New World Map Reveals Europe Changes Since 1620
A Washington National Geographic bulletin analyzes the postwar map of Europe, noting reshaped borders and new republics from Czechoslovakia to Estonia Lithuania and Yugoslavia. It contrasts medieval sensibilities with modern political lines, stressing educational value of maps for readers. Includes unrelated local notices about a Bellefonte fisherman finding a $55 pocketbook and Clarksburg cork thefts tied to moonshine operations.
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Bedridden Hal Ehrig Dreams Return With Art Music and Dogs
Hal Ehrig, confined to a bed for seven years after a car wreck, paints from a parallel bar and claims progress toward walking. He writes songs like When We Whirl Into Berlin, studies oils, and eyes a future kennels business with Russian wolf hounds valued at up to 200 dollars per pup. He remains hopeful despite medical mystery and lifelong immobilization.
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Witty Witch Teaches Courtesy At Tea Party
An afternoon with Witty Witch and fairy friends features a country pride lecture on kindness and independence, tea with elves serving treats, and a read aloud tale of Mr and Mrs Dove about love and reassurance, highlighting everyday good manners.
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Something Missing in a New York Times Tale
A lady of good family shows her ancestral home to her young son Bobbie. She proudly points to a bust of her father and says it is her grandfather. The boy asks if that is all there was of him.
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Bobbie
New York Times
Tanlac made from distant world ingredients in big Dayton plant
The celebrated Tanlac medicine is produced from ingredients sourced from Alpine regions and far corners such as Persia India Mexico Brazil and Peru. A new 60000 square foot Dayton Ohio laboratory with daily 50000 bottle capacity ensures uniform quality under chemist inspections as Tanlac sales surpass 20000000 bottles in six years.
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Women Excel In Seed Testing And Analysis
Women excel in seed testing and analysis, a branch of agriculture where many are employed across state departments. The text notes women surpass men in this field and highlights strong participation by female staff in seed work.
Aspirin Use Warned Over Bayer Brand Preference
Warnings urge buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. For twenty one years physicians have prescribed Bayer aspirin, proven safe by millions. Use only as directed on Bayer packaging for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. Handy tin boxes of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost a few cents. larger packages also sold. Bayer is the trademark of Bayer Manufacture of FosSalicylic acid ester.
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Bayer
Value of Fools in Folly and Wisdom
A reflective note on foolery and wisdom suggesting that wisdom often grows from folly. It argues the fool-killer would spare few if always on the other side, implying people learn through their mistakes and experiences.
Merely Change Their Tune On Flight Naysayers
Orville Wright spoke at a Dayton dinner praising the Caproni bi plane with 100 passengers. He recalled scientists who doubted flight, then noted a trolley anecdote showing disbelief followed by success, illustrating perseverance against skepticism.
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Orville Wright
Dayton
Question of money in marriage echoed in Courier Journal
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal reflects a domestic exchange where a wife asks her daughter if a husband should be asked for money, implying financial negotiations within marriage and gendered expectations.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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