Tanlac touted as family health tonic across the United States
Advertisers claim Tanlac rebuilt health in families from coast to coast including John Widner of Los Angeles and Mrs. Marquis of Magaoe. Letters praise the remedy for mother, father, and children, urging readers to obtain a bottle from a local druggist today.
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Taniac
Mr. Gingras
Tanlac
United States
Canada
John Widner
Roosevelt Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
John Marquis
Magaoe “Ai
Relniene St
Anlac
Chicago
Frank R. Richards
South Wood St
New York
Chas. E. van Colt
Fourth Ave
Albany
Bert Hewer
East Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
Daily Letter Delivery From Her Sweetheart
A Birmingham Age Herald item notes a maid who receives a special delivery letter daily from her sweetheart, describing the arrangement as a curious domestic detail. The piece reflects on personal communications and social habits of the time.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Gude's Pepto Mangan Endures as Trusted Remedy
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tested iron tonic with thirty years of use. It claims the product improves blood, adds color to lips and cheeks, and strengthens overall health, available in liquid and tablet forms from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
A. Gude
Is Penfield’s novel a true small town portrait
Judge notes praise for Penfield’s work, stating the town’s life feels authentic and the characters resemble real people. The line implies readers may recognize themselves as the town shots unfold.
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Penfield
Visionary Advised While Struggling to Mind His Laziness
A critic notes a tendency to offer guidance despite limited self discipline and a frequent failure to govern personal laziness. The remark contrasts supposed insight with visible restraint.
Indiana News Highlights Big State Events In 1923
The Indiana Evangelical association plans May meetings in South Bend with a May shift. State primary declarations total 896, over 200 more than two years ago. Rabies outbreaks kill cattle and Monroe County counties place quarantines. South Bend Trust opens with 100000 capital and 25000 surplus. Salem dentist Dr John L Williams dies at 88.
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Indiana Evangelical Association
South Bend
Monroe County
Rk. C. Julien
Shelby County
Thirteenth Bank
Indiana Trust Company
John L. Williams
Salem
Indiana
Willms
Board of County Commissioners
Crown Point
Lake County
McCray
L. G. Rothschild
Indianapolis
Indiana Girls’ Head
Rothschild
Amelia Keller
First National Bank
Rush County
Kosciusko County
Porter County Farmers’ Association
Benjamin Bosse
Evansville
Bright
Nolan
House Labor Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Daviess County
Estella Earle
Elmore Township
Marion
Marion Kiwanis Club
Indiana Amateur Athletic Union
Indiana Board of Agriculture
State Fair Ground
United States
Maine
Pershing
Mexico
China
Logansport Bank
Duroc Jersey
Poland
Chester White
Spotted Poland
American Legion
Legion
Louisville
Putnamville
Grant County Agricultural Association
L. L. Needler
The
Agricultural Association
Monrovia
John J. Brown
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Kokomo Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph County
Made Poor Rent Collector
Joe Stokes a druggist and rental property owner in an industrial district reports slow business and failed rent collections. He took to collecting rents himself but found tenants often borrowed money from him instead, prompting a rueful smile at the end of the day.
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Joe Stokes
Joe
Indianapolis News
What's in a name Romeo
A terse cartoon style line hints that taking a name could yield a home or advantage, playing on identity and belonging in a witty exchange. The fragment suggests a humorous or satirical note about names and shelter.
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Romeo
Hair nets and Armenians cost of war relief stretch
The piece contrasts milady's hair nets with the cost of clothing orphans in Transcaucasia. It notes experts estimate 1.80 dollars can clothe an East Far relief child for six months while milady's hair net bill would exceed that, depending on durability and choices. The Near East relief has purchased 300000 yards of unbleached muslin for summer garments in the famine zones.
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Milady
Armenia
Far East
Transcaucasian
Transcaucasia
Chicago Evening Post
Conservatory whim sparks family needs tale
Charles M Schwab quips in New York about world peace and a conservatory for his six daughters. A househunter explains the rush for a cheap nine room home with a conservatory to keep the ripening daughters nearby. Different interpretations show humor varies by ear and wealth.
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Charles M. Schwab
New York
Ad attorney uses chauffeur question in LA scene
A court reporter recounts an attorney in Los Angeles questioning chauffeurs about qualifications and marital status. The trial features about twenty respondents, with a final exchange addressing a Black man named George and his marital status and self-provision of living.
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Los Angeles Ad
George
Jude
Catch as Catch Cari Do Not Rush Last Train
A playful exchange on catching trains and witty wordplay. The speaker risks missing the final ride while debating the paradox of catching what he would miss. Humor underscores a broader habit of lighthearted thinking.
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Louis Gingras
Harrison Ave
Providence
R. I
Mothers of the World
Lloyd Mfg. Co
Mesemu
Florida
Orange Grove
Jno. W. Pelot. Realtor
Arcadia
Dean Bidg
South Hend
Ind
Emph Co
Arno
Cincinnati, O
Clafin Chemical CO
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Obis
Aask
Forest City Paint & Varnish CO
Kodak
Allen
BAYER
Apfo
Indiana News
Public Library Commission of
State Commission
Porter County
Dunes
Dunes Park Committee
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Frank J. Sheehan
Isaiah Moore
Tadianapolis
Judie Shel A. Collins
Harriet E. Melrose
Moore
George CC. Bryant
State
United States Department of Agriculture
Bryant
Fedecal
Agricultural Statistician
Kuicmo
Wabash Valley Veternariauns' Association
State Highway Commission
Lawrence’ Lyons
State Highway Department
Commission
Robert Allen Brown
Indiana Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythlax
Madison
Harford
Conn
Jefferson
M. L. Plumb
Ohio Valley Orchard Company
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Colese Prarie
Nature's
Alabastine Company
Grandville Avenue
Grand Rapids, Michigen
Garette
Youngstown
Dreas
Grape-Nuts
Postum Cereal
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