Wife Recounts Health Recovery After Lydia E Pinkham Use
Mrs. Natale of 72 Fremont St Enfield Massachusetts describes a weakened condition that required surgery yet improved after four months of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes being able to work more and that her last birth was easiest, urging others to try the remedy.
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Ee Natale
Witty Rogue Inkpen Encounters Village Etiquette
New resident journalist Inkpen becomes the talk of a small suburb as Wimple quizzes him about his pencil work. The exchange reveals Wimple as the village sage whose quip about pencils hints at social fits and local behavior.
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When Singleness Outshines Wives in a Limerick Tale
A fragment from Way side Tales strings quips about cars, trimming, and the idea that singleness is bliss. The dialogue hints at a humorous clash between North and West over car colors and fashion in a playful street-side vignette.
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Pretty House of Oriental Design in a Distinctive Pagoda Style
The article describes a stucco and brick bungalow with Far East pagoda porches and dormers, a compact kitchen, a two car garage, and space saving features. It praises distinctive design over uniform streets, notes solid construction, modern heating, and potential rental income from part of the garage.
Youre Not a Hen in Advertising Prophecy
The piece argues that merchants must advertise to attract customers. It contrasts persistent advertising with passive existence, saying the public will not know a business unless it promotes buying opportunities. The comparison to a hen implies visibility is essential for success.
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Josh Billings on Laffter
A humorous excerpt from Josh Billings describes a kind of laughter that starts with a merry eye twinkle and travels through the face, ending as a bright, buoyant expression. The playful prose likens laughter to a moth, a blaze, and an angelic tuft of joy.
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Josh Billings
Plea for the Eagles: Endangered Bald Eagle Comes Under Scrutiny
An old Exchange column urges mercy for Alaska’s remaining bald eagles. It argues the birds once caused trouble yet are now nearly extirpated, praising their noble symbolism and the American character they represent.
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Alaska
Incompetent stenographer cited by Louisville Journal
A clipped quote from the Louisville Quarterly Journal notes Plubdub dismissed his stenographer for incompetence and then suggests a marriage behind the scene. The remark hints at personal misconduct and workplace friction reported in gossip columns.
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Plubdub
Louisville
Quarler Journal
Old and Pleasant Custom Kissing Opinions
A Baltimore Evening Sun essay defends kissing as an established cross cultural custom among white populations. It notes mutual enthusiasm matters for satisfaction and critiques aging methods with a humorous forecast about rouge flavors replacing natural taste.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Stravinsky Sparks Debate Across Europe in Forum Review
Charles Henry Meltzer writes from Europe that Igor Stravinsky is the most discussed composer, with supporters praising him as genius and critics calling him impostor. He notes The Rite of Spring shocks listeners with extreme tonal clashes and brutal orchestral acts, likening it to industrial noise and Bolshevik brutality.
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Forum Magazine
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Contrasts Between Japanese and American Lifestyles
Atsushi Matsugawa notes Japanese life as insular, sentimental, and pessimistic while American life is realistic and pragmatic. He argues country people in Japan reveal regional origins by dress and speech, whereas American society blends individuals into similar classes.
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Japan
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Sunflower Silage Yields Mixed Feed Value Across Regions
United States Department of Agriculture reports mixed results for sunflower silage as a corn substitute. In some areas it palates well and provides good feeding value, while in parts of the Northern Great Plains the silage is less palatable. Huntley experiment farm Montana notes yields of 25 to 30 tons per acre but livestock prefer corn silage, which produces less than half as much per acre.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Huntley
Montana
Starved Child Snarls Over Free Cookies at Library
A parent rushed from home to pick up daughter Jane at a library. With no time for lunch the guardian gave three cookies. Jane exclaimed she was starved and asked if she could live on free cookies, sparking laughter among onlookers in Chicago.
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Chicago
Jane
Chicago Tribune
Trials of Temperament in Marriage Offends Poet Husband
Mrs. Penfield, who married a poet, says he accuses her of jarring his sensitive soul. Mm. Niblick complains that her husband plays golf and is blamed for wrecking his game. New York Sun.
Edgeworth Tobacco Promises Pipe Joy and Comfort
A promotional appeal for Edgeworth Plug Slice and Ready Rubbed tobacco urges readers to try the right tobacco to satisfy pipe smokers. It explains product forms, packaging, and availability through Larus & Brother Co in Richmond Virginia, offering free samples and prepaid parcel post to merchants.
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Larus & Brother Co
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Edgeworth, Larus & Brother Company
Not So Bad for a Novice in a Detective Tale
A detective agency chief offers a trial to a novice and poses a bold test about tailing a multimillionaire's wife. The jokey reply hints at cunning method, as the apprentice contemplates seeking a better offer from the wife.
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Home Dyeing
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing or tinting worn fabrics such as draperies skirts and sweaters. It claims the product works on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics and guarantees no streaking spotting fading or running.
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Animal Superiority Movie Quote Sparks Debate
A Birmingham Age-Herald cartoon caption quotes a man discussing movie stars and silly affectations, noting only a dog as an exception in a humorous exchange about glamour and pets. The brief item highlights the humorous tone and the singular dog reference.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Colorado vegetable crops near value of silver output
Colorado's vegetable harvest has grown rapidly with cantaloupes leading the list alongside cabbage cucumbers tomatoes lettuce celery onions beans and sweet corn. Cantaloupes rank Colorado second to California in the nation for table and seed production with about 7 200 acres grown this year including 1 000 acres for seed.
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Denver
Colorado
California
United State
State Immigration Department
School Children Greatest Asset in Kentucky Campaign
Governor of Kentucky addresses diverse audience at Louisville rally to back two amendments aimed at removing politics from electing the state school superintendent and improving financial support for poorer counties pledging the movement to Kentucky’s greatest asset its childhood.
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Washington
Govenor
Kentucky
Louisville
Turks Sell Armenian Girls Report for League of Nations
A report to the League of Nations by Mademoiselle Averesco alleges that at least 1000 Armenian girls seized by Turks were later sold into white slavery worldwide. The Turkish captives were said to be drugged with opium to subdue them and prevent return home.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Mademoiselle Averesco
Romania
Airman Bernard de Romanet Killed in Tryout in France
Capt Bernard de Romanet the French aviator and holder of the world speed record for one kilometer was killed instantly during elimination races for the Deutsch de la Meurthe cup at Etampes France.
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Etampes
France
Bernard de Romanet
British Forces Defeat Rebels at Sulllod Mala India
A British column inflicted a severe defeat on rebels at Sulllod Mala near Karavarakunda, official statement reports the rebels were dispersed by colonial troops in British India.
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Calicut
British India
Sulllod Mala
Karavarakunda
Record Tonnage Through Canal Despite Trade Lull
Washington reports a new high in American shipping through the Panama Canal in fiscal year 1921. A total of 2,892 ships passed the waterway, 1,212 of them American excluding government owned and chartered vessels. Great Britain ranked next with 970 ships carrying 5,170,000 tons against the United States 8,722,000 tons.
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Washington
Panama Canal
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Great Britain
Urge Tax Cut on Small Incomes in Senate Amendments
Senators Walsh Massa chusetts and Gerry proposed amendments to the Republican tax revision bill. They favored lower personal rates for incomes 15000 or less and a graduated 10 to 20 percent tax on corporate incomes, replacing a 1 percent fiat rate. Separately, Camp Lewis intelligence reported fake agents selling Army vehicles, collecting deposits with promises of delivery after payment.
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Gerry
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Wash
George A. Hunt
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