Redmond Hero in Trench 27 Saves Paris Front
Irish Captain Larry Redmond uncovers a German spy, relays critical orders, and helps turn a trench disaster into Allied retreat, Paris spared as French and British forces counterattack. A hospital scene closes with Redmond wounded, but alive, reunited with Ethel Willoughby as troops rally to the front.
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Marne
Parle
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Tipperary
The Sweetest Girl I Know Chapter XXIII
Chapter XXIII titled The Sweetest Girl I Know recaps Larry Redmond lying in a small church for nearly ten days, savoring a period of quiet before events unfold.
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Larry Redmond
Zoological Moment Misheard Exchange Rumor
A comic exchange features a nephew asking for a ratee tax day and an aunt named Mrs Biuoderby chiding Dietry. The dialogue plays on a misheard phrase zogogical moment, creating a humorous miscommunication scenario without further context or details.
Dan Noble dies after half million burglary legend
New York report notes Dan Noble, famed international burglar who once shared 500000 from a great robbery, dies pauper at eighty two. Once pursued across continents, he spent years in Auburn and London before fading into charitable memory of a community.
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Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Full, Soft Hair Growth
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanse that smooths and thickens hair, reduces dandruff, and rejuvenates the scalp. It claims new hair will grow in weeks, with a 25 cent bottle sold by stores.
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Uae
Knowlton
Fractured exchange over beaten foes and a hunchback remark
On record the prince of Orange, furious after defeats at Thurus Leuze Steinkerque Nerwinde, taunts the marshal of Luxembourg asking if he will never beat that hunchback. The French maest al insists he has never seen the back of the prince, only his own warning remark.
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Maestal
Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
A Cincinnati man patented freezone a small liquid that, when applied to a tender corn or callus, supposedly relieves soreness and loosens the growth so it can be lifted off with no pain. It dries instantly, does not eat away skin, and is sold by druggists or via wholesale houses on order.
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Cincinnati
Much Pleasanter Here in a Political Quip
A fragment from a political note features Senator Sorghum remarking on flaws in the system and a jokey line about an unpopular congressman returning to face his constituents. The text also includes an ad style joke about secrets and a mention of a dubious medical claim offering a trial betas cure.
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Sorghum
Cascarets promise cleansing for liver and bowels
An old fashioned advertisement extols Cascarets as a gentle laxative that cleanses the stomach and bowels, removes sour fermenting food and foul gases, and eases constipation. It claims nine nights of sleep with no griping and costs 10 cents a box. A closing quip notes Colorado women voting.
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oMeer
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Mitchell, Ind
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