Tanlac credited by families for health gains across cities
An exuberant testimonial tour highlights Tanlac as the world’s greatest family medicine. Letters from Louis Gingras of Providence and others praise improved appetite, energy, and vitality. Readers urged to buy Tanlac from their druggist to restore vigor and happiness at home.
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Louis Gingras
Harrison Ave
Providence
Tanlac
Glogras
Eac Icthes
Manchester
Belmont
Taplac
Chicago
Franklin Richards
South Wood Bt
New York
Chas
B. van Colt
Fourth Ave
Albany
Ready-to-serve Good Things for Occasions From a Historic Menu
A clipped recipe page offers varied dishes and methods for entertaining. It includes buttered cheese rings cut with a doughnut cutter, almond cakes baked in paper cases, apricot coupe with ice cream and angelica, popcorn macaroni and Spanish potatoes with onion butter, plus a reflective poem about the world’s goad natured folks and a line from T. P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yania
Dried Fruits Marmalade and Butter Preserves
A year round marmalade from apples and raisins uses raisins water lemon juice and brown sugar. prune butter mixes cooked prunes brown sugar salt cinnamon or nutmeg and orange peel. apricot butter blends dried apricots water sugar cinnamon and a touch of almond. notes include thinning with coffee and cocoa for flavor.
Hair nets and Armenians supply contrast in charity notes
An editorial quips about the cost of clothing Armenian orphans during the Transcaucasian famine and compares it to milady’s hair nets. It cites expert estimates that 1.80 dollars could clothe a child for six months in unbleached muslin, while milady’s hair net expenses would exceed that amount, noting uncertainties in durability and spending. The piece mentions the Near East relief’s purchase of 800,000 yards of unbleached muslin for summer garments and comments on societal attitudes toward orphans.
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Milady
Armenia
Yar East
Transcaucasian
Starda
Teankcaucasia
Chicago Evening Post
Women in business urged to delay marriage for five years
A university of California professor Ralph L Powers suggests women should stay five years in business before marrying. The article notes women pursuing college training to become better managers and enter the business world.
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Womon
Cupid
Ralph L. Powers
University of California
Great Expectations Echoes In A Young Doctor's Debate
A fragment hints at a dialogue about ambition and value as a young doctor weighs adornments like a string of pearls. A fatherly figure expresses confidence in the offspring's future success, prompting reflection on taste and prudence.
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Chesterfield
Taggett & Myers Tobacco
Ces
Isabel
Rent Collector Joe Stokes Brings In No Dues
Wade Poor, a brokerage and druggist Joe Stokes struggles to collect rents in an industrial district. After a failed tour, he returns with a wry smile: tenants not paying, but borrowing from him instead. The tale mirrors city life gossip and humorous quips about local mistakes and ventures.
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Joe Stokes
Joe
Indianapolis News
Conservatory craving inspires a tale in New York
Charles M. Schwab quips at a New York reception that the world wants disarmament and universal peace like a house hunter seeks a conservatory. A buyer says a six daughter family needs a conservatory so the girls can grow up in privacy, humorously framing a family's needs against real estate trends.
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Charles M. Schwab
New York
Catch as Catch Can Says a Confusing Exchange
In a playful exchange a speaker dithers over catching a taut train while claiming to oust and facing a comical paradox about catching what he would miss if he caught it. The odd dialogue plays on timing, desire, and mis-timed action.
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Setograph
ABC
Borden Company
Borden Building
Western
Canada
T. P.M
Cheststerfield Cigarettes
Rry A. Golf
Moll
United States Post Office
Ilinoia
John A. Hoffman
Peoria
Hanes
Covey Campbell & Covey
Attys
Ill
Marry A. Frank
Edwin V. Champion
Bankr
Bia Central
Blas Peeda
Peoria Life Hidg
Wade
Indianapolis
Birmingham Age-Herald
Mads By
Postam Cernal Co., Inc
Battles Creek, Mich
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