Castoria Ad Claims Gentle Relief for Babies
A vintage advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, narcotic-free solution for infant teething and upset stomachs. It touts 30 years of use, physician endorsement, and a genuine product with the signature of the maker.
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Fletcher
Heel Plate Promise Solves Foot Trouble Forever
Descriptive photograph caption notes the Heel Plate claim and price. Charles A. Siesel of 923 N Grand Ave St Louis Missouri appears as the advertiser.
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Charles A. Siesel
N. Grand Ave
St. Louis
Moone’s Emerald Oil Promises Quick Eczema Relief
An advertisement touts Moone’s Emerald Oil as a fast cure for eczema and related skin conditions. It claims rapid healing of open sores boils and rashes, stops itching, and promises a money back guarantee with availability through druggists.
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Moone
The Long House Trial and the Hidden Courtship
Ormerod and Ta wan ne ars are captured by De Veulle after a night chase in the forest. Baptiste Meunier and Murray arrange release with a beaver pelt bribe as Ormerod realizes Marjory may not be Murray’s daughter. Black Robe questions Ormerod about his claim on Marjory.
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de Veulle
Baptiste
Murray
Assrance
Marjory
Mir
Zooks
Ormerod
Chevalier de Veulle
Europe
Pere Hyacinthe
Sacrifice in Snowbound Battle of the Iroqiots
Ta-wan-ne-ars and I fight with a small group against overwhelming Numbers of False Faces. We are betrayed, knocked unconscious, bound, and left in the snow by a line of fallen warriors. Five slain, fourteen wounded. the Otter is missing and warned to aid a hidden escape. The Keepers may trap us all, while a warning passes along the line.
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Ta-wan-nenrs
Marjory
Ta-wan-ne-ars
Long House
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Acadians Buried Treasure Legend Surfaces in Nova Scotia
In 1755 Acadians were forced from their Nova Scotia homes by British troops. Some returned to find valuables buried before their expulsion. a Cumberland basin north shore tale recalls a doorstep stone moved to reveal a three legged pot imprint believed to hold pirate
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Nova Scotia
New England
Cumberland Basin
Montreal
Nature's Perfection in the Body's Cleaning Fluids
The article notes that while glass and lenses scratch easily when cleaned, the eye remains clean throughout life thanks to tears and blinking. It explains tears as a disinfectant fluid and describes the nose’s drainage as part of the body's cleansing system.
Oysters Thrive on Yeast, Fast Growth Report
A British ministry of fisheries report says oysters feed on yeast and show rapid growth when given this food. The study highlights yeast as a favorable diet for the shellfish and implies potential farming benefits.
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Ministry of Fisheries
Beware My Son Warns Against Peterman's
A dramatic warning repeats the caution to stay away from Peterman's after a lethal event that claimed an entire family, emphasizing fear and danger surrounding the site.
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Peterman’s
Bees Save Missionary as Cantonese Loot House
Report describes Cantonese troops looting Doctor Macklin’s home while beads and mysterious white boxes were found behind the house. The boxes contained beehives. soldiers broke them open and retreated after the beehives’ warning signal.
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Doctor Macklin
Amerean
Capper
Purges and Physics Claim Harsh on Elderly Health
Dr. W. B. Caldwell argues against frequent purges for aging individuals. His Syrup Pepsin is presented as a gentle laxative that regulates bowels, strengthens muscles, and avoids griping. A 60 cent bottle and free samples are offered from Monticello Illinois.
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Monticello
Illinois
When centenarians buy on installment plans
A Lorain Journal excerpt mocks worry as health officials claim people can live to 120. It notes centenarians buying radios and cars on installment plans and cites the boss who clings to control to avoid losing his job.
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Wnew
York
Lorain Journal
Little Marcia Ellen Connor Promoted to Beginners
The Indiana newspaper notes that Marcia Ellen Connor, who attends the Downey Avenue Sunday school, was promoted to the beginners' department. She explains she will not attend the old class because it is in the cellar. The quote reflects a child’s humor on church class placement.
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Marcia Ellen Connor
Downey Avene
Indianapolis News
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