Paradise Key Becomes Royal Palm State Park In Everglades
A long piece on Paradise Key in the Everglades describes its transformation into Royal Palm State Park in 1915, led by Florida federation women. It highlights primeval subtropical habitats, rare flora and fauna, and the park’s isolation preserving a pristine ecosystem amid marsh and sloughs.
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Oyal Palm
Florida
Everglades
United States
Everglade Keys
Keys
Florida Coast
Paradise Keys
Paradise Key
General Federation of Women's Clubs
New
Royal Palm State Park
Federated Club Women of
W. 8. Jennings
State Federation
Oldse the Key
Thia
Homestead
Florida City
East Cape Paasen
Wes
Pade County
Miami
Royalalm State Park
Antilles
Perfect Health Through Pure Blood Regimen Advised
An odd health blurb urges readers to keep blood pure to fight disease and restore vigor. It promises revitalized vitality and strength by using a labeled remedy sold through a Swift Laboratory address in Atlanta, inviting free medical advice by mail.
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Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Hot Weather Stomach Aid Promoted In Ad
In a Chicago ad a safety tip urges hot weather readers to take one Eatonice tablet before meals and after eating to curb excess acids and poisonous gases in the stomach and bowels. The ad claims Entonic eases feverish thirst and appetite loss, acting quickly by removing acids toxins from the body.
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Chicago
Eatonic
Entente
One-third of Colorado in forest article advert
An old advertisement notes Cuticura products for infants and skin care. It urges careful examination of STORIA bottles, claims for clear smooth skin, and promotes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum with instructions to bathe and dust on talcum for fragrance free skin. Ends with price 26¢ each.
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Colorado
Veterans of Big Pow Wows Debate Convention Longevity
Chauncey M Depew Joseph G Cannon argued over who attended conventions longer. Payn from Chatham claimed 1860 attendance. Cannon said Lincoln beat him in a ruling and he walked to save carfare. Chicago story via New York Morning Telegraph.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Joseph G. Cannon
Joe
Senator Depew
Louis F. Payn
Chatham
New York
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Abe Lincoln
New York Morning Telegraph
Chicago
Possible Substitute Education Education quoted by a horse faced gent
An odd Kansas City Star piece voices a debate on substitutes for safeguards, with a mock stern remark about elocution, attributed to a horse faced gentleman and the interruption of J Fuller Gloom.
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J, Fuller Gloom
Kansas City Star
Gave Him Up in Disgust War Crux in Language Gap
A fragment from The American Legion Weekly recalls the failure of cross language understanding between an American stevedore and an Algerian soldier at Brest during wartime. After attempts at speech, the Georgian youth used ivory cubes to test communication, but the Algerian remained unresponsive, prompting the blunt verdict that he appeared no human, merely a corpse.
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Brest
Georgia
Sam
Pusson
The
American Legion Weekly
Step by Step on a Six Hour Day Idea
A man eager to please proposes a six hour day and asks if contentment would follow. He notes he would not accept less than six hours now and suggests that timekeeping may eventually shift to 25 or 0 minutes per hour.
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