Successful Oil Stove Demonstration At New Home Store
A thorough oil stove demonstration at the New Home Furnishing company drew many local housewives who visited the store for inspection and placed orders. The Red Star stove combines white porcelain and enamel with a sleek range-like design and a scientific burner promising efficient cooking at a lower price and easy terms. The sale run continues through Saturday evening, offering a final chance to see what is termed the last word in oil stove construction.
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New Home Furniture ‘Company
Red Star
Singer
New Home Furnishing Company
North Pole Life Brings Musk Ox Reindeer and Bears
The North Pole region hosts musk oxen reindeer polar bears wolves foxes ermines and bird life. In a brief Arctic summer vibrant flowers bloom while human life is found within about 700 miles of the pole.
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North Pole
Pol
Simmer
Nort Stole
Glycerin on Glasses Tests Rain Repellent
An experiment applies glycerin to glass surfaces to prevent raindrops or water from scattering when wiped with a cloth soaked in gly erine? The test shows droplets initially remain separate but as they increase they merge into a continuous thin film over the surface, yet it does not obstruct vision.
Two Types of Artists by Havelock Ellis Insight
Essay-like quotation contrasts two kinds of artists. It highlights the great artist enlarging art’s scope through beauty and love, while a vain imitator corrupts subjects, leaving them ugly despite effort. The passage emphasizes transformation as core artistic aim.
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Havelock Ellis
Arizona Name Origins Debated by Officials
Arizona authorities disagree on the state's name origin. Some tie it to Spanish phrases arido zona or arld zone, while others claim it derives from arizoma meaning silver-bearing, reflecting differing interpretations of local heritage.
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Arizona
Arld
Refused Allegiance of Toombs After Civil War Return
Robert Toombs, Confederate secretary of state in 1861 and general, went abroad after the war. He returned in 1867 and refused to swear allegiance to the United States government.
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Robert Toombs
United States
Doctor Discovers Internal Cause of Piles Hem-Roid Prescription
Dr Leonard identifies piles as internal and prescribes Hem-Roid for quick lasting relief with a money back guarantee at Hamilton's Drug Store. Also offering white oak fence posts and oak lumber for sale with garage lumber available from William R Huber on Fairview road.
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Leonard
Hamilton
William R. Huber
Fairview Road
State Industrial Board To Hear Cases In This City
The Indiana Industrial Board will hear compensation cases in this city on March 19, 1925, at 9 a.m. Listed are Foulkerson versus Bon Ayr Coal Co., Rigg versus Bon Ayr Coal Co., Hall versus Hamilton Coal Co., Sargent versus Sherwood Coal Co., Louis Francis versus Linton Summit Coal Co., Griffith versus Lenoir Coal Co., Trilby versus Sparks and Sullivan et al., John Short versus Linton Summit Coal Co. Charles Fox will preside as hearing member. All questions should be directed to Mr. Fox while in the city.
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The
Industrial Board of Indiana
Foulkerson
Bon Ayr Coal Co
Rigg
Hall
Hamilton Coal Co
Sargent
Sherwood Coal Co
Louis Francis
Linton Summit Coal Co
Griffith
Lenoir Coal Co
Trilby
Sparks & Sullivan
John Short
Charles Fox
Fox
City
Joe Leiter Indicted as Rum Smuggler in Beverly Case
Federal grand jury indicted Joseph Leiter of Chicago and three Beverly summer home employees on charges of liquor smuggling transportation concealment and illegal possession. Offenses alleged December 1 and 2 recount 585 bottles of various liquors. An earlier report claimed a break in at the Leiter summer home led to the seizure of liquor from a vault.
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Boston
Mass
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Beverly
Leitre
Winged autos at 100 miles an hour predicted soon
London report states Prof. A M Low foresees future autos with streamlined, closed bodies and wings enabling flight. He projects minimum speeds of 100 mph, with compact engines tucked under the floor or at the rear, and overall automobile design transitioning to air capable craft.
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London
A. M. Low
Low
Miss Jane Baughmen Recovers From Pneumonia Illness
Miss Jane Baughmen who had been seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia is reported to be recovering nicely.
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Jane Baughmen
Invitation to M. F. Dance at K. of P. hall
The notice invites attendance at a Saturday night dance hosted by M. F. on March 14 at the K. of P. hall with music by Bu. & W. The short notice uses abbreviations and postal style wording typical of a local community event listing.
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M. F
W. Music
Caring for Wooden Trays in the Home
Wooden trays save labor by not needing cleaning but often marred by dishes. Restore a marked tray with gentle rubbing using warm linseed oil and an absorbent cloth or cotton wool to rub it in.
Origin of Arithmetic in Ancient Civilizations
The text traces arithmetic as a science to early civilizations. It notes ancient evidences among the Chinese, Hindus, and Babylonians, with Egypt showing early mathematical progress. It mentions star lore and dates to the third millennium before Christ, highlighting the antiquity of mathematical study.
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Egypt
Epic Poem The Trumpeter of Sackingen by Scheffel
The German epic by Joseph Victor von Scheffel, first published in 1858, entered its 200th large edition within slightly over five decades, reflecting enduring popularity and widespread reprint in 19th century editions.
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Sackingen
Joseph Victor von Scheffel
Ty Perrys Alane
Vaudeville and Pictures at Grand Theatre Tonight
The Tropical Hawaiians open a two days engagement at the Grand tonight with music songs and dancing. The pictures include James Forbes stage success The Chorus Lady a fable and a Cameo comedy with Mrs Coleman. Prices 12 30c. Monday and Tuesday Harold Loyd in Hot Wapee and Our Gang, 10 20 30c. Wednesday and Thursday Zatie Grey The Thundering Herds next of kin to The Covered Wagon.
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James Forbes
Broadway
Puritan Love Letter From Anne Winthrop to Adam Winthrop
Anne Winthrop writes to Adam Winthrop describing a loving, hopeful bond across distance. She speaks of shared affection, plans, and prayer, urging health updates and mutual remembrance. The letter conveys devotion, patience, and the sense of a precious treasure kept while he travels in a distant country.
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John Winthrop
Massachusetts
Mora
Anne Winthrop
Preserving Books Through Proper Leather Care
To prevent mildew on leather bound volumes keep them in a well ventilated sunny area. Mildew is slowed by sun exposure and should be cleaned with soap and warm water or wiped with a moist cloth, followed by thorough drying of the leather.
Nature’s Wisdom And Mendellair Heredity In Evolution
A fragmented excerpt argues that nature directs not only growth of animals and plants but also development of arms and defenses. It references biology themes and Mendellair heredity to illustrate how mechanisms drive evolutionary change across species.
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Naure
Mendellair
Morning Bath Instructions From Hit Seekville Banner
Morning directions describe filling the tub one third with cold water and testing with the toe before adjusting taps. The notice explains cutting off cold water and turning on hot to reach a comfortable bath, as reported by the Seekville Banner.
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Seekville Banner
Perfumed Butter Production in Paris Markets
The perfumed butter in Paris is made by blending fresh unsalted butter with a floral layer. A piece of muslin is placed between the butter and blossoms, followed by another layer of flowers and then teeth added.
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Paris
Might in the Jungle The Hon hunts in the jungle
A fragment discusses jungle beasts with a focus on the Hon as a mighty hunter. It notes ferocity as a defining trait and contrasts it with the African buffalo and elephants that can overpower tigers and even other predators, illustrating the balance of power in jungle life.
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Hans
Listen and barter in plain speech from Old Man Why
Old Man Why back remarks on his rich uncle with disdain. He says he will never get anything from him, arguing that even the bread cast upon waters would not buy a wafer for a goldfish.
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Whyback
Birds Devour Pests Japanese Beetle Diet Sparked by Grackles
The Department of Agriculture notes birds will eat the Japanese beetle, a natural pest check. The purple grackle stands out as the most important bird enemy with two thirds of its diet comprising Japanese beetle in infested neighborhoods.
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Department of Agriculture
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