MORE WOMEN JOIN-THE-ARMY MILWAUKEE TESTIMONIALS
Milwaukee and Buffalo testimonials tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs Hattie Warren of Milwaukee reports relief from left side pain and backache after use. Mrs J Grace of Buffalo says appetite and strength improved, enabling daily work.
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Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hattie Warren
Garden St
Wis
Buffalo, N. Y
Bavarian Tunnel to Channel Isar for Big Power Plant
Bavarian engineers are tunneling under the Alps to divert the Isar into Walchen lake to feed a massive hydro electric plant. When finished the project will supply power for railways industrial plants and city lights across Bavaria.
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Alps
Isar
Walchen Lake
Uncommon Sense and Self Reliance in Work
In this excerpt John Blake argues that blaming others hinders success and urges self criticism and higher standards. It cites Wright brothers as an example of not blaming circumstances and emphasizes personal responsibility, effort, and consistent improvement to overcome competition.
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Shakespeare
Wilbur
Orville Wright
John Blake
Little Hop-Skipper Daydreams in Garden Tales
A playful verse follows Little Hop-Skipper as she roams the garden, trails through roses and berries, and helps a kitten all day. As twilight settles, the child returns safely into her guardian’s arms, a sweet ending to a busy day.
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Hon-Skipper
Little Hon-Skipper
Little Hop-Skipper
McClure
Path to Leadership and Responsibility
The passage urges readiness to shoulder responsibility, stressing tireless diligence and self mastery. It warns against arrogance, disobedience, and selfishness as barriers to advancement, and underscores the need for patience and adherence to the Golden Rule to rise among leaders.
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Ife
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
MEN YOU MAY MARRY A WISE GUY GIVES HIS WIFE A MIND
An old instruction piece describes a ideal husband as well set up and well dressed who values honesty. It claims you can have frank discussions on politics art and religion with him and still remain connected. The aim is preserving a wife’s individuality and minding keeping.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mattiers Cook Book Burden Weighs On Back A Poem
The verse by Ella Wheeler Wilcox notes that a burden's weight is only known once carried. It reflects on measuring hardship by personal experience rather than external judgment.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Healthful hot fruit drinks favored as appetizers
Scandinavian observers call hot fruit drinks soups and prefer them as healthier appetizers. The traditional beverage serves as a warm start to meals, contrasting with fruit cocktails.
Apple Tea and Hydration Advice from 1923 Notes
The text promotes Apple Tea with hot apple infusion and suggests drinking two to three quarts of water daily to aid digestion and relieve ailments. It also mentions spiced Apple Tea with cloves and ginger and hints at fruit juices as satisfying beverages. A second fragment recalls a high school anecdote about pencil gifts from the bookkeeper’s son, tied to a father’s employment.
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Chicago Journal
Esperanto Recognized in U S Ocean Current Studies
The U S hydro graphic office recognizes Esperanto as a living language used on bottle papers cast overboard to study currents. Directions printed in eight languages include English French German Dutch Italian Spanish Portuguese and Esperanto, ensuring a reader in most maritime regions can respond.
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United States Hydrographic Office
Dancing Ends Fatigue In Quiet Conversation
A modern scene contrasts fatigue with a playful invitation to dance. One person refuses rest and opts for movement, suggesting a lighter, social alternative to continued talk.
Obeyed Orders Strictly Child Answers Mother
A child named Elmer explains to his mother that he looked both ways before crossing and again after reaching the candy store. He confirms he followed the instruction to look in both directions for traffic.
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Elmer
Mother
Athos
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Rust Spot Elimination
A newspaper ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as preventing rust stains from inferior bluing and urges readers to try it. The piece also remarks that occasional poker can dull a strong man and notes low cost of living when one does not crave high living.
Not a Bad Explanation and Garden Secrets Snippet
A Chicago Tribune quote notes Donald watched as seeds for radish lettuce and garden crops were planted. His mother asks what was planted and he says she planted a lot to eat seed. The bidding line about lines and life reflects a moral aside.
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Donald
Chicago Tribune
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Baarlem
Chesebrough Mfg. Company
State St
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Cromwell Island
Flathead Lake
United States
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Polson
Mant
Bellans
Bellans Hot Water
LLANS
Allen
le Roy
Little ‘Hop
Grand Canyon
Castoria
Fletcher
F. A. Walker
BY E. R. Peyser
Mattiers Cook Book
BR. Peyser
Neer Wervet
Western Newspaper Union
F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Xenon
Chevrolets
Chevrolet Assembly
Chevrolet
F.o. B
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Chevrolet Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
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Sapolio
Enoch Morgan's Sons CO
U.S.A
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