Devilette Devil Fish Tells Gulf Sailors Hard Earned Catch
Gulf of Mexico fishermen pursue the devil fish with harpoons and hatchets as the creature’s tentacles threaten sailors. A single catch per day is common, with crews pulling thrice to four hours of grueling work and occasional harpoon failures. Mystical tales claim the fish can tow ships off course.
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Devil-Fish Craft and Courage Amid Gulf of Mexico Angling
Investigations describe the devil fish or cuttlefish as a perilous quarry with eight arms and sepia ink, capable of gripping harpoons and dragging boats. Tales recount harpoonists fighting the creature to prevent its descent to the gulf bottom, with some giants weighing four tons and up to forty feet long.
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Stamp vending machines may replace letter carriers in future
The post office explores automatic stamp sales as Germany and Australia build machines. A special committee reviewed 75 submissions and chose six for public tests, then three models were selected for extended government-funded trials. Washington previews broader demonstrations as new devices aim to modernize mail distribution.
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Marine Eye Remedy Ad Promotes Murine for Eye Troubles
An old ad claims Marine Eye Remedy Murine soothes red weak watery eyes and eye strain, noting it is not harmful and is prepared by experienced physicians. It targets New York City eye care needs and touts 60 cent druggist sales with free eye books from The Murine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago.
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Early Experiences and Notable Remedies Patter in Brief
A humorous office boy tale ends with a sharp retort from a caller. The page promotes ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE for tired feet and Hamlins Wizard Oil for inflammation, plus Garfield Tea as a laxative remedy. A rustic ad voice closes with a moral quip about boasting self control.
Mrs Wingslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winglow's Soothing Syrup for children eases teething pains and wind colic while soothing gums. It promises quicker relief and a calmer child, noting benefits for infant care and comfort.
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