Lions Change in Captivity Show External Changes in Heads
Washington state report notes captive lions living in Zoe ington park exhibit darker coloration longer hair tufts and stouter skulls compared with wild conspecifics of similar age The study suggests limited exercise in confinement affects jaw muscles and bone development more than in wild counterparts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Massaica
Zoeington Park
Washington
States
Tate
East Africa
Catarrhal Deafness and General Tonic Remedies
Catarrhal deafness described as inflamed tube and mucous buildup, with cure only if inflammation is treated and the Eustachian tube restored. Other items warn against false remedies, promote Grove’s General Tonic with quinine and iron, and mention hair dye La Creole and a humorous domestic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane
Chewy & Teimts
Ohio
Prohibition Champ Says It Helps Families and Wealth
A speaker argues nationwide prohibition benefits households by reducing liquor harms and boosting thrift and earning power. He cites West Virginia figures on schools, churches, bank growth, and lower crime, claiming dry policy strengthens industrial centers and local option. The piece notes mixed support and concerns over enforcement across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keon
Ehieh
West Virginia
Menal
Samuel Ho
Leabur
Virginia
Fayette County
Fragmentary DRY BITS with moral quips on wine
A fragmentary collection of quips and refrains about drinking and risk. It references Niagara whirlpool attempts and a wall's coat, with quotations from Othello and a cryptic line about berries. The tone is satirical and moralistic, using oblique humor to mock alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Kornn
Barley for Food Not Drink in Bleaker Talk
A letter argues bakers are adding 15 percent barley to wheat bread following English practice and urges government to requisition brewers barley stocks to lower bread costs. The piece counters the license money claim as a tax aid and notes Kansas tax rate in prohibition is $1.20 per $1,000, among the lowest in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
United States
H & Farmen
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewns
al Wrta
el Lubale
Oca
Cap
Your Vote Message Sparks Prohibition Debate
A fragmented words urging votes for prohibition appear in a local notice. The text references Iquor and kaleer emile phrases, showing a civic push amid unclear context and timing. Further readable details are not provided.
Soap and Possible Famine in Youth Appeal
A fragmentary newspaper piece warns of soap shortages and sanitary crises affecting the young. It laments waste, urges households to conserve water and soap, and cites a Mit Weekly Journal writer on dangers from dirty habits. It promotes cleanliness ads and social exhortations amid a broader age of youth tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oterintr
Uede
Cohen
Mit Wetikes
Headache and Paranew Hier Oddities At Workhouse
A fragmented OCR item notes a workhouse scene where inmates knit for soldiers. Mentions Pattonee in virtue among Inge people and references a frantic mood over illness and a financial strain. The readable portions hint at a historical suffering or social aid context.
Versatile Barver Rothe and the Gulf Coast Mystery
A garbled account describes a fictional scene on the Texas gulf coast with a shack, a rate station, and a Berber dial. Characters include a known Washington figure, a proprietor, and a passing Crowded setting with cryptic exchanges about living, hunger, and a distant newspaper called the New York Evening Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barver Rothe
Gulf
Texas
New York
Ote
August Flower and Imitations In Advertisements
An old advertisement compiles claims for August Flower as a gentle laxative aiding digestion and liver function, touting benefits for constipation sour stomach and indigestion. It contrasts with imitation products and urges insisting on the original La Creole hair tonic, followed by stray snippets from a joke dialogue and a Kansas City Star note about boycotts and a directory excerpt.
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Tenaan
Pateres
Blaley
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Iste
Fred the Hk
Ieee Goiwad
Caleleg Soto
Ladies Fern Ratrinal Supply CO
Lowe
Watees BF
Oleman
Pee
Joe Drors
Dan Gerace Gour
Castoria
King of the Jungle
Andersian
Taneo
Haerre Glaise
Stenson le
the Key of
Knowledge
Griffith
North Dakota
James Allen
Jal
Fellam
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E Finkham
E. I. Gacchina
BR. No. 1
Vellam
Lowell
Mich
Lydia F. Pinkham
Leia FE
Pinkham
Einor
Dox
Lowell Bob
Lydia E
Jook
Boston
Bilszard Caine
Olviermiesy
Juvix
Stanten
Leon
Fata
Pal
G. A. Cook
Suf Mate
Hanes An Me
J. Brewhow
Ademi
George Tolky
Chile
Ameryan
Jel Imty
Belgium
Necumund
Antwerp
Brussels
Ghent
Alrende
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Mall Eye Bowed Co
Chicago
Erizely
Neumonia
Vicx
Carr Smith & Sons
National Stock Yards
Pyekee
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Young
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Mans
ST. Louis
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