Quoted lines hint at social foibles and health claims
Excerpted snippets reference Edith skating and a diploma from a correspondence school. An ad touts pure blood for health, and Garfield dispels misinformation about dispelling illness. A Kansas City Star quote jokes about late speaking and a curmudgeon, with Minnesota fish production data.
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the Statesman
Olf Cadger
Cgreed
Kansas City Star
New Jersey War and Community Notices Across Towns
Government planners select Paterson property for seven quartermaster warehouses and a $2 million plant. Cumberland police report no slackers as exemptions names are filed. Other notes cover school resignations, pardoned weapons cases, pig raising permits, dairy shipments, Red Cross drives, and local wartime civic efforts.
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South Vineland
Samuel Gardner
Atlantic City
Guy Leonard
Department of History
Fred C. Russell
United States Aviation Service
Princeton
Recorder Gunskill
Recorder
Russell
Milvile
Board of Health
Daretown
Salem County
New York State
Woodstown
South Jersey
The
Red Cross
Mullica
Collingswood
John de Kates
C. P. Fox
Westmont Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Roseville
East Orange
Mutual Bank
Woodbury
Standard Metal Corporation
David A. Wilson
Cooper Hospital
Camden
Newark
Catherine Schuler
George L. Warren
Passaic Valley
Henry John Schroeder
Camp Meveitt
Dumont
Trt
Essex County
Schroeder
Gloucester
Trenton
Manufacturers’ Council
Dubuque College and Seminary
Dubuque, In
Western Canada acreage surges with new settlement and wheat profit
The article notes greatly increased Western Canadian farm acreage due to favorable fall weather in 1917 and mild January conditions near Pincher Creek. American land buyers pay 15 to 80 dollars an acre, attracted by wheat yields of 20 to 50 bushels and prices around 2.21 per bushel, aided by war demand and low taxes.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
U. S
Ottawa
Glassboro
Gloucester County
Collingswood
State Board of Education
Centreton
James Conover
Gloucester City
Edgs
Woodbury
Swedesboro
Battentown School
Verga
Daretown
Wright Brothers
Almonesson
Board of Education
Old Washington Park
Avery
The
Red Cross
Welsbach Company
Oaklyn
Harrison Smith
Oaklyne
Tans Am Cites
Public Utilities Commission
Trenton
West Hoboken
Edward M. Bowers
Davis
Rovers
Hquor
Vineland
Frank Watkins
France
Wildwood
War Saving Society
Hammonton
FiveMie Beach
Tuller
Stevens
Swedesberth
Florelu Muncksey
Union County
Delaware River
New York Shipbuilding Corporation of
Camden
Millville
John Stevens
Donald MacDonald
New York City
Grace St. Johns
Philadelphia
Phillipsburg
Ingersoll Rand Company
Western Canada
Pincher Creek
Post-Intelligencer
Seattle
Wash
Iowa
Dakotas
Mining Stock Bargain Sparks Trade Exchange
A brief dialogue reveals Jones asking about a mining stock bargain and Brown confirming a swap of other mining stock. The exchange hints at judgments on what counts as a necessary evil in investment.
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Jones
Brown
Mrs Boyd Avoided An Operation In Canton
Canton Ohio woman says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved female troubles before an operation was needed. She credits her mother and doctors with advising a trial of the root and herb remedy and urges others to try it first.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BK
Pinkham
Marr Boyp
5Th St
N. E
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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East Genesee St
Syracuse, N. Y
New Jersey
Western
Mother Gray
Mother Gray CO
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N. Y
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Warren, Pa
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