Too Often He's Wrong and Other Wry Observations
A collection of wry aphorisms and reflections on history, fate, courage, and human folly. The musings note that makers of history sometimes misjudge their impact, emphasize caution in risky decisions, and observe that thought leaves lines on the face while absence shows in blank spaces.
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Hrmor
Mail Order Denture Business Victorious In Court Decision
A Chicago Daily Tribune report notes a court ruling allowing mail order denture fitting and sale. The United States Dental Company of Chicago markets fast, economical dentures with materials and craftsmanship, claiming rapid growth nationwide and abroad due to convenient low prices.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
United States Dental Company of Chicago
United States
Adv
Our Main Props the Objects We Once Known
The speaker reflects that cherished belongings remain the main props sustaining affection and giving strength to endure longing, recalling better days and steadying hearts amid separation. The passage emphasizes memory, attachment, and emotional resilience tied to material relics.
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Hazlitt
Quote by Plautus on returns for favors
A short vintage adage states that a man is worthless who knows how to receive a favor but not how to return one. The Latin playwright Plautus is credited with this reflection on gratitude and reciprocity.
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Plautus
Second-Hand Toy Industry Brings Christmas Joy Nationwide
Across America volunteers in high schools stations and clubs repair repaint and resurrect discarded toys for Christmas. Dolls gain dresses eyes brighten and rocking horses regain life as policemen firemen Boy and Girl Scouts lead efforts while communities assemble baskets with candy nuts fruit and dinner makings for the less fortunate.
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America
Ded
Santa Claus
Boy
Girl Scouta
Silent Night Quieted War Guns On Front Line
Norfolk Reverend recounts Christmas on the Western Front where Silent Night bridged trenches between Arras and Armantieres. Soldiers in opposing lines reportedly paused, singing in two languages as carols echoed across no man’s land and German troops were seen unarmed.
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Norfolk
J. Sutherland-Watt
Arméntiers
Arras
Gordon
Sutheratt
Jim
In Japan Christmas and bot an Slat aoa
A compact note references events in Japan around Christmas with unspecified details. Readable fragments mention festive period, potential cultural notes, and an unclear bot related item. Further confirmation needed for concrete people, places, or dates.
Covetousness Sermon Amid Christmas Reflection
A religious column discusses covetousness from Exodus and Luke, urging readers to turn from greed to true liberal heart during Christmas. It warns money’s power corrupts relationships and stresses motives over outward prep. The piece cites scripture and quashes focus on worldly success.
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International Council of Religious
Morgan
Bible School
Vitamin B deficiency and its impact on health
An article traces the discovery of vitamin B structure and synthesis and explains its essential roles in growth appetite and disease resistance. It warns of losses through cooking and refining and urges public health action to prevent dietary deficiency across communities.
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Orient
Mesopotamia
Dardanelles
Vitamin B sources and dietary fiber guidance
The article lists foods rich in vitamin B such as bran milk eggs bananas and orange juice and suggests adding bran to muffins waffles and cereals. It also notes whole grain cereals and legumes as low cost B sources and highlights bran and fibrous foods to promote regularity and digestive health for a healthier population.
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America
Fragmentary Evening Note Piles Up Nonsense
The readable text pieces show a garbled request about a tree and clothing items. Names, dates, places, or clear actions are not present to identify a concrete event or subject.
Questions Answered by Mrs A in 8 T S Dialogue
The text presents a Q A style exchange where Mrs T and Mrs A discuss nutrition, protein content, and fat in fresh foods. It notes some foods provide more fat than full cream and references a year old recipient and an amount of a quart.
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T. S
T.A
Witty Exchanges in a Tiny News Scrap
A humorously clipped collection features a weather chief greeting his secretary with a forecast, a soapbox speaker declaring the gist of his argument, a rival noting a dress, a motorist defending conflicting rules, and a postal clerk denying condolences from that office.
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Weather Bureau
Miss Smith
Soapbox
Make Your Mark in Easy Stitches Pattern 6158
A simple transfer pattern showing lazy daisy and outline stitches with a French knot center. It offers two 2% inch alphabets, two 1% inch alphabets, and four 2% by 2% inch motifs for initials on linens or accessories, with color options. Send 15 cents to The Egg Circle Neé lecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York.
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Cirle
Lecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Plesee
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