Cod Catch Netted $25,000 by Pacific Freight
A Japanese fishing schooner arrived at a Pacific port after crossing the ocean with a haul of 100000 cod. The captain sold the catch to a local dealer for about 25000 dollars. After unloading, the ship loaded salt to head back toward Japan.
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Liver Pills Ad Claims
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a internal cure for catarrh and says it cleanses blood to affect mucous surfaces. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as liver and bowel regulators and notes New York feeding raw animals on horseflesh.
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Co partnership on the farm builds ownership and effort
The author urges consulting the mother and children for next year’s farm plan. By giving children real ownership such as a calf or pig, boys and girls gain responsibility, momentum, and business sense, encouraging their ongoing contributions to farm and home management.
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P. G. Holden
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Dad
Willie
Sugar Beet Garden for Every Home A Home Grown Sugar Source
Government asks citizens to conserve sugar and grow beets at home. An article promotes sugar beet gardens in backyards, detailing simple extraction methods and yields of about one gallon of syrup from fifty pounds of beets.
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Tlen
United States
Educa
We Must Save Our Fats For The War Effort
A wartime appeal urges citizens to stop wasting fats at home, in restaurants, and hotels. It stresses fats are needed for food and for manufacturing essential war goods and estimates saving one third of an ounce per person could add up to a significant national total.
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P. G. Holden
Earth
Chicago
Twenty Years After Germany Faces a Rebuilt World Power
In World s Work B W Gardiner foresees Germany recovering from world war damage within two decades. An army of 17 million Germans would confront a fraction of its size from continental foes, likely ending the conflict swiftly with renewed Pan Germanic influence feared by observers since 1800.
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B. W. Gardiner
Europe
Marie
Verdun
Berabandi
Enduring Young Dharma Inspires Poet of the Future
Fragmentary lines from the Los Angeles Times hint at a lasting beauty trend with permanent wave hair and enduring cheek color. The note suggests a future poet will write about this enduring impression.
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Los Angeles
Army Officers Oppose Censorship in France Reports
New York Times dispatch says returning U S Army officers broadly reject wartime censorship. They argue limited press control did not shield the public from failures and mismanagement, instead hiding faults and delaying accountability. Officers recall advocacy for strict censorship before the war but now call it harmful.
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New York Times
France
Sping
Boschee's German Syrup for cough relief and lung health
Advertisement claims Boschee's German Syrup quiets coughs and soothes sore throats and lungs. It supports restful sleep and easy morning expectoration, touting fifty two years in America and usefulness in lung trouble asthma and bronchitis in civilized countries.
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America
Eloping Couple Outpaced by Roadster in Old Man’s Departure
A tense scene unfolds as an eloping couple is chased by a high powered roadster. The young man pleads to spare their union while the stern father insists on taking the woman back with knitting outfit and chewing gum to ensure she won’t return.
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Boston Transcript
Hair darkening remedy ad and unrelated notices
An old advertisement outlines a gray hair darkening mixture using water Rum Barbe Compound and glycerine with directions in Barbe Compound, claiming gradual coloring without scalp staining or greasiness. Also mentions a ruby ring suggestion and various seed prices, and a note about Atlanta planning a $15000 Negro Y M C A building.
Gone Away The Tale Of Missing Friends And Odd Phrases
A disjointed fragmentary piece describes Rob and Paul as friends with a teacher referencing Antioch and a refrain about truth in lies. It includes garbled dialogue about parties and loneliness, ending with a chaotic note on cooling an overheated oven with water.
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Robert
Paul
Roberts
Antioch
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