Honest dog Bill returns goods earns reward in New Rochelle
Four month old bull terrier Bill owned by Miss Loretta Cody son of Police Lieut Frank Cody draws attention by bringing home discarded items. He later returned a handbag containing 12.80 and cards of Mrs Stephen Huntington after she dropped it on Drake avenue. Mrs Huntington rewards with a new collar.
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Bill
Loretta Cody
Frank Cody
New Rochelle
Stephen W. Huntington
City Council of
Fragrant emollients offer skin and scalp relief
Promoted as superior creams for skin pimples blotches and redness and for dandruff itching and rough hands. Free mail sample via postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Available widely through advertised distribution.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Golf expert argues for specialized baseball bats
A golf expert states baseball could improve with distinct bats for different actions. He suggests varied bat designs for straight hits, curves, bunts, and home runs, with players using an assortment handed by a caddy.
Blushing Brides Question Aisle Etiquette
A humorous exchange in which Saffron Long ponders why brides often blush as they walk down the aisle. The Judge notes that many blush at the thought of subduing the lords of creation after marriage.
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Saffron Long
Lords of Creation
Red Cross Ball Rice Ad Praises Grocers
An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Rice, claiming all grocers carry it and urging purchase. The brief note ends with a call to action for shoppers.
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Red Cross
Lives of great men remind us how easy it is to be a small man
A reflective aphorism noting that venerable deeds often overshadow modest abilities and that ordinary individuals may appear diminished beside celebrated figures. It invites contemplation of character and ambition.
Last Leaf Inspires Homecoming in Neighborhood Tale
Ailing Ira Wells and his wife face loneliness after Joel leaves for Canada. Nellie keeps spirits high until a family visit turns to joy when Joel returns with money to repay the debt. The family reunites, and the old table gains a final leaf as a symbol of renewed hope.
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Ira Wells
Janet
Joel
Nellie
Madge
Canada
Warner
Mr. Wells
Mrs. Wells
Ira
Waldron
Mr. Waldron
Robert Waldron
New Colors Define Easter Parade Fashion Trend
The article describes new color shades in fashion, including Talpe a silvery taupe between biscuit and beige and rookie, a grayish tan seen prominently in the New York Easter parade, and Avalanche blue a deep clear blue resembling saturated snow and mountain lakes.
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New York
Gas lighting grows in Japan with 2 million users
The Philadelphia Commercial Museum notes that nearly two million Japanese households now use gas for lighting, despite higher rates than Europe and America. Per capita use rises, capital in gas works tops 26 million dollars with 250 miles of piping, and dividends run about ten percent annually. Hydroelectric expansion could pressure gas firms.
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Japan
Europe
America
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
The Unfair Sex Easter Bonnet Exchange
Two women chat about an Easter bonnet during a neighborly call. Mrs Jones confirms she wore the bonnet at church and Mrs Knox compliments it, noting it looked as fine as the prior year. The remark embodies a sly backhanded compliment.
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Mrs. Jones
No May Queen quip sparks subbubs request humor
A Louisville Courier Journal quip has a cowboy tone about borrowing a lawn mower. The line includes a conversation where one asks to borrow a mower and another questions distance to avoid waking someone.
Regular Wife Sees Husbands Busy On Holidays
A regular woman is glad when her husband has a holiday to do about eighteen hours of odd jobs at home. Millions of particular women tie and recommend Red Cross Ball Blue sold by grocers. Also men growing whiskers to dodge a scrape. Altoona Pa population 57000.
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Red Cross
All Grocers
Adv
Woman credits Pinkham remedy for recovery in Indianapolis
Mrs WM Green of 332 S Addison St Indianapolis says her health was poor and she weighed 106 pounds. After five months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she rose to 133 pounds and can do housework again. She urges other women to try the remedy and offers to seek further advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyn
Mass
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Ford
Eckel Safety Steering Device Co
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Sth Ave
Chicago
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International Remedy
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W. G. Chapman
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Altoona, Pa
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Pinkham Med. Co
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Bourbon Remedy CO
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Express
Harold Somers
DeKalb Ave
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