Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets Claim
An advertisement warns buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer products. It touts aspirin’s safety for common ailments and notes pack sizes 12, 24, and 100 tablets with modest prices. A brief, unrelated anecdote follows about Margaret Ellen at a Sunday dinner where she humorously requests more bone after finishing a drum stick.
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Bayer
Margaret Ellen
Freedom From Laxatives Ad Claims Gentle Nujol Benefit
An advertisement argues that pills and salts for constipation cause permanent injury, promoting Nujol as a non laxative, non medicine natural lubricant like Nature. It claims Nujol is harmless, not gripping, approved by physicians, and used in leading hospitals with bottles available at druggists.
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Fiave
Anatomists Honored by New York Church Bulletin
The La ca All society has been the proverb ial backbone of the church and an eich o more and more coming to the front. Boston Transcript notes the growing role of the group in church life.
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New York Church Bulletin
Laca! All Society
Eicho
Boston Transcript
Diamond Dyes Promise Simple Home Dyeing For All
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes with claims that any woman can dye or tint garments at home. It highlights safe, non spotting, non fading results across wool silk linen cotton and blends, offering guidance on fabric types and directions for use.
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Tate
Divorce deal offered for ten-year lawyer services
A witty Life magazine line suggests a divorce case bargain where the lawyer offers a special price if the client lets him handle all future suits for ten years, implying a long term, discounted arrangement.
Soft coal use to raise laundry work this winter
An old advertisement notes that soft coal will make laundry heavier this winter and suggests Red Cross Ball Blue to remove grime. It mocks age verification and mentions Wonna In the course s time in clipped, garbled wording.
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Red Cross
Improved Roads Improve Life of Many Structures
United States Department of Agriculture urges annual inspection and repainting of steel bridges to prevent rust damage and potential collapse. Proper cleaning before repainting and climateadjusted intervals are advised, with state highway department guidance sought for uncertainties.
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United States Department of Agricalture
Bureau of Public
Bureau
State Highway Department
Problems in Road Building United States Department of Agriculture
The committee on tests of the American Society of State Highway Officials met with the bureau of public roads officials in Washington on June 27 and 28 to harmonize road material specifications and tests. Standardization aims to fit local conditions, with nationwide exchanges of ideas improving interstate road building.
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American Society of State Highway Officials
Bureau of Public Roade
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bureau
Boom in highway building aided by federal funds seen
Federal aid drives a major boom in highway construction across the nation with many long trunk lines now built largely with federal funds. A trip from Richmond Indiana to Chicago via Illinois Indiana and Missouri covers about 679 miles with roughly 506 miles, 75 percent, slated for federal aid as of the current year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Ind
St. Louis
Indiana
Ilinois
Chicago
Springfeld
Peoria
World-wide Prohibition lesson outlines Messiah's kingdom
The text discusses biblical prophecy from Isaiah and Luke on Messiah's twofold program to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord and the day of vengeance. It highlights blessings of Messiah's kingdom including comfort for mourners, beauty for ashes, garments of praise, and Gentile service, framing future restoration of Israel and rebuilding of Jerusalem as central imagery.
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Messiah
Menalah
Jesus
Israel
Jerusalem
Judah
Shelley Manuscript in Prize A Sold at Sotheby's
A rare pamphlet by Shelley selling for 6000 dollars at Sotheby's London. The copy, once hidden in a bundle of music from the late Baroness Burdet-Coutts, passed between London booksellers for modest sums before the second buyer realized its value.
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Shelley
Sotheby's
London
England
Baroness Burdett-Coutts
Witness quips on property in Jamestown cemetery
In an Indianapolis divorce trial a witness was pressed on real estate ownership. The lawyer asks if he owns property, the respondent jokes that he owns "Jot" in Jamestown, Ind. The exchange ends with the claim that the jot lies in the town cemetery.
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Blackstone
Indianapolis
Jamestown
Ind
Town
Divided Work Quote From New York
A witty exchange highlights role reversals as a man claims he is the driver while his wife acts as the director in a New York context. The remark reflects discussion of unequal labor division and household dynamics.
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New York
Hie Limit Acknowledges Feud Tone With Caps Near Humpus Ridge
Gap Jotmaon of Humpus Ridge says he can get along with the White Caps and notes occasional gunfire from brush but remains unfazed. He jokes about living among bank bandits in Kay See and fears of the dark are not enough to deter him from stepping out to quiet the chick ena, reflecting frontier bravado in the Kansas City Star.
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Gap Jotmaon
Humpus Ridge
Kay
Kansas City Star
Were slip of a girl at the bathing beach causes talk
At a bathing beach Tom asks what caused a splash and Joe replies with a teasing remark about a were slip of a girl causing chatter among onlookers.
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Tom
Bathing Beach
Joe
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