Black Draught Aids Lady From Nervous Indigestion
Miss Alonzo of Biloxi recounts relief from years of nervous indigestion and constipation after using Thedford's Black-Draught. She notes improved appetite, skin color, and weight, and says her mother also benefited, with the remedy easily dosed after meals for indigestion and larger doses for liver-related issues.
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Biloxi
Miss
Alonzo
Clay Street
Proper Placing Of Mirror Avmirror ih A Very Decorative Item
A dull gold framed mirror can enhance light and space in halls and baths. Place long mirrors to floor level in dark halls, use side mirrors in bathrooms to brighten spaces, and consider corner placement across from a small table with old china. Avoid hanging facing the bed head. A staircase mirror benefits from clear surroundings and plain walls.
Quint’s Quirky Court Duel in Old California Days
In Adventure Magazine John L Considine recounts a scene from post conquest California where alcalde R C Barry clashes with Leander Quint of Sonora In court Quint gesticulates with three fingers missing but Barry dismisses the theatrics noting Quint never stood a chance In Texas he imagines man traps that cost thieves fingers suggesting the perilous justice of early alcaldes and judges.
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Supreme Court
O. Henry
California
Mexico
John L. Considine
Adventure Magazine
Leander Quint
Sonora
R. C
Texas
Sport in Ancient Egypt Revealed on Temple Walls
Ancient Egypt admired sport in daily life and rites. Girls played ball and danced to songs with claps. boys ran races balanced on beams, stood heads up, and threw sticks at a stump while blindfolded. Fencing used a wooden saber and arm shield. Wrestling scenes from Beni Hassan echo modern wrestling.
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Egypt
Beni Hassan
Imhotep and the early stone masonry builders
The text traces Imhotep as the first architect to erect stone structures and notes rapid progress from his terraced buildings to the Great Pyramid at Gizeh. It highlights a short span from earliest stone masonry to pyramid construction, centering on the Thirteenth century B C and compares this advance to later centuries.
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Imhotep
Gizeh
B. C
B.C
Put Reference Books to Work in Daily Family Study
A housewife shares a lesson from her family showing how reference books, especially unabridged dictionaries, can aid children in learning word meanings. The father notes the volume's size, while the son argues for easier access as shelves are packed tight.
Freak fossil shoe found in Nevada rocks challenges age beliefs
A stone resembling the leather sole of a shoe was unearthed in Triassic Nevada rock dating 200 to 300 million years. Scientists split between calling it a genuine fossil or a remarkable natural imitation of an artificial object. If real, it would imply humans or human-like activity far earlier than accepted.
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Nevada Mountains
Nevada
Recent Australian Discoveries Hidden Lakes Near Center
Explorers report two newly found freshwater lakes in central Australia with rainy season circumference near 20 miles. Surface described as a moving mass of ducks. At Alice Springs in the MacDonnell range, July climate is ideal with frosts at night and occasional morning ice. Fruits and vegetables described as excellent and prolific. White children of pioneers in this remote district resemble English peers.
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Australia
Alice Spring
MacDonnell Range
Administrator's Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1923
By order of the Taylor County Court of Ordinary the estate of Kathrine Grier deceased will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in August 1923 at the courthouse door in Butler Georgia. The sale includes 75 acres off of lot 19 in the 14th District described as being north of the old Perkins house road to Graball and well timbered.
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Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Butler
Towit
Cathrine Grier
Perkins Old Ool House
Graball
Perkins
Kathrine Grier
Summer School At Butler July Sixteen To August Twenty Fourth
Taylor county readers learn Butler hosts a summer school from July 16 to August 24. About $100,000 is pledged with eventual aim to create a permanent county program. Principal J A Pendergrast, music by Mrs Pendergrast, and a business course may be added if enough applicants apply by July 1.
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Butler
Taylor County
Reynolds
J. A. Pendergrast
Pendergrast
Reynolds High School
Buena Vista High School
The
Herald
Hookworm Peril Remains Widespread Across Nations
Estimated 900 million people live in countries where hookworm infection is a serious health and productivity threat. Health researchers warn the parasite undermines vigor and work capacity, urging preventive measures and medical treatment in affected regions.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It asserts local applications fail and only a constitutional remedy can restore hearing. The ad offers one hundred dollars to prove Hall's Catarrhal Cure cures cases not helped by other treatments and cites Hall's Company of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Bt.& CO
Toledo
Discharge hearing set for G F Amos Bankrupt July 2 1923
In re G F Amos, Bankrupt No 1826 in bankruptcy the court orders a hearing on discharge for July 2 1923 at 10 o clock A M in the United States District Court room Atlanta Georgia. Creditors and interested parties must appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted. C Fuller Clerk N A Brown Deputy Clerk
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G. F. Amos
United States District Court Room
Atlanta
Georgia
C. Fuller
N. A. Brown
Why New Tree Was Fostered
The public long held that the yew tree suits churchyards for its dark foliage, but historic utility drove its planting. An ancient act of parliament mandated yew trees in burying grounds to supply timber for archery bows.
Hot from the wires Atlanta Journal guarantees world news daily
The Atlanta Journal proclaims full twenty four hour Associated Press leased wire service and United Press coverage. Readers are urged to subscribe with rates listed for daily and Sunday editions by mail in advance. Subscriptions promote rapid news delivery on every train leaving Atlanta.
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Atlanta Journal
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Associated Press
Atlanta
United Press
The
Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Georgia
Aspirin Bayer Brand Warned for Genuine Medicine
An advertisement warns buyers to seek Bayer on aspirin packages to ensure genuine Bayer tablets. It claims the product is prescription safe for colds headaches toothaches and more and notes boxes contain twelve tablets and cost few cents with larger bottles available. It identifies the aspirin as a trademark product of monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Andy
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