Who Won the War A Tale of Tobacco and Iron
A satirical wartime tale contrasts Allied and German efforts in World War I and highlights American resilience. It recalls British and French shortages, German supply limits, and an American finding a way through humor and ingenuity, ending with a cartoon image of Bull Durham tobacco.
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Unique vocation expert Miss Laura Rogers finds naming work
Miss Laura Lee Rogers of Flizs beth New Jersey is likely the only American who earns well by suggesting names for new products houses shops and other naming needs. She studied languages and tones to craft names while avoiding babies in her clientele. A humorous aside notes barbers charging 60 cents in New York for a trim to cover time spent locating hair.
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Tubby Seeks Revenge After Family Pet Feud
An odd melodramatic note describes Tubby the old dog and Fluffy amid a family rift at the Baxter house. An admirer sends a gift to cousin Patricia as Tubby vows to retaliate against the poodle, reflecting strained affection and tension.
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