Mayflower Truths and the Wildflower Confusion
In New England early readers note Mayflower legends tied to Pilgrims and dogwood campaigns in Washington. The piece discusses naming origins, the English Mayflower plant versus American species, and linguistic confusion around arbutus and related blossoms.
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New Hagelanders
Maylowers
Coolidge
Washington
American Nature Association
New England
Profesor A A. Hansen
Nature Magizine
Whittier
England
New Tongland
Tswaly
Powerful antiseptic promises cure for nasal catarrh
An old ad promises a six ounce bottle of Kajene as the world's most powerful antiseptic. It claims nasal sprays will clear nasal passages and end catarrh, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. The copy touts Kajene as four times as powerful as carbolic acid and safe to drink when diluted, advising to read directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Thoming Downey
Township sports gains mark two year game plan
The two year program by the Board of Game Commissioners seeks to create hunting grounds in Pennsylvania, fund bond issues to buy refuges, protect wildlife, and reduce game destruction. Commissioners aim to engage sportsmen and wildlife groups to ensure support for 200 refuges and migratory waterfowl protections.
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Pennsylvania
Board of Game Commissioners
Game Commission
Wild Life
Xine
Commie Jonese
Pennsylvaniique
Ty Fay
Efste
World’s Oldest Volume Disputed Hyppian Papyrus
The oldest volume known to exist is claimed to be the Hyppian papyrus called Pupy rus Trine, a fragment alleged to predate other ancient works. Researchers note uncertainty over its true age and origin, with some doubting the manuscript’s authenticity.
Address by F L Schmidt Jr Prompts Lone Town Reporter
In Suranian on June 7 a local newspaper covered an address by F L Schmidt Jr of New York on political corruption and remedies. The lone reporter in town listened as the city editor relayed Schmidt’s remarks, and subscribers learned the speech without leaving home.
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Suranian
F. L. Sehmidt, Jr
L. L. By
New York
Sehnadés
Mexico’s fertile lands praised as treasure house of the world
The text hails Mexico as the torehouse of the world for its fertile soil and vast natural resources. It cites Rymboldt calling Mexico the treasure house of the world and notes Mesleo as a richly mineralized yet undeveloped region.
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Mexico
Rymboldt
Mesleo
Parisian Sage Hair Treatment Ad
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the best hair and scalp treatment to stop itching and hair loss. It urges readers to ask N F Amex & Co or any drug counter for the product with a guaranteed claim.
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N.F. Amex & Co
Tanlac Claims End to Wilkes-Barre Man’s Indigestion
A Wilkes-Barre man testifies Tanlac relieved years of indigestion and headaches after taking three bottles. He describes severe symptoms before, including sour stomach and sleepless nights, and credits Tanlac with restoring health and energy. The ad stresses Tanlac availability and cautions against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley St. Wilkes
Gypsies Pay Corry Visit
Three of four curios passing through the city en route east were interrupted by Chief of Police Dunkle who ordered two women out of the business district. One group halted briefly on West Pleasant Street sharing stories of travel near Columbus. They claimed affiliation with Chillicothe Indians. Mrs. Thomas Foley attended an afternoon talon vie.
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Dunkle
Wnomnaids
West Pleasant Street
Columbus
Former Corry Girl Weds in California
Marion M. becomes Mrs Carl Ho Kroll in a June 5 ceremony at St Andrew's church in Pasadena. Daughter of Mr and Mrs William L. Judge of Pasadena, she is a former Corry resident and niece of Mr and Mrs Daniel DeLury Sr. The couple planned a wedding trip to San Francisco and will reside at 9 West Walnut Street, Pasadena after July 1.
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William L
Pasadena
Calif
Marion M
Carl Ho Kroll
St. Andrew's Church
Shakeup in Day Office Coming in Prohibition Era
Erie dispatch reports a looming shakeup in day office operations tied to prohibition enforcement. The piece notes federal court actions against county officials and ongoing government pressure, with references to figures like Ellen Baker Symon of Elyria and local officials facing scrutiny.
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Ulu
Eatit
Erie
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Cony Evening Journal
Rite My
West South Street
Corry, Pa
A.D
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrave
Pont
Corry
Mayflower Truths
Titueville A. OH
Charles Waggoner
University of Michigan
G W. Waggoner
A. J. Carskind
Union City
UMMER
Vicks
United States
Citizens National Bank
Thomas Toley
California
Mrs
Eugene Burlingame
Warren
Ellen Baker Symon
Elyria
Chin
Se Viet
Mire
W. Cotegrove
Thurulav
Pifine
Piesee
Pitstush
Furbes
Gray Brothers
Dunn McCarthy
Selby Shoe
Ladies’ Dept
Belmont
Goodyear
Louis
Eiaree
Shane
Brownell Shoe Co
Center St
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