Denver Woman Gains 30 Pounds After Tanlac Cure
Denver resident Mia Vallota of 8729 Lipen Street reports dramatic health improvement after taking Tanlac. She describes relief from chronic stomach issues, headaches, weakness, and nervousness, noting a weight increase from about 100 to 130 pounds, better appetite, sleep, and overall strength. A Tanlac dealer is advertised as available in the town.
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Mia
Anna Vallota
Lipen Street
Denver
Colo
Mrs. Vallota
Taniac
Adv
Hard lines for Mrs Jones in two room cottage
A charwoman relocates to a tiny two room cottage after a abusive husband. Neighbors note her misery but she insists she is happier away from the old home where his temper once forced her downstairs. A farmer’s market era anecdote follows about free seeds and fines.
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Indiana
Indianapolis News
Not Ashamed to Use Poisoned Arrows Remarks
An Apology scene shows a character calling out the other as cowardly while a savage responds that he is doing what he can in his limited way. The dialogue implies poisoned arrows strike singly and notes the lack of mechanical facilities for wholesale operations with U boats.
Southern states yearly produce 1 450 000 pounds of cottonseed oil
Southern states generate about 1 450 000 pounds of cottonseed oil annually, reflecting a sizable regional output. The figure underscores the scale of processing in the sector and highlights the production capacity across southern facilities.
Methods of Drying in Home Fruit and Vegetable Prep
Three drying methods apply to home dried fruits and vegetables sun drying drying by artificial heat and drying by air blast. The guide covers cutting sizing temperate heat control staking conditioning and specific steps for corn lima beans peppers spinach parsley and herbs with notes on timing moisture and safe temperatures.
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Farmers’ Bulletin Ms
United States Department of Agriculture
Editor’s Joke on China Nomenclature Across Epochs
An editor explains a playful policy: when writing about China, refer to its status opposite to the current reality. The rule aims to ensure the article’s print timing yields the opposite label by publication, reflecting wartime or period-appropriate terminology.
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China
Republic
Cuticura Offer for Skin Care and Free Sample
A hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment clears eczema rashes and itching in children and adults. Make Cuticura everyday toilet prep and prevent troubles. Free sample by mail with Book, address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Dept. L
Boston
The Ambitious Bride
A playful exchange about returning from a honeymoon and a wife eager to try cooking. An odd ad note promotes Red Cross Bag Blue cleaner as a stronger alternative to liquid blue, urging readers to get it from any grocer.
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Bill
Gill
Quotable Lines From Fat Berth Dialogue
In Fat Berth Towne-No Grafton no longer works. Browne reflects that he once seemed a young man with push, now he has pull and need not work. The Catholic Standard and Times notes a quip: baking powder makes bread rise, but gunpowder would raise it faster.
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Towne
Grafton
Browne
Catholic Standard and Times
Wise Caddie and Golf Banter in Racy Garden Talk
Humorous exchanges unfold as a player scolds a misdrive while the caddie explains Stones and bounces. A domestic scene follows with a wife planning a backyard garden to raise canaries. The piece ends noting the wide claimed range in world cereal yields.
Old Club Chat Sparks Gossip on Fifth Avenue
Two elderly New York clubmen pass time in a lounge watching Fifth Avenue throngs. A passerby prompts speculation on age while a sharp quip about aging and vanity follows. The exchange reveals club life humor and social chatter of the era.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
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