Delicate Mothers Delicate Mothers This Letter Proves It
Mrs J Herman Winns writes of recovery from a nervous rundown condition on a farm with five children after using Vinol containing Beef and Cod Liver Peptones with iron and hypophosphites. The letter claims better appetite sleep and strength and notes Vinci is not a secret medicine with its oil formula printed on the package. MMonagle & Rogers, Druggists and Druggists Everywhere.
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Kenton
Del
Vinci
J. Herman Winns
M’monagle & Rogers
Palestine to Be Given Power
Norwegian engineer Albert Hjorth proposes a $40,000,000 Dead Sea tunnel plan to bring Mediterranean water to the Jordan Valley then to the Dead Sea for hydroelectric power. The project would pump water to the Sea of Galilee and irrigate hundreds of thousands of acres, with Norway leading a tech expedition to Palestine for a multi-year study and possible international funding. Birth notice: Margaret Lane born November 30 at Addie town Sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Edward James Lane of 19 Lincoln Street.
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Associated Press
Christiania
Palestine
Albert Huorth
Mediterranean
Dead Sea
Air Hjorth
Jerusalem
Jordan Valley
Sea of Galilee
Lake
Geanesaret
Hjorth
Jordan
English Channel
Asia
America
Hyorth
Prac Cal Engineers
Norway
Norwegan
Myr
Edward James Lane
Lincoln Street
Margaret
Addéietown Sanitarium
Whip as Symbol in Swedish Weddings Reflects Male Authority
The text explains that at Swedish weddings the bridegroom carries two whips as a symbol of authority within the home. It notes the Times-Press as a leading advertising medium with over 20,000 readers daily.
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Times- Press
Ias
Uns
aAdy
Piles remedy advertised at 37 cents a box
An advertisement touts a pile remedy priced at 37 cents per box available at all druggists. The copy claims it cures piles and hemorrhoids with a single application, urging readers to try Peterson miningemnt type product lines.
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Tercohda
Peterson
Ely
Zeman
Druggis Bererson Ontreat Co. Inc
Bufalo
New York Board Counters Milk Prices with Reduced Grade B
New York officials announced a plan to sell pasteurized Grade B milk at 15 cents per quart in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and The Bronx starting next Tuesday. The effort, led by Dr. Royal S. Copeland, aims to lower costs without harming producers or distributors while considering a milk commission to regulate distribution as a public utility.
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New York
Board of Health
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Royal S. Copeland
City Hall
Copeland
Smith
City Hall Hill House
Buel
Public Service Commission
Nir Buel
Mc Buel
Ole Salthe
Saiths
2 Dairy Company
Loss of 60 000 in Church Membership
Philadelphia report says the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States gained or lost 60 000 members last year. Rev. Fidgar Blake, executive secretary of the centenary program, told the Board of Home Missions convention that the decline alarms Protestant bodies and other denominations blame the war for clergy losses.
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Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Fidgar Blake
Board of Home
Prohibition Threatens Saint Esprit Church Rector Position
The Rev. Alfred V. Wittmeyer warns prohibition could end his forty year tenure as rector of the Church of Saint Esprit in New York City and possibly shutter the church. French communicants abroad and slow immigration worsen church finances as the Nation-Wide Campaign seeks a saloon substitute to unite Episcopal efforts postwar.
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Church of
Saint Esprit
New York City
Iteclfs
France
Alfred V. Wittmeyer
Mr. Wittmeyer
America
Church of Saint Esprit
Episcopal Church
Alli Episcopal
Statement on church membership shortfall and planned backing
The speaker blames declines on influenza deaths and record revisions but rejects excuses. He warns the 113 billion centenary fund cannot fix the shortfall and calls for a solid backing of more than 2006.9 thousand Methodists in the United States to address the issue.
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Blake
United States
Albany sees path to curb auto thefts in state chiefs notes
Albany December report to Secretary Hugo compiles police input from across New York on car thefts. Buffalo reports 880 stolen cars through October. Middletown records one. Chiefs urge tougher penalties, better owner vigilance, and stricter enforcement to reduce thefts statewide.
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Albany
Middletown
Lrancis M Huge
Buffalo
Hugo
Acind
Oswege
J Police
Ty Gilson
Lackawanna Sugesses
Chiefs of Police
Jenkins
Glens Falls
York
Henry M Tilford Dies Wednesday
New York December 4 Henry M Tilford a longtime moose business leader closely linked to the development of the Standard Oil Company died yesterday at his home 4 West Fifty second street after an operation Monday He was a millionaire who inherited most of his brother Wesley H Tilford s estate He purchased the Haonry W Peor property Teveda in 1699 where he kept a country home In 1921 he retired from business and remained on the Standard Oil boards He was survived by a sister and served as vice president of the National Fuel Gas Company at his death.
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New York
Henry M. Tiford
Moose
Standart Chi Company
Wesley H Tilford
Haonry W. Peor
Tuveda
National Fuel Gas Company
Japanese Wrestlers Train Sons Across Generations
Japanese wrestling is a family lineage with many generations guiding the sport. Some wrestlers surpass rivals from Europe and America though training remains rigorous and tradition rich across Japan.
Jad Salts Kidney Cleansing Claim Advertised in 1920s Ad
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a kidney cleansing remedy. It claims uric acid from meat damages kidneys and that taking four tablespoonfuls in water before breakfast for a few days restores function. It credits Jad Salts as inexpensive and safe, produced from lithia and salines, offering a "delightful" drink.
The Loving Cup Origin and Historic Wassailing
The origin of the loving cup is traced to a historic wassail bowl. Some scholars claim it began as a Massail bowl tied to festiviius and the Christian era. Monks called the wassail cup poculum caritatis and used it in communal drinking rituals at paschal meals and other notable events.
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Bary
Phosphates Promised Cure For Thinness Advised
Advertisement touts phosphates as remedy for extreme thinness and weak health. Claims direct nerve nourishment and cell revitalization will transform appearance and improve vitality. Warns against misuse and urges doctor guidance for proper use.
Inventions and letters bridge time in a Times-Press class ad
A fragment from a Times-Press classified ad muses on chips and letters linking distant ages, praising invention and the spread of wisdom across time. It contemplates value, reach, and the role of communication in civilization.
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Thorsht
Welter Hulis
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