Summer Merchandise Sale Attracts Hundreds
A great low price summer reduction offers money-saving bargains nationwide. Hundreds have visited to take advantage of the unmatched deals. If you have not yet, come today or Saturday while the opportunity lasts. If you have been before, you are welcome back.
Production of Clay In 1922 And Related Trade Data
The 1922 output of clay mined and sold in the United States totaled 2 647 700 short tons valued at 8 330 514 dollars. Kaolin production reached 275 675 tons worth 2 264 005 dollars, fire clay 1 679 220 tons valued at 4 633 486 dollars. Overall clay imports rose to 350 570 tons valued at 3 321 875 dollars, with kaolin imports at 310 136 tons. The report notes increases over 1921 in both quantity and value across most clay types, except slip clay and stoneware clay for value decline.
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United States
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
First Western Federal Court Denies Citizenship Oath Reservations
Federal Judge John M. Killits of Toledo rules that conscientious objectors cannot take the citizenship oath with religious or moral reservations. He states no applicant can swear to loyalty while reserving the right to oppose arms in defense of the country. The decision is cited as possibly the first of its kind in the Midwest.
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Ledo
Killits
France President Millerand Sends Gratitude to American Legion
President Millerand of France replied to Alvin Owsley American Legion leader with thanks for a Bastille anniversary cable. He expressed appreciation for American soldiers who valiantly fought on French soil and sent France's greetings.
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Bastille
Absent-minded Dentist Describes Himself While Treating Patient
A humorous fragment portrays a dentist remembering his own absent-mindedness as he works, noting his own distracted state while performing a dental procedure. The scene captures a light self mockery from a clinician who admits to forgetfulness.
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Que
Windy infant illness remedy advertised in old paper
An early 20th century advertisement promotes McGee's Baby Elixir as a harmless remedy for wind colic and summer diarrhoea in infants. It lists price and seller B P Smith.
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McGee
8. P. Smith
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