Something to Think About by F. A. Walker
A fragment from a period piece reflecting on memory, perception, and change. The narrator muses on how the presence of flowers and a change in routine stir thoughts, while noting monotony dulls wit and novelty awakens it. An odd street scene closes the vignette with a humorous aside.
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Steele
Gael Ness
Teppud Buttinly
Difference Between You and the World in Common Sense
The text argues that most people share the same sun and sky yet differ in drive and intellect. It claims 20 percent of humanity differs in brain, and those who work, study, and form good habits can surpass the average. Competition fuels success, and inner resolve matters more than external abilities.
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The Lonely Innolyt Verse of Quiet Kindness
A fragmented poem reflects on loneliness and unseen virtue. The speaker muses on the lure of charm and noble instinct, while acknowledging that genuine growth comes from a single kindly friend’s influence. The piece ends with soothing imagery of kindness as comforting as anodyne.
Mother's Cook Book Recipe Fragments From Old Menu
Fragmented text from a Mother's Cook Book describes meals and desserts with cakes sherbets custards and fricassee. It mentions a rich white cake with frosting, fruit sherbet, a custard served in cone shapes, and a carrot fricassee with onions brown in butter and carrot slices simmered with flour and seasonings.
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Ver n War weed and ancient wisdom on will power
An OCR fragment cites a philosopher stating life mainly exercises of will power rather than circumstance. The text includes garbled names and phrases, suggesting a discussion of mental strength and fate within a historical newspaper snippet.
Has Anyone Laughed At You Because Diving Advice
A playful column urges readers to overcome fear of diving by ignoring laughter. It encourages trying despite dread, suggesting courage leads to personal growth and a better time, with the author noting doubt can block progress.
Malady of Youth Quotation Prompted By Lowell Note
A correspondent sends a quotation from the Jestors of Prankiii ih to a Boston Transcript piece about James Russell Lowell and his confession of Incurablé child flodad. The excerpt highlights youth, truthfulness, and justice as framed by aged remarks.
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Poise Plug Street Youth Listened To A Log
A North De Quincy street youngster listened in silence as a log fell. She then said Nan mother you re anxious again. Indianapolis News reports this brief scene reflecting daily life and chatter in the city.
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U S Market Report Roundup of Commodity Prices
Washington market summary lists Irish cobbler potatoes at 4.50 per barrel and 4.50 per 100 pounds, Texas melons 25 to 30 pounds averaging 27.6, cantaloupes Green Meaty 46s at 2.60 to 3.26, and various grains and feeds. Chicago cash wheat and corn quotes, hay, oats, and feed prices across midwestern cities cited. dairy and beef prices noted with top steer prices and veal calves.
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Kansas
Texas
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California
Arizona
Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Wisconsin
Two Die in Morgue Shake Kansas City Case Baffles Police
Kansas City July 19 Mrs Euln Thompson an employee and her employer W M McClure were found dead in an undertaking parlors. Thompson died from a fall down an elevator shaft while McClure was found with a long post mortem knife buried in his chest after he directed a porter to call doctors for Mrs Thompson. The bodies lay on an undertaker’s table as investigators probed the scene.
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W. M. McClure
Soviet Cruiser Captures Japanese Fishing Ships
Dispatches from Vladivostok report a Soviet warship captured two Japanese steamers in Russian territorial waters. The Japanese offered resistance, three sailors were wounded, and one Russian was wounded before the Japanese surrendered.
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Home Made Cider Fermentation Rules Set by Government
Washington July 21 government rules prohibit home made cider and fruit juice fermentation without a federal permit. Commissioner Whiley clarifies preservatives must be added to prevent ulvalate fermentation and restricts manufacture of beverages without proper authorization.
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Farmers Plan to Hold Wheat and Aid the Market Chews
A plan was announced by O. Bradfute, president of the American Forte Bureau federation, to hold 206,000,000 bushels of surplus wheat off the market and store it on farms. The plan aims to support prices and stabilize supply under a new intermediary net scheme, with white tied farmers financing the effort.
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Foot Power Plane Invented by W J Gerhardt
Dayton reports a foot powered aircraft operated by a pilot’s leg power. Inventor W J Gerhardt has invented the airship and proven its capability. Reported on Wednesday night with claims of successful flight and testing details.
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Senator Moses Aims at GOP Senate Wave Across States
Washington July 21 Senator Moses of New Hampshire, chairman of the Republican senatorial campaign committee, declared the wave of realigned sentiment indicates Minnesota's forthcoming election result may influence several states including key races. He warned that veteran gains could tip balance in multiple contests as party organizers push nationwide push.
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Iowa News Roundup Includes Health, Industry and Education
Iowa reports on health board leadership, new brick plant openings, and municipal audits. It notes arrests for transporting booze, livestock show bids, and the state fair exhibits. Other items cover library records, golf honors, a Des Moines Negro business dedication, and university staff appointments.
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Cincinnati
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Rock Island
Oskaloosa
Hilland Hoskins
Harsham
Hoist Randolph
Shen- Eadeah
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W. R. Swaney
Curtiss Town Airecreaft Corporation
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Tanlac credited for recovery by Des Moines man
Roy Nelson of Des Moines Iowa declares Tanlac cured his flu railroad accident ailments. He says two years of poor appetite nervousness and pain vanished after taking Tanlac claiming he gained twelve pounds and full energy. Advertisement states Tanlac widely sold with over 87 million bottles.
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Pendant View Drive
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr Homach
Pontiac
Piqued at Peak by Farmer Across the Barn
A farmer and a newcomer argue playfully over a so called peak behind the barn. The farmer points to a pile of cans and jokes that it will be tall enough to outrun the summer, leaving the rival puzzled but amused.
Castoria Promises Gentle Relief for Babies and Children
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for constipation flatulence stomach upset and diarrhea in infants and kids. It claims to ease feverishness and aid digestion while promoting natural sleep. The genuine product bears a signature.
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New Use for Electricity in Film Lighting
Discussion of a cinema lighting technique where a character might activate a hidden electrical switch or arc to illuminate his face instead of using a match. The concept highlights a cleaner, safer, and more dramatic way to reveal features in the scene.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Drugstore reports show many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Doctor Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for its healing effects and high success rate. An insurer notes many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney issues. Sample bottle offer included for ten cents with newspaper mention.
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Life Innsurance
The Lure At Darktown League Opening Fence
A batted ball cleared the fence and sparked a wild scramble as players chased it. A visitor asked why, and the gatekeeper explained the real draw was a watermelon patch beyond the fence.
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Cutieura Ointment Soap and Talcum Ad Offer
An advertisement touts Cutieura Ointment for clear skin with pimples redness and itching, plus Cutieura Soap for cleansing and hot water rinse. It advises drying gently and applying Cutieura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance, priced 25 cents each.
National Park Visitors See Low Vehicle Capacity
A 1922 report on national park visitors shows an average of 3.45 persons per vehicle, though permits allowed only two passengers. Some cars traveled with roadster configurations nearing full capacity, suggesting tours were packed near limit for effective travel.
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