Precious Materials Behind Gown Fabrics Recalled
Mise Cayenne explains a planned fabric buying method using weights instead of measures. Some weaves are so precious they might be valued by the karat.
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Mise Cayenne
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
7
Hig's Cream Balm Promises Instant Nose Relief
An ad touts Hig's Cream Balm applied in the nostrils to open all passages and relieve stuffed noses from cold or catarrh. It claims instant relief, easier breathing, and no more headaches or nighttime breathing trouble. Also includes stray dialogue about pink tea and diplomats.
Kidney Bladder Trouble Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A 9 day treatment claims three separate intestinal preparations will ease kidney and bladder symptoms such as frequent urination burning and irritation. The ad promotes a miracle cure style claim with a high price comparison to a doctor visit and urges quick trial despite warnings of past failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenilyan
Uae
Holland
Your Dust Lest It Go'l Darns Explosions Flight through Grain Industry
A historical overview details grain dust explosions from 1917 to 1920, their devastating tolls, and the U.S. government and industry response. It notes 24 deaths and extensive property losses, cites dust as a powerful explosive, and describes prevention campaigns, equipment, and demonstrations led by the U.S. Grain Corporation and the Department of Agriculture. The article emphasizes education, grounding devices, and cooperative efforts with the Canadian government to reduce incidents.
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Gray Blevalgr
John Dickinson Sherman
Middle West
Wisconsin
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
France
Belgium
Department of Agriculture
United States Grain Corporation
States Grain Corporation
Grain Corporation
United States
Canada
The
Iast
D. J. Price
H. B. Brown
East
Northwest
West
J. W.T. Duyel
New York
Plame
H. P. Sheldon
American Elevator and Grain Trade
Chicago
Sheldon
Buresos
Walla Walla
Ty Short
Seattle
Department of Agriceniture
Washington State
Department
Pacific Northwest
Bureau
City Scoundrels Hard to Beat in Local Testimony
A visitor from Jimpson Junction reports distrust of Kay Lee stalawage and recalls a hotel room dispute over belongings. The account includes a tailed exchange about fires and clothing, with a Kansas City Star fragment noting high values and oddities. The piece mentions a popular cough medicine made from pearl stones and a wolf killing cattle worth $5,000 over six months.
Dominican Republic Geography Salient in Caribbean
The Dominican Republic lies in the eastern part of the island of Hispaniola between roughly 18 28 north and 68 west. It borders the Atlantic Ocean to the north the Caribbean Sea to the south the Republic of Haiti to the west and the Caribbean region generally to the east.
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Dominican Republic
Hull
Laegest
West Indies
Greenwich
Atlantic Ocean
Republc
Tame Yellowstone Buffalo Mirror Wild Herds
The tame buffalo in Yellowstone retain wild traits and forewarn storms days ahead. They display storm signs by standing head to the expected wind and exhibit restive running in circles during bad weather. The tame and wild herds overlap and may interbreed, with some wild traits persisting despite domestication.
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Yellowstone National Park
Old Plains
Goblin tale ends with lessons on thoughtfulness
A goblin called Master Thoughtfulness laments messenger duties and recalls a boy and girl who learn to read messages without excuses. The exchange highlights selfish forgetfulness and the value of consideration, with the goblin praising honesty and self awareness.
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Messunger
Miss Girl
Ros
House of Secrets
Foul Proceedings Mentioned in Court Transcript
A fragmented court transcript fragment shows dialogue about a suspected scandal described as a foul proceeding. Names and roles appear in garbled form, including references to a magistrate, missteps, and alleged in flagrante delict. The language is inconsistent and difficult to parse.
Cough Relief Promises From Hypo-Cod Medicine Advert
An advertisement features a testimonial from Mr. L. D. Smith about relief from chronic coughs using Earle's Hypo-Cod. It claims rapid improvement for both him and his wife, notes better appetites, and promotes the product as a modern medicine not a patent remedy. The piece ends with unrelated short dialogue about a ship by truck idea and a mother going home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Earle's
Swamp Root Endorsed by Druggists Across Years
A compilation of promotional notices for Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer Co and other remedies. The ads claim Swamp Root strengthens kidneys liver and bladder and has stood the test of years. Also includes endorsements for Garfield Tea and other health products with brief punchline jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilner
Firet
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Wool Silk Dyeing
An advertisement urges women to use Diamond Dyes with directions for dyeing wool silk cotton linen or mixes. It warns of possible dye flaws and promotes buying the product from a druggist with a Color Card. The rest notes rotted apples and a quip on flattery.
Old St. Jacobs Oil Ad Promotes Back Relief
An old newspaper advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil for backache sprains and sciatica claiming instant relief on rubbing, no skin burn, and 60 years of use. It also mentions Castoria and various household tips in fragmented lines.
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ST. Jacobs
Bebe
Dod
Fletcher
Hundred Thousand Dollar Invitation to Montgomery County Farm Bureau
The Montgomery County Farm Bureau advertises a one hundred thousand dollar invitation offering opportunity to farmers in the Lime Land Belt. It touts rich soils cheap land low taxes and strong highways and schools. The notice seeks Descriptive literature and directs inquiries to Montgomery Alabama.
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Montgomery County
Korem
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Bell Ridg
Montgomery
Alabama
Adv
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