives a telephone message from an aunt, a newspaper woman, about canceling a visit. The boy repeats that the aunt says she is sick but the mother questions the illness. The twist is the aunt has taken an assignment, not a sickness, causing humorous miscommunication.
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Nashville
From Coffee to Health With Postum Change
A Springfield woman recounts years of nervousness and heart trouble ending after stopping coffee. She notes doctors failed to help but Postum and abandoning coffee restored her health and eliminated sinking spells. She credits Postum with relief after years of suffering.
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Springfield
Tailored Costume for College Girl
A tailored costume designed for slender young figures features an un-draped straight skirt with inverted side plaits and a hemmed bottom. The coat emphasizes easy waist shaping, long sleeves, wide shoulders, and piped decorations. Accessories include a silk collar, sash belt with machine stitching, white voile blouse, kid walking boots, black-gloved hands, and a sailor hat with velvet trim and satin poppy.
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Kid
Hats for School Girls Highlight Mortar Board and Velvet Styles
A photograph shows three hats for young women and a younger sister. The mortarboard velvet hat is shown in two views with a square brim and small round crown. A velvet covering folds back with a bordered velvet square corners tied by ribbons. The large sailor hat suits the nearly grown miss for dreary wear and a bonnetlike shop for little girls is included.
Five Women Laud Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Letters from five women endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from pain nerves and ailments leading to improved health and the claim of avoiding operations. The notices claim unsolicited testimonials across multiple states praising the remedy and promising confidentiality in letters.
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Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
Devotion of a High Order Dog Story
In a country store Abner Morgan tells of a collie famed for intelligence. Job Perkins ends with a punchline about a dog that died the day before the dog tax was due to aid his impoverished old man, highlighting extraordinary devotion.
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Abner Morgan
Job Perkins
Skin Trouble on Hands Caseville
In Caseville a reader describes years of a skin ailment resembling ringworm on hands and feet. After trying many remedies, use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the condition completely.
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Caseville
The Bad Egg Husband Riddle
A wry adage notes that a troublesome man is easy to challenge yet few take the task, while a married man wonders which husband fits his wife’s sway.
Titles and Taxes in Spain on Nobility
In Spain titles of nobility are taxed like real estate and each title is taxed separately. Longstanding noble families reduce holdings to save on taxes. Nobility passes through women to heirs and even to husbands, so titles rarely go extinct unless abandoned.
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Spain
Bold dialog on daring and restraint across generations
A witty exchange notes a transformed young woman in a fade away costume and recalls a shy past. A sharp quip about wealth contrasts a man’s costume with fortune, concluding that a strong-minded woman can hold her tongue.
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Dassen
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Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
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Lydia Dia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Hagar
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Ira
Cians
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Lydia Ee Medicine CO
Zona
Zona Company
Wichita
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W. N.U
Kansas City
Winchester
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