Booby gas used in camouflaged attack over German lines
Pittsburgh dispatch recalls Colonel Raymond F. Bacon describing a World War I tactic in which fish oil scented gas shells caused Germans to don gas masks and shelter in dugouts. As a result American forces reportedly captured thousands of prisoners and killed many, while avoiding infantry action during bombardment.
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Raymond F. Bacon
Bacon
Opinion on revealing attire and undergarment choices
A columnist remarks that a woman with a matronly shape should consider wearing a bra or knitted sweater to avoid an overly uncorseted look. The piece notes there can be too much exposure in public appearance and urges modesty.
Princess and Corn Fed Charm Contrasts In Public
A princess acts cute and wins favor while a corn fed person responds with a playful walrus persona showing contrasting public reactions.
Young Man Young Lady Opportunity in Cotton Classing
Largest cotton classing school in America offers a four to six week program in public cotton classing with licenses issued after exam. Instructors with practical experience teach classing, bookkeeping, shorthand, typing and telegraphy. Tyler Commercial College in Tyler, Texas invites enrollment with $25 tuition and $5 books.
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Commission of the Markets and Warehouse Department
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Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Diet and Constipation Advice For Daily Health
For a weak stomach a simple plan is to eat according to age and occupation and keep bowels regular. If you feel overfull or constipated, take one Chamberlain's Tablet.
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Chamberlain
Eugene Laurant the man of many mysteries magician
Eugene Laurant known as the man of many mysteries is praised as a premier magician and entertainer. He is one of three to receive medals from the American Society of Magicians and has been featured widely by national magazines and major dailies. Laurant runs an elaborate workshop to create new tricks and is acclaimed for his magnetic personality and appeal to children.
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Eugene Laurant
United States
America
American Society of Magicians
Laurant
Man who lives up to wife's expectations fears heaven
A humorous adage asserts any man meeting his wife’s demands deserves heaven, implying high domestic harmony equates to moral reward.
Temple Pupils Shine In District Interscholastic Contests
Temple swept the district meet with Robert Moore winning first in boys declamation and essay, Miss Claire Thompson guiding essay writing, and Miss Tyler Lee Knight taking second in girls declamation at Waco. Moore, Bell County declamation winner, leads toward the State University meet in Austin.
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Robert Moore
Bell County
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Flesh Repair
In medicine there is no remedy to repair flesh damage quicker than Ballard's Snow Liniment. It heals cuts, wounds, sprains, scalds, and rheumatics with extraordinary penetrating power. Sold by all druggists. The piece notes believers’ harsh view of others seeking happiness.
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Ballard
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