The House Party That Spoiled Adonis Archibald
A sixteen year old boy Reginald Archibald attracts every girl at a country house party, drawing all attention away from the other boys. The male guests plot to prank him, but the girls and Reginald enjoy the fascination until his abrupt departure ends the social intrigue.
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Berryman
Butch Tom
Reginald Archibald
Tom
Archibald
Reginald
Archibaki
Adonis
Mr. Archiball
Society of Girls
Mr. Archibald
Dowry From Snow Melt Reveals Hidden Gold
In the Rocky Mountains near Denver, Isabel Harrison feeds a stranger in her poverty harsh winter. He promises a dowry when the snow melts. As spring comes, a grotto yields gold coins and a basket of coins, suggesting the stranger’s prophecy may be fulfilled if he returns.
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Rocky Mountains
Denver
William Harrison
Clear Creek
Harrison
Isabel
Sabel
Lowry
Advice to influenza convalescents warns on tuberculosis danger
U S Public Health Service cautions the public against tuberculosis noting one million cases in the United States. Influenza convalescents should have lungs examined as lingering colds can herald tuberculosis. No cause for alarm if tuberculosis is recognized early and patent medicines are not trusted.
Beware tuberculosis through influenza precautions urged
Public health notice advises not self diagnosing tuberculosis. Seek medical lung exams at monthly intervals, strengthen with proper living, nutrition, and fresh air. Warns against patent medicines claiming cures and encourages a fresh air lifestyle.
Health Service warns influenza may fuel tuberculosis danger
The U S Public Health Service warns that the influenza epidemic has raised tuberculosis risks in the United States. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges precautions as weakened resistance from flu can heighten TB susceptibility, with about one million cases nationwide and tens of thousands in New York City alone. He stresses fresh air, good diet, and prompt lung exams after influenza, plus caution against unproven patent medicines.
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Spain
Arthur Newsholme
Public Health Service
England
United States
Rupert Blue
Pub
Mc Health Service
Surgeon
Blue
True Education and the Flame That Burns
A call for education to forge true men and women beyond mere learning. It argues educators must inspire and rise above old professional ideas, embracing aspiration and intuition to guide the nation toward a noble destiny, using the flame that burns as a metaphor for moral leadership.
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Ohio State Journal
Try Wellman's First Buy War Savings Stamnes
War savings stamps are presented as a solid investment option in this brief notice urging readers to purchase for wartime funding. The ad emphasizes reliability and benefits to national effort and individual savings.
Croup Remedy Praised by Local Resident
Mrs Edward Bassett of Frankfort New York reports rapid relief for children with croup using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The letter notes the medicine contains opium or narcotics and can be safely given to children as to adults, easing attacks of the dreadful complaint.
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Chamberlain
Edward Bassett
Frankfort
N.Y
Notice of Homestead Claim at Lewistown Montana
Notice from the Department of the Interior Lewistown Land Office dated November 18 1918 announces a homestead claim by Earl B Blakeslee, with witnesses Russell Roland Charles Blakelee Frank Fountain Samuel Fladever and others, conditionally proceeding on the 4th of November 1915 and set hearings before the county commission on the 74th day of 1918. first publication July 21.
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Department of the Interior
U. Ss. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Blakeslee
Monrit
Montana Mendian Hs Nl
Russel Roland
Charles B. Blakelee
Rank Fountain
Samuel Fladever
Alif Blakeslee
Mont. H
U. 3 Land Office
Lewidtown
Notice for John Gjerde Homestead Claim
Notice is hereby given that JOHN H. GJERDE of Grass Range Montana who in 1914 made Homestead entry No 7 for the sw and sec 26 se and sec 34 and who on March 7 1914 made additional entry No 025204 for ne and ne se sec 34 and 36 Township 4 Range 4 E Montana has aication to make three year proof to establish claim before R W Blate U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on the 7th day of December Claimant names Penneat decent teens Charboneau Pase Kinnick Degsee Gorge E Botz all of Kass Range Mont H pe faar Regist First Pub Nov 21
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R W. Blate
U. S
Grass Fy Montesa
Charboneau
Pase Kinnick
Degsee
Gorge E . Botz
Kass Range
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewistown
Montana
Grass Range
Mont
Sesw
J. M
Betange
Roy H. Kaufman
Pearl Kaufman
Frenk Ahlgren
Walter R. Wellman
H. J. Kelly
Register
Ontana
Gustav Sotona
Ant
Montana Meridian
John O. Ford
Grasssam
Mont Meridian
R. W. Renee U
Corumissioner
Grassage
Aremace
Saas Johnson
Henry H. Fleah
Custav Sorens
Eae
Ford
Iass
RELLY
U. 8
Tewistown
Tena Ray
Senwt
Monta
Ritian Hae
Derey Bil
R. Ww. Blake
Samuel P. Stoner
Geiss Range
William Stewart
George Hathron
Pat Ray
Tyler
Notice for three homestead proofs in Lewistown land office
Notices from the U S Land Office Lewistown Montana dated November 6 1918 and October 24 1918 announce three year proof intentions for homestead entries. Names include Synorse Winger Gustav Soton a John O Ford and witnesses from Grass Range and Grass Range Montana with dates December 16 and December 23 1918. Register H J Kelly and Commissioner R W Renner are listed.
Notice for Publication 031945 Land Claim in Montana
Notice for Publication details intention to file for final land claim approval in Lewistown area Montana. Names witnesses include James Latray Joseph Stvicn William Meadors Weed of Novary and Ray of Grass Range with dates in December 1918 and January 1919. Public notice filed by H J Kelly Register with first publication December 5.
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Lew Lewistown
Saree
Montana
James Latray
Joseph St Vicn
Birliam Meadors
Weed
Novary
Sleep and Rest Improvement Tip
An advertisement notes indigestion as a common cause of insomnia and restlessness. It recommends taking one Chamberlain's Tablet immediately after supper to improve rest and sleep, and claims the tablet costs a quarter.
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Chamberlain
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