Country fair at Washington observatory grounds draws crowds
A lively midway scene unfolds at the Junior republic event near the old observatory, featuring a country store booth, ice cream path, moving pictures, a gypsy campment, flower girls, and a wild man of Borneo act. Miss Mary Elisabeth Sherman and Miss Van Reypen entertain as booths, games, and parade-like exhibits captivate spectators.
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Washington
Seo
Borneo
Sweet Charity
Charlemagne Kohefer
County
Republic
Old Observatory Grounds
Misses Horniman
Mabe Boardman
Robeson
Thoran
Boards Mom
Westinghouse
Naval Observatory
Thomas F. Walen
Mise Flora Whson
Amis
Alice Roosevelt
Laughte
Boney
Mary Elisabeth Sherman
Temple of Moving Pictures
Francie Benjamin Johnson
Signora Mayor Dea Planches
Mme. Merau
Mme
de Margetis
Carbin
Letter
Mme. von Callenberg
Countess Cassini
Isabella May
Miss van Reypen
van Reypen
Ned Mitchell
Walsh
Vincent
Ohio Man Seeks Indiana Tickets and Literary Dreams
A curious Union Station scene shows a man asking the price of a ticket to Indianapolis. He speaks of authors, political campaigns, and publishing ambitions, describing a travelling life amid colorful attire and a bundle of typewritten pages. The tale spans references to Banth Tarkington, Peg Hamilton, and Whitcomb, hinting at a broader literary and political milieu.
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Harold Blackmore
Kaya
Ukw Tarkington
Tark
Ington
Newton Booth Tarkington
Booth
Chas
Leroy Sniffeton
Tarkington
Leroy
Turk
Bnift
Cleveland Press
Indianapolis
Union Station
the Inquirer
Banth Tarkington
Peg Hamilton
Jas
Popcorn Rlley
Whitcomb
Julia Marlowe
Laura Jane Libby
Angeline
Ike & Golden Nikeara
German experts dispute Hypnotium as cure bet
Berlin experts appointed by the Ministry of Education conclude Hyp tam shows no healing value. An eight thousand seven hundred sixty eight thousand readers worldwide are told Dr Burkharts Veretabin Compound is not a cure for rheumatism catarrh constipation nervous troubles heart issues indigestion kidney liver diseases or blood disorders. Treatment costs two cents for a days course.
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Berlin
Ministry of Education
Burkharts
Surgery for Dogs Shocks Philadelphia Readers
American Medicine alerts anti vivisectionists to a new fad of cosmetic dog surgery aimed at making dogs more beautiful. The report lists prices for altering noses, tails, coats, colors, and hair removal, with board and care charges and aftercare. It condemns painful “painless” operations like tail breaking and teeth loosening, contrasting with humane concerns and noting Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil as a pain remedy.
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Philadelphia
Hutitegs
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