Learning Dad's Business at Washington Mills
Cornelius A Wool son of William M Wood president of the American Woolen company works as a wool sorter in the Washington mills storehouse in Lawrence earning ten dollars weekly. He enlisted in the navy and earned a commission as an ensign in a competitive examination before serving as a lieutenant, junior grade.
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Cornelius A. Wool
Wiliam MM. Wood
American Woolen Company
Washington Mills
Lawrence
Navy
Coronlssion
Reader notes mixed reception for new poetry book
A friend, long-listed author of verse, faces a faltering reception as he inquires in a department store about Twinglyre's new poetry book. The sales girl replies that they have many other books just as good.
We ll Bet She Did and They Were Seeing San Francisco
Two travelers recount a journey through San Francisco areas including Chinatown Seals museums and the spaghetti funnel on Bay Street. In Pentolk Alley they witness the Frangipani parade and one companion hints at liking art amid urban sights and a playful travel mood.
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San Francisco
Bay Street
Pentoelk Alley
Law
Foundation of True Beauty Charter Inspires Radiant Souls
A reflection on beauty rooted in love and truth. The text extols a noble charter as the source of enduring beauty that shines through a soul, deepening with the years rather than fading.
Fishes Live In Ice In Siberian Rivers
Some Siberian rivers freeze to the bottom for months each year but fish trapped in the ice survive and resume active life when the ice melts in spring.
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Siberia
How Beef Carcass Is Divided and Why Prices Differ
The article explains how beef carcass cuts are allocated to various prices and shops. It notes consumers’ unfamiliarity with carcass anatomy, lists cuts by carcass numbers, and explains how retailers often buy parts rather than whole carcasses to meet demand.
Disabled Soldiers and Training Benefits Under 2nd Section Rules
The document outlines rights for disabled soldiers in training under federal education act and the 2nd section, detailing eligibility, duties of the board, and the aim to ease return to civilian employment. It notes discharge status, furlough, and applicable conditions for veterans developing disabilities related to service.
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Penn
United States
Tittendons
Lie Teerard
Tose Bay
Peti
Fae
Keerion
Pet
Aia
Neo E. Cation Ordi Ie
Law
Only Woman Awarded D S Medal Among U S Soldiers
Mary Vall Andrews, a New York woman, received the Distinguished Service Medal as one of 500 awarded to American soldiers. Annte Andres served as a canteen organizer overseas, aiding thousands daily and running a rest house and hotel for troops.
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Ong
Mary Vall Andrews
Eantwen
Annte
Pershing
United States
Mim Andres
New York
Neally
Andressle
Substitute for Platinum Invented by Illinois Chemist
An Illinois University professor reports a new alloy substituting for platinum in dye tests. The alloy, cheaper by about 25 cents a pound, can replace gold or platinum in certain tests and shows potential to replace brittle existing alloys. The first alloy mix was prepared in April 1917 by Mary Shred.
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Illinois
Ehuy
University of Miltinte
Mtry
Has Cure for Rheumatism Gout and Like Ailments
Dr J Rejournet reports to Reese Meller Parle that he cures rheumatic, preivitiv, Tanabago, neute gout and woh treablow ty ta footing into the tolatar tine. The ointment prepared by porrite does ttre of boiling water over me gain of sntleviie ned gid ile lowiite tneed. Theis enasite no yult Wut relieves WeUTe retinal ome. We again inject few mites daily and by the fourth or fifth day swelling has in peared.
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J. Rejournet
Reese Meller
Parle
Sayings of Wise Men in a Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR excerpt presents Danish proverbs and maxims on discipline, effort, and frugality. It cites phrases about work and desire, warning against excess and valuing contentment, with unclear attributions and corrupted wording.
A Unique Coffee Berry Plant Described in Lorests
A coffee berry tree from eatfvine Brows grows in Maclagueny Lorests south of ort Dauphin. The tree reaches 12 to 20 feet in height with unusually small leaves and a yellow fruit berry.
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Ort Dauphin
Inventor Claims Corn Cob Glue Process
A report notes Dr. Fredericl B. ty Forge of the United States Department of Agriculture has devised a glue making process from corn cobs. The claim highlights a potential new adhesive source developed within federal research.
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Fredericl B. Ty Forge
United States
de Parlwent
Potash Discovery Prompts World Dependence Assertion
A fragment notes a potash discovery on Stelly Island suggesting it will renew global reliance on Cerinuny for this substance. The writing reflects optimism about the mineral's lasting impact and its role in Popular Mechaniles.
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Stelly
Income Tax Rise in France Reported
The Journal Officiel notes that Bertini income tax revenue jumped to 712 million francs, up more than 460 million from the previous two years. The report highlights booming receipts versus prior returns.
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Bertini
Tomlin LN
Officiel
Oldest British Colony Newfoundland Found in 1589
Fragmentary note credits Gilbert with discovery in 1589 and mentions British claim hosted by Sir Tumphroy.
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Newfoundland
Gilbert
Tumphroy
Bayer Aspirin and Cutaneous Ointment Ad Claims
An old advertising item extols Bayer aspirin tablets for multiple ailments and promotes Cuthourm beauty products including soap ointment and talcum. The copy emphasizes familiar Bayer branding and lists various uses from cold and cough to pain relief and throat symptoms.
Amazingly Simple Corn Removal Claim Sparks Ad
An advertisement touts freetone as a miracle cure to lift corns and calluses with a few drops. It promises root and all removal and urges readers to obtain a bottle from any drug store or wholesale house. Also mentions fur sale notices from Bunting & Co in Brooklyn.
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Tellien
Bia
Training School Offers Higher Pay Permanent Positions
A dubious ad promises superior training and permanent roles with higher salaries at a Portland based school. It urges readers to apply for prestigious posts and suggests rapid advancement, though details are unclear.
Foot Care Advise and Early Telecommunication Notes
Fragmentary text discusses foot pain relief and walking concerns alongside a historical remark about Ben Franklin and electricity. It suggests a past era tone with references to treatment and early communication ideas, though details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Ben Franklin
Prospective Bridegroom Remarks On Wedding Costs
A fiancée claims she will sue for breach of promise after a furniture shop groom notes prices drive him to abandon marriage plans. The quirky remark reflects rising costs and a humorous legal threat entwined with domestic plans.
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Li Furniture Shop
The Thoughts Son Recounts a Sleep Challenge
A reminiscence speaks of a traditional genius who valued nocturnal jotting fits of insight yet struggles with sleeping ten hours straight, noting the irony of rest versus inspiration.
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Gary
Gary, Inc
Weed
Arlington Cemetery
Henri Cequelet
Washington
State Department
Niagara Falls
Belgium
Niagara
Maleon
Var
Mies
France
D. S
Sicily
Bayer
Thayer Roper
Bunting & Co
Krooklynn
Ives
Address Allen & Olestedt
York
Mickie
Chicago
Usm
Ry Heata Ruggists
Marine
Swat Ict
Ora
Fortland
BUY Direct
Hylenabe
Weile
Leslee Water Systems
Yuller & Johnson Hasin
Stark-Davis Co
Third Street
Portland
Oren
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