Remarkable New York Man Tests Tunluc Remedy
Rochester man Brassey, long associated with the Rochester Water Works, credit Stannic Tunlac with restoring health after a decade of digestive and nerve distress. He reports relief from indigestion, sour stomach, and fatigue, saying the medicine transformed his condition and energy. Adv.
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Tunluc
Janes J. Beniley
Wimdort Avelina
Rochester
New York
Br. Brassey
Department of Water Works
City of Rochester
Tunlac
Hensley Auld
French Birth Rate Increases Amid Death Declines
Vital statistics show France's birth rate rising in 1939 with births surpassing deaths in several regions. At Marseilles births exceeded deaths for the year, while in Chalon-sur-Saone overall births reached 150 with deaths 62, and in Toulon births were 420 against 471 deaths.
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France
Miraeistes
Imethe
Cholon-sur- Saone
Toulon
Don’t You Think Absolutely Is An Overworked Word
A fragment from the Souton Transcript notes a quoted phrase about the word absolutely. The text hints at a casually refined tone and a commentary on language usage amid a well traveled social context.
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Souton
Cannibal Trout Described as Cannibalistic Creature
A fragment notes that the trout is cannibalistic, feeding on its own kind when necessity does not compel. The text presents a curious natural history observation without broader context.
Women Readership Urged to Try Kidney Remedy Sample
A century old notice appeals to women readers to try a health tonic promising to restore vitality and kidney function. The ad claims Dr Kibmer's remedy can aid tired women and offers a sample bottle by mail or at Kilner & Co. in Binghamton for a small charge, with larger bottles available at drug stores.
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Kibmer
Kilner &Co
Binghamton, N
Marriage Notice Suppressed by City Editor
A reporter drafts a marriage notice for Mrs Blank and her daughter, but the city editor mocks the item and questions payment before the piece is finally altered to predict the marriage. The anecdote ends with the married man’s understanding of a bachelor’s need for a certain cure.
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Mra. Blank
New York Evening Post
Home Cookery From A Rambling Kitchen Text
A nostalgic collection of kitchen tips and recipe fragments describing Rarebite emergency dishes using green pepper, corn, cream cheese, and tomatoes. It also includes soups, cheeses, peeling and grinding techniques, and playful notes on kitchen tasks and improvised desserts.
Better Bites Better Stock Campaign Enrolls Vast Livestock Figures
United States Department of Agriculture reports in the three months ending December 31 1920 enrollment of 98 000 stock and poultry across 486 owners in the Better Bites Better Stock campaign to improve purebred use. Of 87 708 females listed 61 004 were purebred with Virginia leading enrollments and Pulaski County Va foremost for purebred stock.
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United Sates
United States
Baline County
Neb
Stafford County
Tippecanoe County
Ind
Pulaski County
Fauquier County
P County
Craig County
Virginia
Proper Exercise for Sires on the Farm
Animals used for sires require exercise to prevent injury from confinement. Many valuable animals are kept indoors during winter and suffer harm due to lack of opportunity to move.
Feeding sheep with roughage and concentrates
Notes that sheep adapt to roughage and will eat silage fodder hay and pasture grass but require some concentrates to thrive. Emphasizes the stomachs handle roughage well and appetite for ward feeds supports growth and health.
Hog Fattening Food Draft Sparks Feeding Debate
A brief note discusses hog fattening feeds noting that a tank age based food could be a more saleable and cheaper option. The idea contrasts with current fattening methods and suggests the potential for car linked production.
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Salie
Pig titled object fuels bone growth by ore content
A fragmented note describes a main object aiding growth in bone and muscle via a pig themed title. It mentions gut shape and a large load of ore Marne, implying a materials or equipment context.
Woman Leads Double Life Ends Brutally in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles businesswoman Fay Sudow led a quiet day life as a realtor and by night frequented gambling dens and illicit resorts. Her nude mutilated body was found near the city, suggesting a clash of respectability and crime as detectives probe possible ties to a drug ring or rum running. Her estranged husband had fought with her, while their daughter inherits a fortune amid questions about Sudow’s hidden affairs and the motive for her murder.
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Los Angeles
Fay Sudow
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Lucille
Bernard Sudow
John Hudson
Hudson
Arizona
Cat
Courageous Women Save Children During Tornado
Three teachers in Oconee Georgia sheltered and held up a collapsing school roof as violent winds damaged the building. Their actions kept many students safe while others escaped through damaged exits, preserving lives amid the disaster.
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Oconee
Tachere
Geooes
Theo
Editorial Roundup Sparks Laughs Across Western Papers
A skewed mosaic of editorial quips from Idaho Utah Nevada and Montana newspapers mocks politics society and culture. Snippets lampoon Prohibition Villa Bolsheviks and cinema while noting absurdities in daily life and public figures. The collection reveals a jocular tone amid early 20th century press.
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James J. Beasley
Ianibe
MPO. CO
Ulees
Kremu
Lollero
Carter
Cme
Tle
Animalia
Gcos
Inter- Mountain Editorial
Hilties
Idaho
Stowe
Wood
Logne
Utah
Vernal
George
Kike County
Bike County
General Villa
Old Mex
Winnemucca
New) Star
Russia
Wfe
Biotnogy
Department of Agriculture
Brkham City
Ural
Fairfield
Price
White House
Wilton
Crim
Idaho Falls
Congress
United Fetes
Pearce Pow
Umiuut
Daho
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