Cold at a Billy Sunday Revival Prompts Peruna Endorsement
A letter from A. R. Wilson of La Follette Tennessee reports relief from a cold after using Peruna during Billy Sunday’s Knoxville revival. He credits Peruna as a system builder and catarrh remedy and notes its availability in tablet and liquid forms.
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Carter Announces Retirement After Thirty Years of Practice
In a Louisville Courlas Journal snippet, an elderly office equipment dealer notes his retirement after over thirty years of work in the neighborhood. He reveals he has sold his entire operation, and a younger man expresses interest in buying his stock of old magazines.
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Carter
Louisvilla Courlas Journal
Mumbled Alley Chat Reveals Broadway Night Mixup
A fragmented conversation hints at engagements and a Broadway show mix up. Mentions Gladys, Jack, Clara, Logan, and a pair in “glory aims” at a performance. Details are unclear but suggest social chatter about relationships and an outing.
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Gladys
Jack
Den
Clara
Logan Shem
Thoughts on Promptness and Ambition by F A Dalker
In a concise exhortation the piece urges strict punctuality and proactive effort to outrun complacency. It warns that a late start handicaps the day, and that early habits shape leadership potential, urging daily action and self-discipline to achieve advancement.
Good Fortune By Douglas Malloch
A reflective poem on human limits and the value of friendship. It contrasts failed dreams and imperfect efforts with the steady wealth of good friends who believe, share hopes, and anchor us through doubt. The verse suggests meaning comes from relationships more than material success.
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Jada
Dermal
Nemalne
Musical Tone Opena Lock A New Safe-Tuning Device
A Birmingham exhibition introduced a new lock that opens only to a musical tone. The device ignores numeric combinations and responds to a pitch. If a safecracker sings a G sharp while the lock is tuned to G, it will fail. Future safeblowers may need tuning forks.
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Birmingham
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America
Noted Statement From Source Without Clear Context
A fragmentary note urges taking action without regard to possible consequences, yet lacks sufficient detail on the event, parties involved, location, or timeframe to confirm the exact meaning or outcome.
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl in Cartship Promises
A witty column contrasts bachelor life with marriage, arguing that vows bring monotony while surprises keep romance. It jokes about male and female foibles, noting the limits of love when confronted with betrayals or minor quirks, ending with a quip on a man’s toothpick.
Mother’s Cook Book Verses on Work and Home Comfort
Fragmentary verse riddle asks about finding work to do and a home for the heart. The lines hint at love, welcome, health, and shelter, with questions about a friendly trap a book a song or a dog that loves your hand. Contains garbled wording and unclear references.
Water Cress as a Healthful Green and Quick Dish
Water cress grows in running brooks nationwide and serves as a fresh healthful green ideal for salads sandwiches and soups. It is rich in sulfur and phosphorus and retains vitamins when eaten raw or lightly cooked. A water cress soup recipe featured uses onions butter stock rice eggs milk and cayenne with cress tips for garnish, while other uses include garnished lamb chops salads and sandwich fillings.
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Turkets
Disturbance in Writing Room Recounts in Magazine Era
A fragment from an issue of Everybody's Magazine presents a dialogue where a mother and daughter discuss a disturbance involving Atalan Kies after others leave them alone in a writing room. The text includes garbled OCR with names and uncertain fragments.
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Charles
Atalan Kies
Yewu
Everybody’s Magazine
Expensive Good A Matter of Fact Footnote
A compact miscellany of literary quips and wry observations from periodical notes. A stockman seeks opinion from a poet about law’s efforts while a famed writer jokes about lifelong support for Henry. An English class task yields a flapper’s brief verse parody of Longfellow’s Village Blacksmith.
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Henry
Writer’s Monthly
Longfellow
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