Tanlac credited by Md. dealer for stomach relief
James P. Humphreys of Hebron Motor Co. reports three years of indigestion with bloating, heart palpitations, constipation, and fatigue improved by Tanlac. He says appetite returned, stomach trouble vanished, nerves steadied, and weight gained, calling Tanlac the best remedy for stomach trouble and run down condition.
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James P. Humphreys
Hebton
Tanlac
Hebron Motor Co
Hebron
Taniac
French-Ait College Open-Air Dorms Speak to Arizona Students
At the University of Arizona all resident students are required to sleep outdoors on porches. Fraternity houses follow similar sleeping arrangements prompting concerns over housing conditions and student welfare.
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French-Ait College
University of Arizona
Freedom From Laxatives
An advertisement promotes Nujol as a non laxative lubricant for constipation. It claims many pills and salts cause lasting injury and positions Nujol as a natural, gentle option that does not gripe and is harmless like water.
Courtroom clash over pink ribbon love letters
In a heated exchange the defendant's lawyer objects to presenting the plaintiff's claimed $50,000 suit with alleged love letters tied with a pink ribbon. The plaintiff defends the ribbon as a simple distinguishing mark and denies sentiment in the letters.
Settlers Travel by Tractor Toward Canada
Settlers headed to Canada forego rail travel and bring farm machinery. The photograph shows families moving inland to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta likely to acquire land with high grain potential. Early returns describe strong wheat yields and cattle stock raising prospects as optimistic for the new homesteads near Lake Winnipeg and Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lake
Winnepegonia
Trat
Sajsuilye
Paper Doll's Gold Dress Adventures on the Farm
A girl named Betty visits relatives with Paper Doll wearing a gold dress. A pet crow named Jim Crow hides the doll in the barn after admiring the dress, but the farm man recovers Paper Doll and Aunt Grandma restores her. The tale centers on a child's cherished toy and a mischievous bird.
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Etty
Betty
Jim Crow
Paper Doll
Nigo
Grandma
Sabotage and its evolving meaning in labor strikes
The piece explains how sabotage evolved from a French term meaning wooden shoes to describe deliberate poor work or damage to machinery during strikes. It contrasts the original harmless sense with modern usage, noting workers who damage production harm a company’s reputation and operations.
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France
Atlantic
Window Scene Memorizes Jim Crow Era Portrait
Gladys Walton recalls a time when Jim Crow loomed, and Doll dressed in her finest sat by the window inside the house where Jim Crow could not reach her.
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Jim Crow
Paper Doll
Amelias through ages trace roots and forms
The piece traces Amal based names from Amilins to Amelie and Amelia, noting Viking era usage, Lombardy popularity, and German French evolution. It links Amalia to Amelie and Amelia, cites amethyst as Amelia’s talisman, and assigns Saturday as her lucky day, with primrose as her flower.
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Aumlung the Strong
Amelung
Nidlore
Amata
Amal
Lombardy
Germany
Amalie
France
Italy
Aemilia
Amelie
Amelia
Forget the War and Focus on Peace Now
A reader muses on how people blame wars for all ills, recalling past eras before conflicts and noting the trend of longing for pre war days. The piece urges not to blame the war for daily unhappiness and to help leaders by forgetting the war as a path to peace.
White Flowers Attract Moths For Dusk Pollination
Pale flowers emit sweet scents at dusk to lure moths as pollinators. Honeysuckle night scented stock and tobacco plant show fragrance and color cues guiding winged visitors to nectar.
Getting Posted Lord De Broke
A witty dialogue about courtship and social pressure features a vain gentleman advising a prospective suitor. The piece satirizes American heiresses and the art of romance within high society.
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Lord de Broke
I Casting up accounts last night
A reflective verse describing spending cheer and love on the road and discovering that generosity returns as a growing dividend. The speaker notes giving peace and happiness to those who seek it, implying love increases with each act of kindness.
How Copper Is Hardened by Oxide and Work
Copper hardening methods include adding cuprous oxide and mechanical work. The Popular Science Monthly notes cuprous oxide alloying and deformation as effective approaches. The article highlights practical techniques used to strengthen copper in various applications.
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Popular Science Monthly
Signs of illness foretold by palm lines in old hand lore
The article lists palmistry signs for diseases such as pleurisy, rheumatism, scarlet fever, spinal weakness, and sunstroke. It describes line shapes and islands on the life, heart, and head lines indicating health risks and conditions per historical beliefs.
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Saturn
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Featured in Sun Page
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for baby's skin. It touts hot baths with Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment, along with the scented dusting powder as part of the trio.
Memory Marvel Jim Gilmore of Greenville Tex
Jim Gilmore a fifty six year old Black resident of Greenville Texas is praised by scientists for an extraordinary memory. He can recite long Bible passages and name every station and water tank on major transcontinental rails from San Francisco to New York. He has memorized long poems including The Sinking of the Titanic and The World War From Beginning to End and boasts extensive travel and a strong vocabulary despite limited schooling.
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Jim Gilmore
Greenville
Tex
Gilmore
San Francisco
New York
Young journalist seizes start with basement press tale
At age fifteen George builds an amateur printing setup in his family basement and launches the Klinkerville Monthly Journal. His father funds the venture with $25 and a prepaid subscription shows on the books as if the father’s support runs years ahead.
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George
Klinkerville Monthly Journal
Pittsburgh Dispaceh
Six Fines Trigger Change in Birmingham Car Owner
The Birmingham Age-Herald jokes about Mr Grammpson who has altered his ways after purchasing a car. The quip notes his newfound compliance with traffic police and his willingness to heed advice, contrasting past conduct with current attentiveness.
Peculiar new dye colors silk but not cotton
A British firm develops a dye that colors artificial silk fabric without affecting cotton. When a mixed cotton silk fabric is dipped, the silk takes the color while cotton remains unaffected. The cotton can later be dyed separately, allowing parti colored effects in woven mixed fabrics.
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Popuhu Mechanics Magazine
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J. H. Guild
Rupert
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Chemim
Drugateta
Memphis
American Hospital School of Nursing
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American Hospital
Chicago
Irving Park Boulevard
Keridan Road
Senator Sorghum
Lloyd Manufacturing
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Menominee, Michigen
Canada
United States
Gladys Walton
Mias Walton
Mitpred Marshall
Nielung
Aumlung
Ras Thezams
Mary Marshall Duffee
John Kendrick Bangs
Raiting
Murphy-Ward Dairy Co
Calumet Ave
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Boston
Montgomery
Alabama
Boston Transcript
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Tack
Fletcher
Golden State
California
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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