No Teeth and No Hair A Vision of the Future
Professor Wiley, a boracic acid expert at Washington, argues the human future will be hairless and toothless as clothing and cooking erase these needs. Teeth become hollow shells, while hair fades, yet artists and poets resist total loss, cherishing the aesthetic. Also notes political skirmishes, editorial defiance, and scattered verses reflecting a bustling newspaper page.
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Wiley
Agricultural Department
Washington
Willie
Baracie Wiley
Laura Jean Libbey
Indianapolis Society Horse Show Draws Sharp Critique
An editorial laments a society oriented horse show that lost money by excluding common people and dressing restrictions. It urges a public accessible event next year and notes local reactions to Brewe rs and veterans reunions. The tale of Gambetti and the Wind mare adds a contrasting fable about misfortune.
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Indianapolis
Smithy Henry Lee Faces Arrest Amid Public Scene
A chaotic episode unfolds as the blacksmith Henry Lee strides through the smoky shop area and declares his strength to onlookers. Citizens gather to witness the confrontation while authorities move to address the disturbance.
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Clacksmith
Henry Lee
Bee Hill Beacon notes oddities and local tidbits
The Bean Hill Beacon reports weather, trades, and small-town slang with quirky items. A tornado damage mention, trades including a wagon, hens and eggs, bacon, moth balls sale, and Roosevelt moving jokes are mixed with local names, shop notes, and social events.
Leading Lights of Bean Hull Rumors and Local Fads
The town hears of fad trends such as handkerchief neckties and bandana styles. A local note mentions a checker ribh club offering dried apples and Orleans sugar to winners Sunday at Tabs Smelt’s home. Corn cutting is reported, while a derailed horse and beer plans appear in scattered items.
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Luigi
Gambetti
Eiel
Ley
Checker Ribh
Orleans
Tabs
Tobe Tan
T Wei
Wer
Squire Puckett's
Quotes From The Sun Readers On Life And Work
A jumble of reader quotes about character weather horses and daily life reflects the local sentiment. Notable voices include Lorin Green praising Indianapolis growth, Bob Meek championing baseball as the world’s best game, and Judge Stubbs praising efforts for the boys, with mixed quips on work, holidays, and public events.
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Yeorge W. Buse
Jim McCrossan
Downing
Critrica
Frank Daugherty
Bob Meek
Sumper Garret
C. R. Cameron
Charley Barnett
Bute
Edgar Stow
Meday Pol
C. EB. Creary
Indianapolla
Joe Stevens
Stubbs
Garla
Henry Spaan
John Alien
Watt
Weir
Resa
Impure humors blamed for skin and body ills
The text claims all humors are impure and cannot be handled by organs alone. It says buildup causes pimples, boils, eczema, loss of appetite, tiredness, weakness, dull headaches and many other troubles.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement
An old linage ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as remedies to remove humors and strengthen the body. The fragment mentions poor health and drinking the product to drive out the “baroor” and restore vigor.
Fall clothes show sensible, dressy styles for men
New York fashion notes describe fall suit trends with comfortable fabrics and practical cuts. Styles emphasize lightweight, well‑cut sacks, small lapels, double breasted options, and moderately wide trousers in Scotch mixtures and worsted fabrics. Grays, browns, and dark blues lead palettes.
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New York
Do Women Have Larger Feet Now Says Footwear Dealers
In a Philadelphia Evening Bulletin excerpt, dealers note a shift to larger women’s foot sizes with fewer small sizes and rising demand for large shoes and stockings. Hosiery counters report more extended sizes. clerks cite athletic, outdoor lifestyles and common sense driving fit over appearance. An emergency cook service also appears, supplying skilled kitchen help for short stays and relieving hosts.
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Philadelphis Eventing
New York
Domestic Crisis Calls For Extra Help In Apple Batter Pudding
A fragment cites a domestic crisis making demand high for aids like Kee, then provides a recipe note for Apple Batter Pudding. Instructions describe mixing eggs and mill, flour with baking powder, melted butter, salt, sugar and mildly acid apples, steamed in a mold for two and a half hours, served with a creamy sauce.
Baked Apple Pudding And Grape Catsup Recipe Tips
Baked Apple Pudding combines two cups bread crumbs chopped apples and milk with flour and lemon, baked in a buttered mold then served with cream. Grape Catsup simmers eight pounds grapes four pounds sugar one quart wine vinegar and two spices, strained then sealed. an alternate method uses water and longer simmering.
Cheer Up Bend or Telephone a Six-Word Inet
A cryptic issued notice mentions a new phone 50 and old contact Blain, with a brief instruction about seeking neip and wet ba and inserting it three days free, in a truncated communications blurb from THE BUNK.
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Neip
Blain
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Bey Strom
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Edward Singer
Indianapatin
Holtzman
Battery
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Luiki
Gambetts
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Iawa
Dick Moffett
Henry Jones
Cyrione Dam
Obe Knaure
Bean Hill Ind
Snodgrass
Ike Busby
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Roosevelt
Wen Hetler
Bam
Nookey
Hickory
Bill Lasty
Perker
Sam
Agnes Wilkins
Canning Factory
Bliloc
Tobe Amelixer
Marla Gosney
Carre Wheeler
Ery
Mary Whitcomb
Monsov
Bean Hull
Draggler
Phizem
Butcher Krause
Farry Dolan
Anote
Noddy Marah
Mair
Enil
Miranda
Shep
Ike Busbt
Somen Carey
John McLaughin
Tin
Frank Grunninger
Edward Pierce
Homer McKinstray
Charles Pfiester
Charles Loeb
Lorin Green
J. T. Hauer
Bert Morris
John Maritin
Hood
Esaen
Gorner
Iike Kee
Escamlisyt
Ndiana
Wosten
LSE
Hiawatha
Pettis Dry Goods CO Sole Agcoty Bullerizg ‘Ac Sy
Indiana Trust Co
Deposta
Indiana Trust Bldg
Car
Virginia Ave
Jodlaza Trust
Bagicipal and Corporation
National Furniture Co
W. Washington Street
Philade
Manny
Fancezka
Children of Destiny
Speightly Rumand of
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Philadelphia
the Bobbs-Mereill Company
Beth
Talep
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