Aspirin Quick-Disintegrating Pain Relief Claim
An Aspirin tablet begins disintegrating on contact with moisture and instantly eases headaches neuritis and rheumatic pain. The claim states Aspirin is safe and prescribed by doctors and does not harm the heart.
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Firm Goes Under and Shapes of Hope
Jim Nelson discloses the family business crisis after a market crash scene. The Nelsons rally as Mother offers support while the father explains the debt-free angle, and fear of starting over hangs over Nancy and her relatives.
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Dad
Nancy
Jack
Exeter
Jim
Margaret
James Nelson
Louise
Mother
Family Faces Financial Crisis Tests Plan to Move Edgemere
James Nelson and his family confront a market crash that drains their savings. They debate renting the city house, moving to Edgemere, and cutting costs while Jim considers who should support Nancy’s debut, Jack’s schooling, and Mary Ann’s car.
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Nance
Jack
Mary Ann
James Nelson
Phil
Aunt Louise
Judy
Jim
Aunt Judy
Mother
Dad
Edgemere
Judith Hale
Louise
Nancy
Louise Nelson
Family Faces Major Change In Exeter Plan
The family discusses leaving Exeter to let Jim finish school, with Aunt Judy weighing a trip abroad to help Caroline Spear's daughters as a chaperon. Tensions rise as they balance work, school, and support while anticipating new hopes and disappointments.
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Harvard
Aunt Louise
Nance
Phil
Exeter
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Sis
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Jim
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Margaret
Caroline Spear
Judith
Nancy
Caroline
Aunt Judy
Europe
the Spears
Dad
The Rhyming Optimist Poems About Love
A playful verse explores many facets of love with vivid images. The speaker offers hopeful lines about love as nature and emotion, ending with a personal yearning and a sense of endless movement and renewal.
Did Not Change Result in Waterloo Aftermath Treatise
The New York Post notes Neal O'Hara claims Napoleon, imprisoned after Waterloo, spent his days listing ten major military errors by enemy commanders. The piece suggests this catalog did not alter the outcome of his career.
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New York Post
Waterloo
Napoleon
Napo
Spain to Host Beggar Camps Near Madrid
Spain plans a chain of camps for beggars with tents and meals, forcing work to convert marshy land into arable soil. The first camp near Madrid will house about 1 500 people.
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Spain
Madrid
Elevators in Vienna Like a One-Way Street in Chicago
The piece notes Vienna elevators rarely return to floor level. In many buildings no porter service is usable and you must tip a private operator. In a top hotel four electric lifts sit idle for high costs leaving guests to use manually operated rope-driven stairs.
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Chicago
Vienna
Austria
Swallows Reach Capistrano for 68th St. Joseph Day Date
The swallows return to the historic San Juan Capistrano mission on St. Joseph's Day and plan to stay until San Juan's Day on October 23, a routine 68 year cycle recorded in the mission archives. They drive off the swifts and prepare for warmer climates afterward. A separate note mentions that a woman's body burns fats less efficiently than a man's, intensifying suffering in starvation.
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San Juan Capistrano
California
St. Joseph’s Day
San Juan's
Giant shark caught in Hout Bay nets stuns fishermen
After a two hour struggle a 272 foot long shark weighing five tons was landed in a fisherman's net at Hout Bay South Africa.
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Hout Bay
South Africa
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional reflection cites Isaiah 32 17 praising righteousness peace and quietness. It urges that any who serve God in any setting from broad missions to humble home duty are blessed when bearing the seal of the living God.
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England
Bat Man Tests Device Over Chicago Parachute Jump
Clem Sohn, 23, of Lansing Mich, completed a 10 000 foot drop under a pair of bat wings attached to his body. He guided the descent for a mile and performed two small loops before deploying a standard parachute. Spectators watched as he executed his sixth jump with the device.
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Clem Sohn
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
Sohn
Quinine Production Trials Reported in Batum Gardens
Soviet researchers in Batum Asiatic Georgia cultivate cinchona trees to produce quinine. About 3,000 trees over six feet tall grow from seeds brought from Java in 1922. Warm Black Sea zones aid the experimental cultivation and expected regular production soon.
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Batum Botanical Gardens
Batum
Asiatic
Georgia
Russia
Java
Black Sea
Remarkable Windsor Handicap Finish Ties Three Horses
The 1923 Royal Borough Handicap at Windsor produced a dead heat for first among Dinkle Marvex and Dumas. A finish photograph showed no discernible gap between their nose tips, making it the most remarkable horse race in England.
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England
Windsor
Dinkle
Marvex
Dumas
Rome Marriage Drive By Fascists At Easter Offer
Officials report 2,206 couples in Rome and province accepted a 500 lire incentive to wed on Easter Monday. The campaign aimed to promote marriage among Roman youths, with the total marriages linked to the Fascist program.
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Fascist Party
Rome
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