True Economy: Cigarette Value vs Satisfaction Claim
A fragmented item argues that a man who smokes five cent cigarettes will gain more satisfaction from better value, suggesting a value comparison. The piece references a postal car and a postmistress and ends with a comic misreading of a sign, highlighting confusion over a name.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair Folk Remedy
Containing antique cure claims Sage tea and sulphur restore hair color and shine. Advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur preparation for darkening gray hair at home, priced about six nine cents, with instructions and signature guarantees.
The Book Method of Bible Study by Rev William Evans
A compact guide urging continuous reading of a Bible book to grasp its overall thought. It outlines three reading stages and stresses prayer, utilization of no helps, and structured study notes for Epistle to the Ephesians and other sections. It emphasizes identifying author, audience, and purpose through repeated careful readings.
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Fragmented Quoted Phrases On Duty And Charity
Obscure early modern lines present debates on loving duty and mercy to others. Phrases invoke God’s will, obedience, and reciprocal acts, attributed to figures like John Nicollan Grog and Madame Switchine, amid a meditation on virtue and social expectation.
Christmas Gifts in the Trenches
A printed book in Washington circulates a play titled Stultitia or folly. It attacks the administration’s foreign policy and alleged military unpreparedness. The frontispiece shows a fat, unfit man proclaiming claims that will lead to trouble.
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Missionary Heroine Dr Mary Pierson Nddy Honored
A report lauds missionary Dr Mary Pierson Nddy for years of service in Syria. She is praised for tuberculosis work and medical itineration, with skill and courage in every task. Her medical missionary efforts are described as incalculable and unforgettable in the East.
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Rich and Eighty-three He Seeks Job
Eighty-three years of age and hunting for a job in the experience of James Chessen, veteran horse trainer. Chessen will be preferred to break young horses, and the meaner they were the better he would be pleased. He is wealthy and says retirement from his farm leaves time idle. He has long been involved in stock raising and hopes to find horses to break, offering to teach them tricks.
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Mystery of a Dog Thief in Nutley Surfaces
A stray dog thief case unfolds in Nutley near Passaic and Park avenues as workers note a pork loaf left behind and a half opened door. A detective traces the dog to a nearby house, with bedclothes scraps found. the owner remains unidentified. Also noted are sensational medical grafts by Alexis Carrel and a passing reference to Britain’s balloon defense plans amid currency fears.
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War Tales From the West Indies Echo Global Tension
A cargo of war tales from the West Indies portrays islands arming, fortifying, and preparing defenses as the Kaiser’s fleet looms. Barbadoes and Dominica report guards, breastworks, and daily flagpole watch. St Lucia and nearby ships add to the anxious regional mood.
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Silk From Seaweed Sifts Into Textile Future
A French scientist reportedly developed artificial silk from seaweed slime, claiming low cost and high quality. The discovery promises cheaper production than current silks, with ships and science intersecting amid international tension at Nor rndy and allied coasts.
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Jackson Man Eats A Square Meal After 15 Years
A Jackson, Michigan man Mr A W Hobbs of 1801 East Main Street writes that after about fifteen years of stomach and digestive trouble he used Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He reports three doses brought swift relief and that he can now eat anything without distress, hoping others with chronic stomach issues will try the remedy.
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