American Editors Visit Sandringham in Royal Tour
American magazine and periodical editors toured England and were invited to Sandringham by King George and Queen Mary. The visit featured informal dress, friendly exchanges, and personal tours of Sandringham grounds stables and chapel, ending with tea and farewells.
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London
England
George
Queen Mary
Sandringham
Majesty
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ministry of Information
Germany
Great Britain
College
Cambridge
Ely
Ministry
Mr. Roosevelt
York Cottage
Mary
King George
Princess Mary
Princess Victoria
Richard Probyn
Alexandr
Lili
Republican Party
America
Sol
le Gant
Edward
Probyn
Royal Stables
Persimmon
Pilar Mircus
Buffalo
San Francisco
Portland
Thedea
Sandringham’ Chapel
Alexandra
Methods of Grape Pruning for Next Year’s Harvest
Practical guide by I M Bennington on pruning grape vines. Identifies fruiting canes versus wood growth, explains which canes to keep and how to train with trellis systems. Emphasizes leaving two fruitful canes per vine, about four feet long with two to three buds, to ensure vigorous next-year fruit.
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I. M Bennington
Srat
Winter protection for blackberries before freeze
Agricultural guidance explains winter protection for blackberries before hard frost. It notes hardy varieties endure minus 30 degrees if soil is not waterlogged and wind drying is minimal. In cold areas canes are bent and covered with earth or mulch, then uncovered in spring after danger of severe weather passes.
Pimples Care Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges readers to apply Cullen Ointment to pimples and gently rubring to clear skin. It instructs washing off with Mulhourn Soap and tepid water after five minutes. A free sample offer is mentioned from Cuthoura, Dept. X, Boston. Available at druggists and by mail for 25 cents each item.
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Dept. X
Boston
Drugelats
Mall
Rhubarb and Beauty in Garden Use
A fragment notes rhubarb's value to gardeners beyond usefulness and beauty. It mentions the giant Chinese variety with large leaves for landscape effects and the firmer pleasant stalks, plus the tall white flower spikes and veined leaves. The text ends with a Hazlitt quotation about great men and self-perception.
Freezone Claim Promises Pain Free Corn Removal
Cincinnati authority urges use of Freezone for corns and callouses claiming immediate, painless relief. A small bottle costs little and allegedly lifts the corn or callous with the fingers, drying instantly without inflaming surrounding skin. If not in stock, druggists can obtain it from wholesale houses.
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Cincinnati Authority
Sage Tea to Your Hair Promises Darker Graying Locks
A vintage remedy touts Wyeths Sage and Sylph powder to darken gray hair. The ad claims quick color restoration, evenness, and thicker appearance after regular brushing and application, warning it is not for jaundice or prevention.
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Han
Turner
Wyeth
Cheerfulness in Wartime Public Demeanor Advised
Chicago Evening Foe urges maintaining cheerful public appearance during hardship. Advocates avoiding scolding, constant complaining, and tears to support morale and respect others during tough times.
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Chicago Evening
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King
St. Mihiel Salient
Pershing
United States Department of Agriculture
Swift & Company
Hazlitt
Corns
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