Dust and Germs in Carpets Probed by 20th Century Inquiry
A 1920s sanitation feature discusses dust and germs in homes cars and furniture. Dr Rogers argues fabrics harbor microbes and advocates vacuuming sunning antiseptic washing and regular fumigation. Emphasizes loyalty and progress in American industry as motivation for cleanliness and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menengulim
Songer
Addres
Society of Chemical Industry
Philadelphis
Rogers
Rey
Vegetable Compound Restores Strength for Wellston Mother
Mrs William Burts of Wellston Ohio says Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured back and side pains and irregularities from frequent illness. She credits improved health for caring for children and plans to continue with Blood Medicine during another pregnancy, expressing willingness to answer other women's letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Lydia
Pinkham
William Burts
Ohio
John Brown and Daughter in a Changing Business View
A discussion traces the phrase John Brown and Daughter to views on women in business. It contrasts a view that a woman's place is in the home with Lady Rhondda's stance for women in higher commerce and board roles. The piece notes social pressure and the archaic implication of male leadership.
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Ghe
Phan
Lady Rhondda
New York Evening Post
Rhoudda
Mont Og
Rhondda
le Iy
Ship
John Brown & Daughter
Brown
Tie
Surals Brown & Father
Dullas
Mules Tried to Stop Braying on Oklahoma Farm
An Oklahoma farmer, Darin Coffman, sought to curb a mule's constant braying. He bound the mule's tail with wire and bricks, finding the animal could only groan when unable to lift its tail. The farmer’s wife endured sleepless nights, and Coffman later secured a lease with the farmer’s thanks after the mule’s noise ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olahoma
Merie Doncan
Maules
Enel
Corman
Ferman
Coffman
Coffin
A Fowns Funeral A Town In Self-Interest Buries Its own
A quirked verse laments a town that neglects public duty and civic effort while individuals shirk service. The poem warns that selfish citizens who avoid contributing to community life condemn the town to metaphorical burial in sorrow.
Baby Biting on Head Sparks Train Laughs
A humorous reminiscence on a crowded train where a man endures a baby biting and slobbering on his head while the mother negotiates with the crowd. He recalls Adolphus the inquisitive child at a show and a kidnapping scare that ends with the mother mistaking him for her brother, resulting in a humorous reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave Creek
Peerish
Adolphus
Alut
Tony
Adolphng
Utima
Gyani
Adolphius
Orler
Candy
Keren
Take Stock Under Stars Says A Denton Philosopher
A Denton thinker muses on taking stock of oneself beneath the night sky. He reflects on humility and the vastness of the universe, urging self‑reflection to balance ego against the Supreme Being’s plan. The fragmentary Sunday editorial voice echoes such cosmic meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lal Panormann
Fragmented Notice From An American City
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic local page with references to prohibition, drunks, and poison. Names include Mrs Hi Vatney and Miss Mirth Palnoy with travel notes to Toustep. Short items mention Irish potatoes for sale, piano tuning, and a Royse City cafe worker visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirth Palnoy
Weejesday
Lonnie Retherford
Royce- Citycama
Royse City
Worms In a Healthy Child Card
Poor blood and stomach disturbance linked to worms. Srove’s Tasteless Ton ic is recommended for two or three weeks to enrich the blood aid digestion and strengthen the system. Claim: will expel worms and restore health in children.
Buzz Buzzard Tale From Arizona Kill Tells Odd Tale
James Orsack of Mount said he killed a buzzard at his home on July 1. A Bev Brand Insect Powder can found open a week later contained rocks bullets and a letter claiming the bird was caught by Solo Plate at Kuma Arizona on May 14 1022 and released.
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James Orsack
Mount
Tod
Mr. Cranck
Solo Plate
Kuma
Arizona
Pinto
BP. Orsuck
Ortack
Worthing
Dy Lim
Heri
Federal officers seek bootleggers as others find theirs
The report notes that only federal officers appear actively pursuing bootleggers while others have already identified their targets. It reflects a broad crackdown across jurisdictions with varied levels of escalation and success. Local agencies emphasize cooperation and ongoing investigations.
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Radio
Ball’s
A. C. Morris
Radio Barber Shop
Erliay
Hiim
Shi
Amercan
Butts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Colorado County
John Brown
A. Fown
Little Darlings
GOD Bless
Joe Sappington
So Gees
Mack Horne
Blaaster
Morgan
Cleburne
Garwood
Eagle Lake Tin CO
E. A. Toliver
Amit
Chicago Evening Best
Jenny
Welmar
Texas
Imessing and
Patgeton
H. W. Hater
Beckman’s
Buzzsril
S.S.S
Grottten
ESSS
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