Doctor Advised Change of Climate
In 1811 severe illness left me with a bad cough and lung pain. I quit my job and was ordered to change climate. In 1813 I began Milke Emulsion. after two bottles I improved, gained appetite, strength, and weight. By August I had used 28 bottles and gained 2 pounds, believing I am permanently cured. Milke Emulsion is a palatable nutritive medicine restoring bowel action, appetite, and digestion, with a money-back guarantee.
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W. IF. Bourland
Wolf City
Texas
Bourland
Milke Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
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No Use Do you question my knowledge
A fragment shows a curt exchange with mock formality. The speaker denies doubt while another laments a missed answer, signaling a tense exchange or confrontation in a dialogue snippet.
Kidney Cleanse Salts Ad Claims Health Boost
An old newspaper ad urges using Jad Salts to keep kidneys active and clean. It promises relief from backache, headaches, and bladder issues by flushing kidneys with four ounces of the product, taken as a tablespoonful in water daily for several days. The ad cites grape and fennel juice ingredients and promotes the drink as harmless and inexpensive.
Consideration Sparks a Shifting City Bond
Spratt voices bleak loneliness declaring no friends as Sponger counters with humor and a blunt offer, "You can make one, I need $5," highlighting a tense exchange over a loan that reveals strained relationships and streetwise moral calculus.
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Spratt
Sponger
Old Clothes Dyed Make New Garments
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising rich fadeless color on any fabric including silk linen or mixed goods for dresses stockings skirts and feathers. It notes a color card and dealer guidance and claims many materials can be dyed to any desired shade. Also advertised are Cuticura skin products for daily use and a soda water claim about wealth.
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Golor
Eason
Altoo
Jenny
Nice
Monte Carlo
Paris Dresses Return to Old Time Silhouettes
A Paris writer notes a revival of antique ideas in spring and summer fashion. Taffetas return with thin soft finishes and glossy surfaces. new embroidered dots and fur trims appear. Frocks feature jabot drapery, balloon sleeves, and narrow underlayers, with bold three piece suits and lace hems shaping the season.
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Paris
Pari
Ite
Ilfnern
Embroidered Hats in Paris Set Spring Millinery Trend
Paris millinery eyes a surge in embroidered hats using raffia artificial silk and metal threads with new foundations like cello phate and glazed finishes. Designers favor large shapes with bold flowers, brown navy blue and black colors, and rattan underbrims, signaling a refined yet dramatic spring look.
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Mie
Willi
Embroidered Pittew Stipe Creates Dainty Petticoats
Embroidered pittew stipe begins to Break then used to fashion dainty petticoats for the daughter. A cow pair embroidered yields two pretty aleits to wear with beat.
Country Uses Much Cocoa and U.S. Imports Rise Decline
The United States, the world’s biggest cocoa consumer, used about half of global crude production in 1918. Fiscal year imports to June 2 1919 reached 318,037,410 pounds valued at 15,053,000, down 21.4 percent in quantity and 12.9 percent in value from a prior peak. A teacher asked a boy to write an essay on heroes. he replied with a tale of pressing a tin tack on a chair and a misheard heroic rise.
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United States
Bether
He-Rose
Aigal Signs and Peatestea Girls in Storm Talk
Aigal signs voice a quip about a baby squall as a boat rocks while Peatestea Girls share sympathy and tears, reflecting a scene of friendship during rough seas.
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Aigal
Throw Away Sprays for Real Catarrh Relief
A vintage ad copy urges ditching sprays and makeshift treatments. It promises real relief from catarrh by removing germs that cause irritation and temporary symptoms, suggesting a lasting antidote approach.
Whimsical Exchange Over Cushioned Carpet Sects
An odd dialogue fragment features a speaker praising butter and a remark about a carpet. The exchange includes lines about a table being a weak point and a judge’s view, with obscure references to eyera, Bump, and sear. The context appears theatrical or humorous with playful wordplay.
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