Mrs Barrette Praises Tanlac For Health Boost
Mrs Aurore Barrette of 183 Second Street Manchester New Hampshire reports dramatic relief from back pains weakness nervousness and insomnia after taking two bottles of Tanlac She says energy returned she can finish housework and sleep soundly Tanlac sold by leading druggists everywhere Adv
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Tanlac
Ike
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Aurore Barrette
Manchester, New Hampshire
New Jersey
T. Truex
Atkins Ave
Bradley Beach
N. J
Dean
Ems Foster -Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
Unsanitary Prices in Local Dining Spot
A reader quips that the restaurant serves healthful food yet complains the prices are exorbitant and unsettling, suggesting consumer concern over value and sanitation.
Bread and hard tack shape a man’s daily bread
A concise reflection on daily rations and the role of old hats in a worker’s life, linking nourishment with practical wear. The prose evokes hunger, work, and resilience through everyday items.
Unserviceable Aideles Crowding Homes
The San Francisco Chronicle notes that items of limited utility linger in homes as sentimental trophies. Owners reserve space for useless furniture, preserving the old goods rather than discarding them, while practical family members face lectures on sentimental value and deteriorating taste as clutter grows with age.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Quarrel with Boss Impacts Income Reported
A brief note records a dispute with an employer ending in a stoppage of income. The remark hints at an unresolved tension affecting earnings and work status.
Wished the Lady Had Acted Silly Town Speech Line
A politician spoke at a schoolhouse boasting of his administration while his wife watched. After each claim he claimed his wife would hear him. A sharp high school student finally quipped that he wished his wife had borne him out the first time.
Where Many Men Lack Judgment and the Power of Votes
A reflective piece on judgment in speech and action. It contrasts cursing and benediction and asserts voters hold an advantage over mere argument. The tone is satirical and gently pointed, noting satire blends humor with half ire.
Wilson Tariff Veto Sustained by House Vote
President Wilson's veto of the Fordney Tariff bill was upheld 201 to 132 by the House, failing to override the veto. The measure is dead, with no Senate override expected, while Republicans including Treadway Bacharach and Tilson supported sustaining the veto and Wilson urged widening world markets in his message.
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Washington
Wilson
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Treadway
Massachusetts
Bacharach
Pennsylvania
Tilson
Connecticut
Harding
United States
Europe
Cleopatra Hurtzman Sentenced Ten Years to Life
Cleopatra Hurtzman dubbed the innocent country girl lure of a Chicago crime ring draws 10 years to life. Ten men testified against her, while 30 others did not appear. Her husband Kurt Hurtzman received a life sentence after the case.
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Chicago
Cleopatra Hurtzman
Kurt Hurtzman
Presidential Campaign Cost in 1920 by Party Report
Senate committee estimates total campaign costs for 1920 at 10 338 509 dollars. Republicans spent 8 100 739 dollars while Democrats spent 2 237 770 dollars. Minor parties expenditures not disclosed.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Congress
Champ Clark Dies After Long Service in Congress
Former Speaker Champ Clark of Missouri died at 71, ending twenty six years as U S representative from the Ninth district including twenty four consecutive terms. He wished to die in office with Congress finishing its legislative program, and Congress recessed briefly as a mourning resolution was adopted awarding Mrs Clark seven thousand five hundred dollars.
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Washington
Champ’ Clark
House of Representatives
Ninth
Missouri
Col
Bennett Clark
Congress
House
Mondell
James R. Mann
Clark
Allies press reparations standoff with Germany
London reports Lloyd George denounces German counter proposals as a grave breach of good faith. Paris expects Harding support if Paris pact violations persist. Allies plan to occupy Duisburg Essen and Kurpp Works and seize Rhine customs if Germany rejects repayment demands. Berlin notes German reception worsens public pessimism.
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Lloyd George
Germany
Paris
Harding
Supreme Council
Detroit
Boston
John A. Mitchell
Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Argentina
Allies
Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Essen
Krupp
Rhine
Berlin
England
Souvenir Quip At A House Party
A woman recalls a hostess guest Mrs H who loved collecting souvenirs and caused trouble. A friend responds that she once stayed with the speaker and left behind not china but her husband, delivering a wry toast to misplaced loyalties.
Relief from cold and catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm
An advertisement page promotes Ely's Cream Balm for instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh, claiming open airways and easy breathing after a small application. Other ads note Roman Eye Balsam, Cuticura products, Garfield Tea, and a Seneca quotation, reflecting period commercial lines.
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Ely
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Dyeing for Fabrics
An advertisement urges women to buy Diamond Dyes for wool silk cotton linen or mixes. It warns of poor results like streaks spots fades or ruined material and notes a color card available from the druggist.
Meqd Name Linked to Engagement Ring Preference
A brief item notes Meqd expressing desire to influence multiple affairs while the other party favors an engagement ring as the preferred option. The exchange hints at personal or social dynamics without detailing broader circumstances.
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Meqd
Observer quotes on sympathy and betting on the underdog
The Observer of Events and Things says it’s fine to sympathize with the underdog in a fight but warns that betting on him would be foolish.
Peggy Speaks Some French Says She Knows Some
Patrice asks what French Peggy can speak and she notes she knows a bit while he expresses curiosity about the language. The exchange highlights a playful dialogue about language ability.
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Peggy
Patrice
Eatonic Praised By Woman After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year ago illness and ten months in bed. She credits Eatonic with restoring health by reducing stomach acidity and gas. The ad urges indigestion sufferers to take Anatonic after meals, noting a big box is affordable with a druggist guarantee.
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Dora Williams
Eatonic
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