This Little One Had Colic Teaches Parents About Teethina
Mrs A J Tolbert of Holley Florida shares how her baby suffered colic for three months then improved after using Teethina She recommends it for her other child and notes it fixes indigestion relieves stomach distress cleanses the bowels and regulates the system A 30 cent mail order offer from Moffett Laboratories Columbus Ga includes a large package and free illustrated Baby Book
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A. J. Tolbert
Holley, Fla
Teethina
Moffett Laboratories
Columbus
Moffett
Japan Turns to Electricity With Large US Condensers
The United States shipped two 25 000 kva 11 000 volt synchronous condensers to Nippon Electric Power of Osaka. The machines weigh 70 tons for the motors and 54 tons for the stators, with seven transformers of 50 tons each. They will be used for power factor correction on 154 000 volt transmission lines across Japan.
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Japan
United States
Nippon Electric Power Company
Osaka
Cuticura Skin Care Ad Offers Ointment Soap and Talcum
A vintage advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching. It urges bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water rinsing drying gently then dusting on Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance, priced 25 cents each.
Commuters Exchange Barbed Recognition In New York Sun
In a terse Streetcar moment two men exchange barbed lines about memory and recognition. One accuses the other of forgetting his face while noting it is the first time someone has forgotten him, in a brief New York Sun and Globe exchange.
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New York Sun and Globe
New Rules Proposed to Govern Air Warfare and Navy Plans
International jurists propose rules to curb bombing of undefended cities and to protect air crews who escape by parachute. The plan envisions a conference to sanction regulations and limits on aircraft visits and searches. Secretary Denby seeks eight new cruisers while noting naval luck in congress and shifts in recruitment toward rural, native-born sailors and soldiers.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
Germany
Belgium
United States
France
Harry
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Congress
Uncle Sam
Navy
Army
United States Army
No outsider influences a man's conscience, is opinionated
A terse reflection on conscience asserts that external voices have limited sway. It emphasizes the interior nature of moral judgment and the strong, personal shaping of one’s own beliefs. The idea remains blunt about internal resolve.
Pink Boll Worm Claims To Be Paid
Texas state treasurer Terrell withdrew his request for an attorney general opinion on the validity of 1918 1919 pink boll worm claim payments and signed warrants totaling 450000. The warrants were returned to the controller's department and held by Chief Clerk Gaston awaiting Controller Lon A. Smith's return before delivery to payees.
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Austin
Tex
Terrell
Lon A. Smith
Gaston
Mr. Smith
Bryant
Keeling
Building of Hard Roads in Hidalgo County
The state awards 38 miles of hard road construction to W. L. Pearson & Co. of Houston and timber bridge work to Dodds & Wedegartner of San Benito. The project uses six inch concrete with one inch Uvalde rock asphalt in some sections, various surfaces elsewhere, and a 300 day completion window after approval.
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Hidalgo County
W. L. Pearson & Co
Houston
Dodds & Wedegartner
San Benito
Cameron County
Val Verde
Pharr
Mamie
Starr County
Pearson Company
Macadiam
Shirt Kicked Off by Horse Kick Near Temple
John L. Thompson a Rogers area farmer south of Temple Texas had his shirt torn from him by a horse kick while shearing the animal. The kick removed his outer shirt and much of the underwear but struck no skin.
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Temple
Tex
John L. Thompson
Rogers
Mr. Thompson
Suit Against Stone and Webster Reaches Amendments
United States Attorney John D. Hartman left San Antonio for Washington at the request of Attorney General Harry Daugherty to confer on framing the amended petition in the government suit against Stone & Webster for 3 million dollars. The case concerns alleged negligence waste and breach of faith in the Camp Travis cantonment construction.
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San Antonio
Tex
United States
John D. Hartman
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Stone & Webster Company
Camp Travis Cantonment
Big Land Deal Near Edinburg in Hidalgo County
In San Benito Texas the largest local land sale since the W E Stewart firm quit was reported. Buyers N Baston A Farley W A McComb and C Lancaster of Hattiesburg Mississippi purchased 440 acres about two and a half miles from Edinburg for around 33000 dollars. The land will be cleared and much of it planted to citrus.
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San Benito
Tex
Edinburg
W. E. Stewart Land Company
Messrs. N. Baston
A. Farley
W. A. McComb
C. Lancaster
Hattiesburg
Miss
Ginners Overhaul Plants In Central Texas Ahead Of Season
Ginners have spent two weeks overhaul ing and upgrading their plants in anticipation of the cotton season starting about the first of August. They announce they are now ready for business.
San Augustine plans road bond election for 36 miles
A mass meeting of San Augustine citizens voted to circulate petitions for a bond election to fund about 36 miles of new roads. The project aims to create a surrounding road system and boost the value of the completed King's highway.
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San Augustine
Tex
Fast Funerals Rapid Processions Stir Band Reflections
Henry Hayward drives a G A R veteran funeral on Memorial Day with two colored veterans from upstate aloud noting bands cannot keep pace with speeding hearses. They recall bands once accompanied processions, wondering why funerals feel so fast now.
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Henry
Hayward
Indianapolis News
Fish Fins for Hat Trimming Trend Menaces Paris Hats
Women in Paris adorn hats with fins from the peacock fish of West Indian waters and the sealare from Brazilian seas. Tiger fish fins from China sea are also in demand. Treated fins yield colorful, varied hues and striking patterns for millinery.
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Paris
West Indies
China Sea
New Appointee Assumes Duties On Highway Board
George D. Armistead of San Antonio has begun duties as a member of the Texas highway commission after a recent appointment by Governor Neff. Armistead replaces W. W. Mem from several counties.
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Austin
Tex
George D. Armistead
San Antonio
State Highway Commission
Neff
Armistead
W. W. Me
Leaf Worms Hit Jackson County Cotton Crop Hard
Cotton leaf or army worms are doing great damage to Jackson County cotton. Farmers worked Sunday to control them and many have poisoned fields multiple times without complete success. Boll weevils are present but less worrisome.
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Edna
Tex
Jackson County
In Our House a Chorus of Noisy Neighbors
A satirical Exchange quip describes a multi story building where each floor hosts a distinct loud resident: a shoe thrower, a marathon phonograph, a long howling baby, a piano teacher, a partying couple, a hard of hearing radio fan, and a sleepful janitor who imagines calls.
Cause of Receding Chin Attributed to Overwrapping Children
Dr. Leonario Williams told the Royal Institute in London that overclothing infants shields them from sunlight. He warned that bundling the body and head to the eyes limits sun exposure and hinders chin growth.
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Leonario Williams
Royal Institute
London
Williams
New Resolve Prompts Fresh Start Over Old Plans
A telling shift favors starting anew over clinging to outdated schemes. The sentiment stresses decisive action and practical moves to adopt better goals without clinging to prior efforts.
The Girl I Love Mystery Dollar
Ed L. Hall of this city found a one dollar bill typewritten with This is my last dollar, and I gave it to the girl I love. The Indianapolis News notes it invites a human interest tale and new clues may reveal whether the line refers to a sweetheart, a sister, or a simple gift.
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Ed L. Hall
Heirlooms Loom as Rich Uncle’s Heir Returns
A witty exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript jokes that a wealthy relative leaves new heirs weekly, implying ongoing inheritance theater. The quip plays on the term heirloom and a constant stream of potential beneficiaries.
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Boston Evening Transcript
College diploma not guaranteeing daily meals
A college diploma does not always secure three square meals per day. The article notes that education alone may not guarantee basic sustenance for men facing hardship and unemployment.
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Roosevelt
Dr. Scholl
Scholl
Scholl Mfr. Co
Nujol
Grove’s
Hall & Ruckel
Waverly Place New Fort
Comptroller’s Office
Stone & Webster
Ginners
Superior
Sedan
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Flint
Chevrolet Motor CO
General Motors Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Girl
Kade
Postum Cereal Company
Deette Croet, Mi
USA
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek
Mioh
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