President Wilson Urges Rail Work Pact and Faster Reforms
President Wilson urged Congress to advance settlement and regulation of railway labor disputes and to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission. He pressed for eight hour work in rail transportation, public investigations prior to strikes, and possible rail control for military needs, plus broader electoral and Puerto Rico reforms.
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Gut Trees by Exploding Dynamite
A description from Engineering Record explains using dynamite to remove tree tops for log masts. After branches are pruned a rigger ascends with rigs to the cut point, ties cartridges around the trunk, lights a long fuse, and descends before detonation. The blast lofts the top, leaving the trunk ready for rigging and drag loading.
All He Saw of Battle
A London Mail fragment recounts a bluejacket recalling Jutland with humor. He notes his role as a stoker aboard a battleship and reveals the audience’s interest in his tale while highlighting that much of what he saw was “coal.” The yarn unfolds after a silent foreign man leaves.
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London Mall
Not to Be Thought Of Fashionable Dames Face Weight and Expense Pressures
In a lively exchange, fashionable ladies discuss weight loss efforts while revealing unease about being thought to cut costs. The conversation contrasts public image with private budgeting, highlighting social norms about frugality among stylish women.
Unsatsfactory Remedy
A doctor advises that steady work prevents worry while a speaker protests that steady effort still frustrates him, illustrating a debate over work ethic and personal frustration.
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Omar—Pehaw
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promoted for Kidney Relief
Doctors urge attention to kidney function and toxin removal. Advert explains Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a sole remedy, claiming it benefits kidneys and bladder. Sample offered via mail from Dr. Kilmer’s office with a note to mention the newspaper.
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Kilmer
Night Work In Flatbush Keys Grouped For Ease
Mrs Flatbush notes 80 keys may be more accessible with a new night key system that divides keys into groups. Mr Flatbush says the invention means a man must locate the correct keyhole and then find the correct group for his night key.
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
A vintage ad urges mothers to inspect every bottle of CASTORIA for the signature as the well known remedy for infants and children. It notes Castoria has been in use for over 30 years and ends with the claim that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Women and the Vote in the Presidential Election
A humorous quotation notes Mr. Twobble admits being so excited by Mrs. Twobble voting that he missed observing other women at the polls. The piece highlights women's participation in the recent election.
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Mr. Twobble
Soap and Ointment Ad for Cleanser and Emollients
An advertisement promotes Cuticura soap to cleanse and purify the skin and Cuticura ointment to soothe and heal. It claims the emollients keep skin clear and hair healthy, offering free samples by mail with a book postcard from Cuticura Dept. L, Boston, and notes sales everywhere.
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Witty Divorce Exchange Sparks Daily Laughs
Comic exchanges at a social gathering reveal Mrs Wabash seeking $2000 a year in divorce support while Mr Dearborn doubts the income. A cook quip about measuring an omelet adds a playful closer with a pun on exactness.
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Wabash
Seasoned Stories and Fresh Opinion in Dialogue
A compact exchange features seasoned voices urging skepticism toward a younger, less experienced speaker. The contrast highlights caution about relying on youth for judgment and leadership.
Anuric Promises Relief From Uric Acid Poisoning
Medical claim from the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo by Dr. Pierce. He asserts uric acid buildup causes rheumatism and nerve pains and offers Anuric as a remedy that supposedly removes uric acid and alleviates inflammation. A 10 cent trial is advertised.
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Buffalo
Pierce
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Arizona nurse uses Favorite Prescription widely
A fragmented ad notes a nurse endorsing Favorite Prescription with strong praise and personal success. The ad offers the product in liquid or tablet form and urges purchase through dealers or by sending ten cents for a trial package via Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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