Castoria touted as soothing remedy for child ailments
An old advertisement claims Castoria calms infants with few drops, easing pain quickly without drugs. It asserts Castoria relieves crying, colic, constipation, and diarrhea in children, noting twenty five million bottles sold last year.
Somber Bible Demand Across South America and Beyond
J H L Tutron secretary to the Tedeh and Foreign Bible Society states South American districts favor somber Bibles in BrL alt hues, printing 8 000 Bibles daily in 600 languages. He answers why Bibles are often printed poorly and bound in mourning black while a bishop questions overlooked rights in a hallucinatory line.
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The Girl Who Came Back Chapter 1 Continued
Lolita toils as a budding writer while Fred Waterson seeks a place in her life again. She grapples with love, ambition, and a magazine story mirroring her situation, unaware Warrill’s past actions echo in her present. Gertrude brings needed companionship and scandalous chatter over lunch.
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Strength Through Focused Athletic Effort
Carl Baton Willania argues in Physical Culture Magazine that real strength comes only from specific athletic effort. Training in one activity does not guarantee ability in another, and muscular vigor, mental power, and spiritual strength all grow with dedicated practice.
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Mora
Carl Baton Willania
Physical’ Culture Magazine
New Maid Begins Duties In Busy Kitchen Scene
In a kitchen scene a mother directs her young son Jimmie to guide the new maid. He starts by pointing to the sink and recalling how to handle hot and cold water as he asks if she remembers where things are kept.
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Jimmie
Ignorance Preferred You Never Know People After Service
A brief News Herald note discusses the variety of people encountered after serving on selling committees and the ignorance some may show toward such experiences.
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Hlabore News Herald
Poet’s cryptic lines reflect on perception and masks
A fragmented verse hints that the world is a masquerade and some people wear funny faces. The lines imply skepticism about appearances and identity in social life.
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Querade
Constipation Cured By Milk Emulsion Roses Return To Cheeks
Seven years ago Rebecca Campbell of Dyersburg Tennessee faced severe constipation and poor health. After using Milks Emulsion she reports clear skin brighter eyes and new energy with no more cold stomach trouble or constipation. She credits the product with dramatic personal transformation and recommends it to others. The Milks Emulsion Co. Terra Haute Indiana advertises a satisfaction guarantee.
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Rebecca Campbell
R. R
Dyersburg
Tenn
Philippine Coinage History Arrives In Islands in 1903
Coins for the Philippines originated from the Philadelphia and San Francisco mints in June 1903 and entered circulation in July 1903 under a 1802 law. On June 23, 1906, a standard of value and coinage system was established. Since then the San Francisco mint has struck Philippine coins upon request, though the old dies remain in use.
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Philippine Islands
Philippines
Philadelphia
San Francisco
United States
Norway Forestation Efforts Highlighted In 20th Century Report
Norway's forests valued at about 250 million with pines and firs comprising three-fifths. Since 1906 the Afforestation association planted between 10 and 15.9 million trees yearly. The remark on forgiving enemies hints at social attitudes toward fear.
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Norway
Afforestation Association
Aged as a Relative Term in Reports of Chief Fed Pox
The Houston Post-Dispatch quips on aging as a relative concept noting that a chief near sixty is described as wiry and active, while youths and elders debate what counts as aged. Anecdotes flash about lunch plans with a fifty eight year old niece to illustrate shifting ages.
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Fed Pox
Houston Post- Dispatch
School Sickness Reduces Attendance Across Districts
Dr Hugh B Cum ming of the United States public health service reports that children lost about four percent of possible school days due to sickness, affecting overall attendance and schooling efficiency. The finding highlights health as a key factor in educational participation.
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Hugh 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Bethlehem's First Names Revealed as Ephrath and Ephratah
The article notes that the earliest name for Bethlehem was Ephrath or Ephratah, detailing its ancient appellations and implications for the city's historic origin.
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Ephrath
Ephratah
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