Easy To Cure Naughtiness By Common Sense Methods
A British Journal of Children's Diseases note argues against harsh punishment for children and urges consistent, nonreactive treatment. It suggests stopping corporal punishment, avoiding visible shock, not scolding misdeeds, and rewarding good behavior while ignoring naughty acts. It includes a quip about Parliament whips and a line on popularity.
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Notte
Thomson
British Journal of Children's Diseasea
Tribute to Yankee fighter Patinlli praises American soldier
A magazine writer with Pershing's Army in France lauds the American soldier as the finest human specimen. He praises grit humor humanity and fearlessness while noting international recognition from France England Germany. The piece ends by remarking on the many friends enemies accrue.
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George Patinlli
Pershing
Frances
United States
Mr. Pattulli
Threkbone
Hell
France
Englund
Germany
Easter Week and Nature’s Reawakening Chant
A devotional verse attributed to Charles Kingsley contemplates Easter as a rebirth of the land and spirit. The text urges humankind to apply God given insight and labor in harmony with creation, echoing birdsong and renewed growth as signs of divine order.
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Hara
Heaven
Charles Kingsley
One Great Lesson From War The Present Possession Of Immortality
The text argues war reveals a practical sense of immortality as a present possession, not abstract. It cites Pauls exhortation to seek above, mortify earthly sins, and live to high standards, presenting resurrection as a lifelong process of virtue and godliness. Kipling and Kant are invoked to emphasize enduring life through moral living.
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Christ
St. Paul
Hoa
Kipling
Aster
Kant
Easter Song by John E Bolsen
Fragmentary verse reflects Easter imagery and admiration for Ethel. The text blends feelings of lightness and wonder with casual references to money and personal sentiment, though many phrases are garbled.
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John E. Bolsen
Picayune
Ethel
Buster
Lily Farm King of America Grows Vast Flower Bulbs
York man Watley Burns, famed as the Sly King of America, runs the world’s largest lily farm. He prints about a half million bouquets yearly and cuts roughly 50 000 daily, totaling over two million per year. Miles must grow in sandy soil with deep planting and good drainage. bulb imports from Japan.
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Watley
New York
America
United States
Japan
Enda Days of Mourning Ends With Easter Joy
The article notes the end of a period of mourning and a return to rejoicing and splendor as Easter Sunday marks the Resurrection, symbolizing Life everlasting. It references altars and crucifixes and the ceremonial transition from mourning to celebration.
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Chylat
Boschee's Syrup Advertises Cough Relief
Boschee's Syrup promises to quiet coughs soothe throat and lung inflammation stop irritation in bronchial tubes and aid restful sleep. It claims fifty two years of American production and usefulness in lung trouble asthma croup bronchitis among other conditions sold in all identified countries.
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America
First-Hand Knowledge and A Cone of Tea Cream
The reader recalls a quirky exchange about a cone and tea cream with a teacher. Mention of alfalfa, sweet clover, and prices appears alongside a line about disposing of experience. Names like John Maluall and Storx City Iowa anchor the fragment in a local setting.
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Bobby Jones
Wille Smith
Allo
John Maluall
Storx City
Iowa
Kidney Troubles Prompts Caution and Cure Promises
An old style health ad extols GOLD MEDAL Haar Jem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It warns against delaying treatment and claims the remedy is a trusted Holland remedy since 1696 with a money back guarantee. Three sizes sold in sealed boxes.
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Holland
Furnace Confession in Tower Depths
Humorous exchange reveals Albert Pennyroyal Jones misled by a cold registry as his wife questions the furnace status. The scene closes with Albert admitting the furnace was warming slowly while the wife exposes the error in tense family banter.
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Hubbie
Albert
Wife
Albert Pennyroyal Jones
Nothing Escapes Dyer Everything Wyld Turns to Money
A terse courtroom exchange cites Dyer claiming nothing escapes Wyld as actions turn to profit. Ryer quips that he even profits by his mistakes, as the judge weighs the implications.
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Dyer
Ryer
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We Verandah Chemical Company
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Wiods ‘Nevers
England
Birmingham Age-Herald
Aizes
Isc
York Man
Boschee’s Syrup
Cast
Freemont
Lydia E. Pinkhem
M. Godden
Napoleon Bt
Fremont
North Haven
Coon
B. Pinkham
Fiorence laxnLs
Conm
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Data E.pinkham
Medicine CO
Lynhl Mass
Arugelata
Spohn Medical
Gothen
Idd
Adv
Adam
Louisville Courier-Journal
Y. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Iitle
Indianapolis ‘News
Fletcher
Royal
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