Covington Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky writes of weak nerves back pains and cold sweats then credits Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine Sanative Wash and Liver Pills for restored strength and health She invites other women to contact her for advice Also a Gilman City Missouri resident Mrs T M Boyer reports relief after using the same remedies and describes daily farm chores now manageable.
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Harry Ashcroft
Beech Avenue
Covington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
Kentucky
Boyer
Gilman City
Missouri
T. M. Boyer
France to Host Industrial Art Exposition in 1925
A forthcoming World’s Fair style industrial art exposition is planned in France possibly for 1925. The gate will run from Invalides to the Champs Elysées with buildings already under construction. French cooking and furniture making will feature prominently in the exposition.
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France
the Invalides
Champs Elysees
Beards and Traditions Stir Debate at Moen Event
A fragmented note discusses Moen’s beards and tradition with a humorous comparison to women’s complex ions, suggesting indifference to whether a tradition is pleasant or not. The text reflects casual, opinionated commentary rather than a clear news item.
Glacier power plan taps meltwater for turbines
Meltwater from Grasshopper Glacier in Montana would flow through a 1000 foot tunnel and a long wooden conduit to power wheel turbines. Generators aimed to produce 15000 horsepower for nearby cities in the plains. The glacier is named for ancient grass fibers found in blue ice.
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Grasshopper Glidler
Montana
Elijah and the five chariot a first airplane
A compact remark links Elijah's five chariot to an early aviation analogy, suggesting awe at a miraculous ascent and likening it to the dawn of flight. The note conveys a playful, uncertain tone about ancient wonders and modern invention.
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Elijah
Cross Word Puzzle Clue List From Historical Page
A set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues numbered 1 through 41, including clues for planes places evergreen shrubs poets rivers engines and various wordplay prompts, with note that the solution will appear in the next issue and references to historical puzzle solutions.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Teaches letter placement and clues
The article explains standard crossword mechanics with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical words. Readers learn that words fill white squares up to black squares, with initial letters defined by numbers. Definitions cover abbreviations slang and technical terms, all dictionary words except proper names.
The Springy Donkey Iron Creature Roves Wild
A quirky creature presses on with springs in its body and a steel heart. It drinks oil for lubrication and wakes wound tight, leaping all day with creaks and twangs. Stopping its mainspring would destroy it, an odd iron donkey met its end.
Tablecloth spreads over Table Mountain in misty sight
In cloudland a dense white sheet forms over Table Mountain when southerly winds push moist air up. The mist races as a dangerous, sudden phenomenon causing hikers to lose footing and spend hours on the cliff. Historic references trace the name to a 17th century Nuremberg text.
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Table Mountain
South Africa
Nuremberg
Bright pupil seeks half day off over domestic issue
A girl in a large school asks a teacher for half a day absent claiming a telegram forecast family trouble. She cites domestic affliction as a reason and jokes about rule categories while explaining the need to help her mother.
Methodist church allows dancing and card games
A Nashville reception quote from a bishop notes the Alethodist church now permits dancing and card playing. The anecdote recalls a family dispute over cremation or burial, judged by the eldest son, a bridge fanatic, who finally declares, “I suppose I’ll deal the spades.”
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Beruehian
Nashville
Opuess
Inuke
Spades
Bayer Aspirin Safety Warning Ad
A period advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It notes 23 years of physician use and safety, warning that imitators may be dangerous and to say Bayer when purchasing.
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Bayer
To Balance Family Ledger An Expert Says Boys Excel
A London humorist notes a controversial view: an expert claims boys are ten percent better at arithmetic than girls. The piece uses satire to explore language and perception in marriage and family life.
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London
Information on Making Money on Southern Farms
A solicitation from W. E. Price, General Immigration Agent of the Southern Railway, Washington, D. Co., describing fertile alluvial soils and varied farming conditions in the valley, pediment plateau, and coastal plain. It touts mild climate, long grazing season, markets, living conditions, and accessible roads and schools, urging contact at Room 662 for full information on land opportunities and easy payment terms.
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W. E. Price
Southern Railway
Washington, D. Co
Southern Farms
Valley Linda
Appalachian Mountain Range
Pedimont
Coastal Plain
Chinese Justice in Modern Times and Prison Releases
A report notes mass prisoner releases due to unsanitary and overcrowded prisons. It cites murderers robbers and arsonists freed as a result. Another item describes orders to capture four bandit soldiers with execution threatened for the troop commander if failed.
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