California Syrup of Figs Ad for Child Health
A nostalgic advertorial urges mothers to replace harsh remedies with California Syrup of Figs for children. It claims the laxative cleanses the liver and bowels gently, easing tummy troubles and preventing sickness, and promotes a 50 cent bottle with clear instructions for all ages.
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California
Aok
Adv
Barber Looks for Pattern From Old Boston Visit
A man with a long beard and wide western hat entered Parker House barber shop in Boston and asked to recreate a look from five years earlier using a photograph as a model. He sat for a shave and haircut, approving the result and asking to repeat the process.
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Parker House
Boston
Cuticura Remedy Advertisement Tips
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap to soothe itching scalps. It advises retiring to gently rub dan Gruff spots, then shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Encourages daily use and offers free samples by mail with a Book from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Rob and Harold Search for Lost Bunny with Dog
Rob and a boy plan a rabbit search aided by Harold's dog. The boy asks his mother for permission to join the effort and explains the dog will track by smelling the railroad tracks.
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Rob
Harold
Herold
Plucky Danish Captain Refuses to Abandon Iris
A Danish captain aboard the Iris, a neutral steamer with no contraband, refused orders to abandon ship after a German submarine halted it. He declared that he and his crew would stay aboard, even at risk of sinking. His firm stance led to the ship being allowed to proceed once rights were recognized.
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Iris
Tobacco Ash Potash Claim Sparks Odd Chemist Note
A British chemist claims tobacco ashes contain about 20 percent potash, observing the rest of the earth is dust and mired in philosophical musings about man's place in nature.
Painful truths reshape Sidney tale at Page home
A mysterious K LeMoyne joins Sidney and family at the Pages as Sidney becomes a nurse under Dr. Max Wilson. Christine Lorenz grapples with unrequited affection while K contemplates his own limits and leaving behind a troubled past. The social circle tensions intensify with Carlotta Harrison’s jealousy and a hospital tragedy shaping outcomes.
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K. LeMoyne
Page
Sidney
Anna
Harriet
Max Wilson
Joe Drummond
Carlotta Harrison
Max
Christine Lorenz
Palmer Howe
Howe
Johnny Rosenfeld
Wilson
LeMoyne
Edwardes
Johnny
Sidney Page Steps Into Operating Room For Training
In spring, Sidney Page is slated for an operating room assignment as Doctor Wilson weighs her readiness. She overhears colleagues discussing his flirtation with Carlotta, sparking a revolt in her and a sharp self‑examination of Wilson. A memory of K Le Moyne returns as she processes the tension.
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Sidney
Wilson
Miss Gregg
Doctor Wilson
Misa Page
Miss Page
Sidney Page
Doctor O'Hara
Max
Carlotta
God
Johnny Rosenfeld
Grace Irving
O'Hara
Miss Grange
Oto Hospital
Edwardes
K. le Moyne
Marriage Dilemma After Hospital Gossip Reveals Truth
Sidney confronts Max in a Sunday garden scene about marriage and love. Sidney admits she valued him but feared the hospital gossip and Carlotta’s meddling, while Max remains evasive and defensive about his past actions.
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Sidney
Max
Carlotta
Questioning Truth in Sidney and Wilson's Tale
The speaker ponders whether to reveal his private doubts about Wilson to Sidney. He fears being seen as a cad and worries Sidney would resent him if honesty disrupts their harmony.
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Sidney
Wilson
The Truth of the Matter on Powerful Men
A concise reflection on influential individuals who claim control over others. The piece argues such men are often fools, though society remains polite in not confronting them directly, suggesting a critique of power and hubris.
Dandruff Ad Promises Hair Revival With Dandeline
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a cure for dandruff and thinning hair. It claims the product restores luster and vitality after a single application and promises new fine hair growth across the scalp within weeks.
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Knowlton
Sure Test of Diamond Phosphorescence Method
The article describes a test for genuine diamonds using phosphorescence. Expose the stone to an electric lamp, rub briskly on wood or metal, then place in darkness to observe a bright glow. False gems do not exhibit this glow.
Canada's Bonus To Farm Laborers Stimulus For Immigration
Canada offers farm hands free 160 acre homesteads with two year residency to speed 1917 grain production in Western Canada. Workers must prove work for a farmer and time counts as residence duties, easing past three year requirement. War-depleted farms seek swift influx of labor amid crop shortages and the need to fill 160 acre plots.
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Canada
Ottawa
New Concept Aims to Hide Uniforms in Battle
New art disguises uniforms by irregular patches of light and dark colors with navy outlines. Darker patches are outlined in a still darker color and small contrasting spots break up patches to create uncertain light and shade, causing garments to blend with the background.
Freezone promises pain free corn removal by finger lift
An advertisement claims that corns, calluses, and other foot lesions can be lifted out with the fingers after applying drops of Freezone. The product, sold cheaply in drug stores, supposedly dries instantly and does not irritate surrounding skin or cause infection.
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Saya
Cincinnati
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