Pepgen cited by Evville restaurateur as great remedy
Evangeline Ind proprietor William A Mueller touts Pepgen as the greatest medicine, claiming four bottles cured back pain and restored appetite after meals. He says Pepgen also relieved his daughter’s stomach trouble and notes it contains no alcohol or strong drugs and is sold at leading dry goods stores.
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Fragmentary Speech at Trial Reflects Tangle of Names
A garbled excerpt from a historical page shows a defendant or speaker pleading while others respond in clipped phrases. The text hints at a possible court or public hearing, with interrupted lines and misread names, suggesting a disrupted segment from a larger narrative about identity, allegiance, and social roles.
Attractive bungalow plans offered for readers
A Chicago building expert Mr. Witt A. Radford offers guidance on bungalow design suitable for small families. He notes postwar housing demand, rising costs, and that plans can be altered to fit builders ideas. Readers are urged to mail inquiries with a stamp to 187 Prairie Avenue, Chicago.
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Architectural bungalow design and home building notes
A vintage design feature outlines a white wood bungalow with nine rooms and a 29 by 82 feet footprint. It details living dining and bedrooms fronting, kitchen and bath rear, a side pergola, and a basement plan for family space and storage. It discusses financing hints and urges timely home building with practical, gentle prose.
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Fragmented Historical Snippets and Weather Musings
A collage of garbled lines discusses a child with a whistle, a father’s question, and a whistle’s break. It shifts to Honduras prospects, natural gravities, Mrs Viere’s instinct, and year-round greens. It mentions industry development, cattle markets, and export prospects, plus Turnip Watch and an external paper claim about theft of water and vegetables.
Quick Desserts and Frugal Meals From Canned Fruit
A 1920s kitchen feature outlines practical desserts using canned fruit and pantry staples. Recipes include Peaches and Cream, Raspberry Foam, Pineapple Whip, Blackberry Loaf, Maple Sugar desserts, Steamed Raisin Pudding, Calves Liver, Stuffed Apples, Shepherds Pie, Beef Tongue Casserole, and a chicken jelly mold. Emphasizes frugality, nutrition, and economical preparation.
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Royal Family Names and Pinckney Quip in 1796 Debate
Fragmentary notes mix royalty surname disputes with a Pinckney retort on not paying a penny amid a discussion of Queen Victoria's house of Hanover and Este lineage. Included are misc aphorisms about French debates, old hospitals, and Hungary whisky anecdotes.
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Yield big crops from Western Canada wheat in Ohio land boom
An Ohio agricultural feature argues Western Canada spring wheat, imported since three years ago, can boost Ohio soil value. It notes seed demand, seed-house plans to grow seed in Canada, and predicts northern lands will rise in price as spring wheat expands across midwestern states. The piece cites high gluten content and profits of 15 to 25 dollars per acre, urging readiness for future parity with pricier lands. It quotes a local city column about a compliment letter addressed to “the Hon.” and a remark from Bests Pester.
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Easy Promise and a Dapper Husbands Quandary
A short comic exchange follows a wife asking her husband to promise not to marry Nancy Tarkoux if she is taken away. He reassures her, recalling that Nancy had rejected him three times when he was younger and more attractive. The ad copy promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry soap as a simple help for baby dresses.
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Flow of Meat and the Packers Role in Supply
The article explains how most meat comes from distant ranches and must be moved long distances to consumers. Packers built distribution networks with refrigerated cars and plants, balancing live and meat haul. Swift & Company, benefiting from scale, operates efficiently at a fraction of a cent per pound profit.
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Lawyer Guernsey Refuses Age Proof For Witness
A Los Angeles case features Lou Guernsey arguing against proving a woman witness age. He quips about wiping a 24 year age, provoking responses from a matronly witness. The dialogue reflects sharp, comic exchanges and public commentary on credibility and wealth.
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Los Angeles Times
Substitutes for Glass in Europe Readily Tried
Materials to replace window glass include cellulose films matched gratings light wire screens and paste sheets. Hemp reinforced glue sheet gelatin artificial resin from phenol formaldehyde and oxides of silica hold promise with various cost and durability limits.
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