Castoria Promoted as Safe Baby Remedy by Writer
A writer extols Fletcher's Castoria as harmless for infants easing stomach upsets and colic without the taste of castor oil. The note praises its safety and recommends the genuine product, also mentioning a care and feeding book included with Castoria.
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Unclear wedding tale from Ripley and Memphis pair
A fragmented account says Emerson of Ripley Teeu and Bltebell of Memphis wed downtown after a chaotic drive. A Squire Coleman was summoned during the nuptial route and the ceremony supposedly concluded with a honeymoon underway.
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Anto Ben Emerson
Ripley
Teeu
Net wan police drag or family dog catcher
Net wan police drag or family dog catcher. Riches are gotten with palo kept.
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Jesus Chooses Twelve to Launch Christian Mission
The twelve apostles, chosen after a night in prayer, would be with Jesus and sent to proclaim salvation to the world. They received power from the Spirit to heal and cast out demons, with two witnesses confirming their message. Their character spans diverse backgrounds and temperaments, fitting diverse roles from leadership to practical work. They were sent in pairs and supported by the Lord, confirming their divine commission through miracles.
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Jesus Christ
Hayley
Airplanes Used to Smuggle Aliens Across Borders
Immigration officials warn that air smuggling of aliens from Mexico and Canada is rising. George F. Harris notes lack of border facilities and border patrol planes hinder efforts. Cases include a 1940s seizure near San Bernardino of three Chinese passengers. Canadian border routes are less active due to rugged terrain.
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Immigration Service
George F. Harris
United States Commissioner General of Immigration
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Alt Smugetera
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United States
Borris
San Bernardino
Calif
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Blexfco
Mojave Desert
Muroc
San Francisco
Tourist taxes fund sewers and rights in French towns
National criticism grows as tourist tax funds allegedly fund sewer projects and local beautification rather than tourism needs. In Enghilon-te-Balng and about 200 towns, funds are diverted to normal services, lightening local taxes, while critics say the wealthy cities benefit most. Parliament considered reforms amid complaints that the taxe de sejour raises about 1,000,000 francs without clear benefits for visitors.
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Nies
Census Shows 100 Million Population in French Empire
A published census reveals France and its colonies house about 190 million souls, with Algeria Tunisia and Morocco totaling over 12 million and Indo China adding 20 million. Europe and Africa regions form a belt across the empire, while West Africa holds around 18 million. The data tracks population growth over the past 60 years.
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France
Algeria
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Morocco
China
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Incregse
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Cat Crosses King's Ferry Bridge Returns Home
A black cat named Bonzo, owned by Bert Pierson of Hertz England, navigated 80 miles to reach his home after moving from Sheerness to Hertz. The only crossing to the Isle of Sheppey is via the King's Ferry bridge, and Bonzo found the way back to his family. The tale reflects a puzzling yet heartwarming homecoming.
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Bert Plerson
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Sheppey
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