625000 Bottles Sold in New York Set Records
The Tan lie preparation has sold about 25 000 bottles in New York since its release and Gibson Snow Company reports sales in Albany Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse. If current pace holds the trade may exceed 100 000 bottles yearly. George B Evans, manager, notes the figure could climb to over 700 000 annually. The product is advertised as sold by leading druggists.
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New York
East
George B. Evans
Gibson-Snow Company
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Evins
Tam
Primeval Trees Found in Pennsylvania Groves
Pennsylvania foresters report two primeval tree groves in Thintington county near the Centre county line. In Loganshire forest a 200 acre area contains a great variety of very large trees. A hemlock measured twelve feet in circumference.
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Pennsylvania
Alimais
Thintington County
Centre County
Loganshire Forest
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims to Cure Deafness
Catarrhal deafness is described as due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and Hall's Catarrh Medicine is touted as a constitutional remedy. The ad says the medicine works through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions, offering free circulars and listing F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as sellers.
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All Druggista
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fragmented Quote From A Dubious Exchange
Incoherent lines discuss a disputed matter with phrases about a mind on set and implied percentages. The speech remarks on hearing both sides yet urges haste in forming an opinion, referencing a drum and a warning about delays.
Learning From Children and World War I Echoes
A historical piece reviews Dr BT Baldwin’s study on child growth stressing physiological age over chronological age for education and welfare. It discusses implications for schooling, labor policies, and gender differences, then shifts to a tribute poem about France and fallen soldiers, highlighting “Fields of Honor” and White Acres.
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BT. Baldwin
University of Town
Baldwin
Hoya
Homagne
Suresnes
Belleau Wood
Planders
Athens
France
Earth
Amerina
John H. Finley
New York
Emigrating Italians Return Home Amid Uproar Over Jobs
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat discusses thousands of Italians and other Europeans leaving the United States and returning to their homelands due to unemployment. The piece notes strikes as a growing concern that could affect industry and worsen joblessness, with broader implications for national labor conditions.
Sousa Reflects On Music's Duty At A Maghering
At a recent gathering John Philip Sousa remarks that musicians should place music first and honor serious study. He recalls meeting converts in St Louis and describes a morning scene of a woman cleaning who is startled when asked to attend a concert.
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The
Musical Courier
John Philip Sousa
St. Louis
Nolet
Fier
Fragmented Verse Fragments and Garbled Echoes of Ad Hoc Rhetoric
A jumbled clipping blends stray phrases about fruit and weather with quotes attributed to Helen Cowles Le Cron and references to Germany's reparations, alongside a dubious note about New York Mayor Hylan and a school funding issue. The text weaves incomplete lines, stray dialogue, and historical cues without a clear narrative or date.
Economic Lessons from War Spending and Disarmament
The piece argues that world war costs were astronomical and rising, and that military energy cannot be repurposed into economic strength. It asserts labor and industry cannot bear endless armament, stresses the rise of the United States as a decisive economic force, and warns that competitive armament drains national defense and risks civilization.
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David Lloyd George
Exch
Anquith
Europe
Germany
Versailles
Lord Grey
Melward Grey
Sopujevs
House of Commons
United States
Iis
Thereward
Hin Insurance
Ofnia
Slipped In. Examination of the American valuation feature in tariff debate
Witnesses at a congressional hearing object to a 20 percent duty framed by the American valuation plan arguing it shifts price setting to U S manufacturers and harms consumers. Kempfer Green and others claim the provision could slash foreign competition, inflate prices, and protect a narrow group of furniture makers.
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AL OW. Kempfer
Saucape
Lnporters Mid
Fordney
Krow
Toad
Pordneyle
Ral W. Green
Tonta
Mich
Amerle
Ameriede
Linio
Calippe
Linpussitle
Higher Fares Fail On Rail Line Despite Increase
The Horton and Maine railroad in northern Massachusetts shows a month of losses despite fare hikes. The company reports a deficit over six thousand dollars, undermining stockholder hopes and signaling that higher passenger and freight rates do not guarantee renewed profitability.
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Lawrence Telegram
Horton & Maine Railrowl
Basix
Massachusetts
New Binghind
Dineourigi
Paying the Bill From the Milwaukee Journal
A distorted excerpt from an address by Anehile Vinlate of Paris before Willhillies College on global poverty after four and a half years of war. It argues enrichment of some is illusory, nations suffer, and production must shift to wartime replacements to sustain economies.
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United States
Anehile Vinlate
Parls
Institute of Policies
Willhillies College
Willlohe
Tne
Leon
War Pact Delays Sink U S Economy and Jobs
The Milwaukee Journal reports that failure to ratify the Versailles treaty hampered postwar recovery. Analysts argue international delays slow rebuilding, hurt farmers, and keep wages low while industry notes closures blamed on the same stagnation. A New Orleans harbor fire flare highlights regulatory battles over beach pollution and job markets.
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Howard Fxes
Milwaukee Journal
Jet, Browned
Amerikan Arm 1Reau Federation
Ameslou
David Lawrence
United States
Uleralniy
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Aaron
White Acres
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Herr Rathenau
Hylan
Deamon
Frank J. Cobb
Atlantic Monthly
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New Orleans
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Muaser
Congress
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Lonwon Employment Bureau
Melony Aire
Fletcher
Clee Yon
Castor
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Centaur
Jamaica
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Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
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