Pepgen Proves Life Boosts for Evansville Restaurateur
Evansville businessman William A. Mueller reports Pepgen restored his appetite and cured back pain after four bottles. He says kidneys improved, mornings brighter, and energy returned. He credits Pepgen for aiding his daughter as well and notes the medicine is safe for children and alcohol free. Pepgen is available at leading drug stores.
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Wm. A. Mueller
Water Street
Evansville
Ind
Pepgen
Pottering Misadventure Ends With Peeling Potatoes
An Indianapolis woman tries gardening and fails to grow potatoes. In frustration she strips and peels smooth potatoes bought from a friend, imagining they would grow, but they never sprouted. The anecdote closes with the friend's surprised exclamation.
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Indianapolis
Eotale vou said the merchant Is the Latin for Tinndle with ears
A garbled dialogue attributed to a Boston Transcript item features a merchant and a college graduate debating Latin phrases about handling a crandle with cure. The exchange mocks translation and comprehension in a playful, cryptic fashion.
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College Eraduate
Boston
Spring Fever Simply Gen vitality and energy claim
The fragment markets Spring Fever as a vitality booster promising energy and strength. It asserts Purifying and enriching effects and notes a price of 8 Gu, with unclear references to governance and vitality restoration. The text lacks coherent sourcing and verifiable details.
Pintonic Love Prologue Review Sparks Curiosity
A brief note hints at a prologue called Pintonic Love, described as a preparatory or introductory piece. The fragment suggests themes of weariness and reflection, inviting readers to explore the concept further.
Scout movement urged to use school centers for meetings
Dudley Grant Hays, director of community centers in Chicago schools, argues boy scouts and camp fire girls should have meeting spaces in schools. He says school staff involvement with youth welfare outside class will boost learning, and that scouts using public halls or church rooms can benefit school upkeep and order through their activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Grant Hays
Chicago
Chinese Scouts Growth and Aid Highlighted in China
The article recounts how Chinese scouting began at Tsing Hua College in 1915 and expanded across North China. It notes the 1918 dike building rescue in Chili Province, Red Cross stamp census work, opposition to early marriage, fundraising for Tientsin relief, and morale efforts for troops in Siberia.
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Peking
China
Tsing Hua College
Hoy
Chili
Tsing Hua
Tientsin
Siberia
Siamese Scouts Gain 6304 Members Under King Rama VI
The Kingdom of Siam reports 9402 scouts, up 6004 from the prior year, led by Pix Majesty King Rama VI as president. The Wild Tigers group evolved into a national corps in 1911 with a central committee. At coronation, over 2000 participated and exams show 66 percent second class and 360 first class among 1625 examined.
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Boy Scout Organization
Kingdom of
Siam
Pix
Rama VI
Wild Tigers
Boy Scout Corps
Scouts to Build Trenches Replicating Front in France
Maj. Lonnard Spencer of the 369th Infantry proposes to guide 150 scouts in erecting trenches and dugouts on New York camp grounds to reproduce the fighting first lines in France. He, scout commissioner of the Manhattan council, notes the grounds resemble the French sector and aims to start when weather allows.
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New York
France
Lonnard Spencer
Returned Three Hundred and Sixty-ninth Infantry
Spencer
Manhattan Council
Scouts as Health Agents in St Paul Plan
Dr. B F Simon chief health officer plans to enroll Boy Scouts as part of the city health inspection force. Scouts will report health regulation violations to the department and assist inspectors by flagging nuisances threatening neighborhood health.
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Boy Scouts
St. Paul
B. F. Simon
Simon
Boy Scouts Support War Savings Campaign in Hawaii
In Detroit a group of boy scouts cared for a farmer's cattle so he could reach a relative's bedside. Scouts helped Hawaii raise twenty five thousand dollars over the target in the War Savings campaign. Territorial director Robert W. Shingle credits the scouts as a tremendous factor in the record and notes booming scouting across Oahu and the islands.
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Detroit
Boy Scouts
Hawaii
Robert W. Shingle
Oahu
Islands
Grace of God in Salvation and Right Living Lessons
Lesson for May 18 outlines the grace of God in salvation through Jesus Christ, detailing the natural man’s state, new life in Christ, and the purpose of salvation. It then explains grace guiding right living in Titus 2 11 14, urging denial of ungodliness, renouncing worldly lusts, and developing sober, righteous, and godly conduct.
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Jesus Christ
God
Legatus
Satan
Fohn
Christ
Western Canada wheat promotion promises big returns for Ohio farms
An Ohio feature touts Marquis spring wheat from Western Canada, grown in several counties for seed. It notes imports began three years ago, with a major seed house buying Canadian land to grow wheat, oats, barley and rye. Forecasts cite high gluten content, rising demand, and rising land values as proof of a bright northern agricultural future.
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Ohio
Marquis
Canada
Frm Western Canada
Western Canada
Anada
United States
Oai
Glass substitutes tried in Europe as window glass becomes scarce
European efforts to replace unobtainable glass include cellulose films on gratings or cloth, glue and hemp interlacing, albumen and casein products, sheet gelatin, and phenol formaldehyde resin. More costly options like silica oxide fused with titanium or zirconium oxides and greensand magnesia mixtures are less flexible but closer to glass.
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Europe
Popular Mechanics
Promise to Maria Sparks a Wife's Last Request
In a domestic exchange the wife Joan asks her husband to promise not to remarry if she dies. He reassures and notes Nancy Tarbox once rejected him when he was more handsome.
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Lou Guernsey
Los Angeles
Lou
Guernsey
Los Angeles Times
Joan
Nancy Tarbox
Maria
Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry Ad Encourages Busy Readers
A retro ad extols Red Cross Ball Blue for bright dresses with a claim that even a busy person can manage laundry. It promotes 5 cents at grocers and urges readers to try the product regardless of mood.
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Baby
Greatest of All Heroes Revered in Silent Principle
A Carlyle quotation extols the unnamed hero as the ultimate perfection of a universal principle. The passage praises silent reverence and enduring human history.
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Greatest of
All
Abiding in Christ: Drummond on Right Attitude
Henry Drummond frames the Christian life as simply maintaining the right attitude. The core claim: to abide in Christ and be in position is the essence, guiding daily conduct and faith.
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Henry Drummond
Land and farming ads listing properties and products
Several classified items advertise land near Andrews County Texas two miles away for 20 dollars per acre with improvements in a stock farming proposition. Other notices promote carbon reducing tech GAS TINE elims carbon saving 25 percent fuel and power gains. Job ad seeks a manager in California county with 120 dollars monthly plus trial box offer. Various home and farm equipment and literature offers appear from multiple distributors and agents across Indiana Ohio Texas and California with terms and contact names.
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Andrews Co
J. L. Gregg
Kingsville
Tex
Ca. Ind
R. H. Oliver
Urbana
Indiana
The Most Dangerous Of All Diseases
Kidney decline signals danger and urges prompt action. Nervousness dizziness back pains and sleeplessness may flag trouble as impurities build up. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules now an old trusted remedy imported from Holland. refunds offered if no relief.
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Haarlem
Holland
Twilight Argged Between Fearful Wind and Gas Stove Father
A tense exchange contrasts fear of a desolate night with a casual reveal that the speaker's father is in the gas stove business. The dialogue hints at gloom and resilience as the wind howls and hills fade.
Australian man and dog survive bush ordeal tale
A discussion on resourcefulness describes an Australian man and his dog lost in the bush. They face starvation. the man loves his dog enough to spare it by using a brutal plan. He builds a fire, cooks the dog’s tail, eats the meat, and gives the bone to the dog.
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