Tanlac credited for recovery in Portland man
W H Johnson of Portland Oregon reports dramatic health rebound after taking Tanlac. He describes long appetite and stomach problems, weight loss, and sleepless nights, noting a gain of fifteen pounds, restored appetite, solid sleep, and renewed energy enabling him to work normally again.
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Tanlac
W. H. Johnson
43Rd
Portland
Ore
Northwest ‘Transfer Company
Tanlng
Tanlee
Tanla
Roggista
Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Dye Guides
A vintage ad urges women to use Diamond Dyes for wool, silk, cotton, or mixed fabrics. It warns against poor results from inferior products and claims only Diamond Dyes provide safe, effective results, with druggists carrying the item. Separate snippets mention scouting, food, and boys’ activities in a fragmented, period-voice layout.
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Ade
Catarrh Medicine Promoted by J Cheney Co
A damaged OCR snippet touts Catarrh Medicine from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims to ease nasal inflammation and restore normal comfort, urging readers to stick with the product for relief.
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J. Cheney & Co
Tolean Ohio
Library of Congress as world leading national library case
In a Congressional Record address Representative Simeon D. Fess outlines the Library of Congress evolution from its 1800 beginnings to a vast, multifaceted national library. He praises its growth under Spofford and Putnam, its interlibrary system, open hours, and vast collections, urging a national university to harness its research power.
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Library OF Congress
Edward Everett
America
Simeon D. Fess
Ohia
Fess
Congressional Library
Congressional Record
Capitol
Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
British Museum
London
Beckley
Virginia
Jefferson
Mitchill
Congress
Net of Congress
Spofford
Monticello
Washington
Daniel Webster
Congress al Enre
Los
A. R. Spotford
Congressional
Peter Force
Smithsonian Institution
Pettgron
Benjamin Franklin
Matthew Carpenter
Legislative Department
Supreme Court
Executive
Abrary Whiceh
Spofferd Cme
John Russel Young
Young
McKinley
Herbert Puram
Boston Public Library
Putnam
United States
Law
Copyright Office
Bibliotheque Naionale
Sandown
National Library
Russia
China
Blooming Santa Clara Valley a World Wonder in Spring
A vivid Sacramento era style celebration of California’s Santa Clara Valley in spring bloom. Describes vast orchards of peaches prunes almonds cherries and plums and the panoramic view of blossoms across the valley. Includes a tangent on optimism and self confidence from Orison Swett Marden.
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Santa Clara Valley
California
Santa Cara
Great Valley
Santaa Cliva
Russian courtier shelters peculiar hobby in feindeer disguise
A Petrograd courtier spent the best part of his life venting a reversible garment habit and entering friends’ homes dressed as a reindeer. He boasted he could attend both a wedding and a funeral in the same attire, viewing the practice as his happiest endeavor.
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Petrograd
Wuide
Windom stenographers debated by janitor and principal
A city principal and janitor argued about stenographers during a lunch break discussing hiring practices. A teacher recounted the conversation, noting the humor and ideas on selecting stenographers, while another exchange touched on leadership and workplace company. An inventor claims a device records tractor work remotely.
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Rouge
Spring Wear Spotlight Highlights New Materials
The coming season favors silk crepe de chine and Canton crepe in stripes and plaids, with gloss textures and soft hand. Dotted swiss, organdie, ginghams, and volles emphasize bright colors and small checks, while handkerchief linen may rise in DIY fashion. Limited use of floral georgette persists.
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Volles
Seares
France
The Charming New Tea Veil Debuts For Costumed Wear
A new tea veil gains attention as a stylish accessory expected to appeal to many women who believe a veil completes the costume. The piece signals changing fashion sensibilities and a focus on coordinated outfits.
Taffeta Boudoir Accessories Describe Elegant Decor
Boudoir items feature matching taffeta pillows, candle shades, and dresser staffs. Powder boxes, pincushions, and mirrors are trimmed with close fitting taffeta and gold isco. Hand-made wool or silk appliqué bouquets add final touches to the refined ensemble.
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Ted
Spring millinery trends show lavish use of flowers
A Retail Millinery Association bulletin notes rising demand for flowers and trimmings for spring hats. Paris favors floral trimming with green velvet and painted silk blossoms, plus ribbons, beaded accents, fruits, and pendants. Brown leads color. brown tops the season.
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Paris
Bulletin
Spring Fabrics and Styles Return in Spring Shops
A flurry of new fabrics arrives as spring dresses and street wear loom. Cotton prints, ginghams, dimities, voiles and silks appear at better prices, with crepes and homespun wool in demand. Fragrance tips and late fashion notes draw attention to perfume use and the revival of fichus inspired by Corday and Washyneten.
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Dimity
Charlotte Corday
Martin Wash- Yneten
Way to Keep Buttons on Garments
Advice for preserving buttons on shirts waists and summer dresses. Create button holes on both sides of the waist and sew buttons on tape aligned to the side with holes. Buttons pass through the new holes for laundry removal, saving buttons and time without added wear.
Tucks Guide Tailored Blouse Trim and Fashion Details
Fashion notes describe blouse construction with tucks and crepe de chine silks, inset beading, and diagonal tuck patterns. Net and organdie insets, puffed net fronts, and Valenciennes lace are used for delicate effects. Collars finish with narrow plastrons. sleeves vary from set-in to long, with tailored models offering full-length sleeves. New cigarette holders and wooden bags in sandalwood are noted accessories.
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Besoute
Iedel
Aspirin Bayer Ad Claims Safe, Widely Useful Tablets
An old, noisy ad fragment touts Bayer named aspirin for headaches neuralgia rheumatism and other pains. It promises physician based dosage over 21 years and cautions against substitutes. It notes small tins of twelve tablets and larger packs sold by druggists, with scattered dialogue at the end.
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Bayer
Drugeists
Atv
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Purity Claim Ad Featured
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises consistent purity strength and a two size bottle option with a sample offer upon request. Also a strip of comic panel dialogue hints at anniversary and absent minded husband humor.
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Pire
Ate
Mat
Boston
Million Dollar Invite for Montgomery County Land Blessings
A local farm bureau promotion declares a million dollar invitation to farmers to relocate to Montgomery County. It touts rich soils, low taxes, improved highways, rural schools, rail facilities, and market access for dairy and livestock. The note urges readers to request descriptive literature.
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Montgomery County
Freckles and Odines and Foolish Promises in Headlines
A collage of vintage ad blurbs and tiny anecdotes mixes freckle remedies with household tips. It mentions double strength Othine promises to fade freckles, Red Cross Ball Blue for baby clothes, a church visit fair remark about work and pay, and a stenographer ad note reflecting six married workers in six months.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Frayed verse fragment on Garfield Team Adv and a Cheerful Toilet
A fragmentary humorous exchange appears in the Minneapolis Journal with a garbled dialogue about a coated tongue vertigo and constipation. The Cheerful Toilet and Cheerful Idiot argue over a beggar on crutches and a vague question about ability.
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Garfield
Inneapolis Journal
Dead Shot Tas And Colored Poy In Early Baseball Tale
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt recounts a humorous scene with Dr Perry and a pompous figure debating honesty and faith in baseball players. The elderly gentleman recalls a lively young crowd pressuring him to umpire a game aboard a yacht excursion, noting the incident's intensity and his narrow escape.
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Dr. Perry
Lfe
Birmingham Age Herald
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