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Ku Klux Klan Branches Grow Across Several Midwest States
A report notes Klan branches forming in Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and North and South Dakota. Other items include a Seattle murder acquittal a UC Berkeley commencement a Texas smuggling case and federal trials.
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Oil and gas find near Puerto Limón stirs Central America
Reports say a valuable oil and gas territory was found on Costa Rica’s eastern coast near Puerto Limón, possibly Central America’s first natural gas discovery. Other items note rebel leader Murgula injured near Mier, troops clash, and recuperation near Las Vegas, plus international incidents and court rulings across the Americas.
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Central America
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War Office
Las Vegas
British Columbia
Objection to Life Insurance Stems From Value Dead Not Alive
The agent asks Snages why he objects to life insurance. Snages replies that the notion of being more valuable dead than alive is distasteful to him.
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Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets
An old advertisement urges readers to take only Bayer Aspirin as labeled on genuine Bayer Tablets. It claims safe, physician-tested directions over 21 years and lists uses from colds to toothache. The piece notes cross logo credibility and affordable tin boxes and larger packages from druggists.
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Why They Don’t Speak Poetic Banter Fragment
A fragment shows Doris praising her mouth and Jack remarking on it as immense. The dialogue hints at male interest in violets and poetry, with a humorous note that fines drive some to write poetry and some succeed.
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Cigar Ash Signal Sparks Car Swerves On Road
A New York Sun comment notes cigars ash from a passing car can mislead following drivers who mistake the signal for a turn. The driver recalls many instances where misinterpreted signals led to accidents. The piece adds a reflection that money seems less important to many men at sixty.
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Dailey Legislative Committee
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Golden Rule Guide for Keeping Friendships Strong
Practical advice emphasizes treating others as you want to be treated and maintaining honesty patience and effort to sustain bonds. Readers learn simple habits to repair rifts fast with clear examples and compassionate communication.
Hepana Promises Liver Boost and Digestive Aid
An old remedy Hepana is advertised as a doctor prescribed tonic to revive a torpid liver and improve appetite. It claims to clear the stomach, increase vigor, and health, sold for $1 per box by Hart Medical at 193 Washington St Hartford, Conn.
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