Backwoods Buyer Grabs Too Small Cap in Syracuse Store
A Maine or backwoods buyer in Syracuse finds a cap too small, tries on several sizes, and plans to modify it at home with a knife to make it fit, then jokes about the fix. The clerk initially rejects the sale, then agrees after the man insists.
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Gndoliar
Flethie
Herali
Strike Idea Sparks Debate On Workmen Authority
A fragment notes a strike idea titled Welle and hints a plan to test worker leadership. It suggests married men are seen as more reliable workers who can be managed effectively, reflecting an attitude about control in labor.
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Crugeistes
Fear of Yes Keeps Many Men From Proposing
A concise observation notes that many young men delay marriage proposals due to fear of the girl’s affirmative response, framing hesitation as the barrier to commitment.
Vacher Balm and Other Ads Highlight Remedies
An old ad compiles quick relief claims for Vacher Balm at 25¢, urging samples and prices from E. W. Vacher Inc. New Orleans, alongside Dr. Peery's Dead Shot for parasite elimination and a quip about dignity spoiled by sitting.
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E. W. Vacher, Inc
New Orleans
Adv
Rastus Keeps Hornet Nest Quiet by Suppressed Reprisal
Tom recalls Rastus on his father’s plantation with a four mule team and a hornet nest. Rastus calmly kills a horsefly and a bee, ignores a hornet nest, and explains his restraint as a matter of organization.
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Princeton
Everybody's Magazine
Tom
Rastus
Raustus
Amavtus
No-Hit Dream Drifts From Vaudeville Pitch
A baseball pitcher recalls a no hit game amid vaudeville chatter. He speaks gloomily of the mixed scene where sport and show mingle.
Texas Soldiers Return From Front
Austin sends 58 Texas soldiers to Camp Dix after arrival in New York from Brest aboard Powhatan and America. State officials report Rocky Mountain Club aiding Texas men while they are in the East. list includes Walter K. Smith, Lloyd Mitchell, Henry Schaefer, and many others from cities across Texas.
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Cuero
Carl P. Schultz
Claude Allen
Robert L. James
Dallas
Everett F. Lomax
William E. Sharp
Clifford C. King
el Paso
John A. Bridgeman
William T. Higginbotham
Fort Worth
Willie M. Davidson
Harmony
Lloyd H. Ellis
Valentine
V. Vestal
Ernest L. Taylor
Houston
Ford M. Moore
Kress
William O. Hammett
de Leon
Gainesville
Percy McDonald
Galveston
Rutherford Crockett
Denison
John H. Taylor
Hereford
Harold C. Breeding
Longview
Frank W. Moffett
Jesse Cagle
Lampasas
Emory R. Wilkins
Krum
William A. Thomas
Mineola
Leslie F. Brown
Weston
Rail Chiefs Favor U. S. Control of Carriers
Washington leaders of four railway brotherhoods and allied trades convened a five hour meeting and urged government control of railroads for at least two years to test the system. They oppose penalties for strikes and seek provisions improving relations with carriers including sleeping car and Pullman staff.
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U. S
Washington
Rilway
Gompers
United States
Four men arrested in federal warrants over wartime liquor cases
United States Marshal Edward J. Lyden arrested four men in Chicopee Mass on federal warrants. Two suspect violations of the wartime Prohibition Act and two for illegal transport of liquor from state to state. The arrests stem from an investigation into more than fifty deaths in the Connecticut Valley since Christmas from wood alcohol in a whiskey substitute.
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Chicopee
Mass
United States
Edward J. Lyden Sunday
Connecticut Valley
Four Months Fleet Maneuvering in Southern Waters
Washington reports four months of maneuver and drill in Southern waters to keep ships at fighting pitch and train vast numbers of recruits. The Atlantic fleet, including dreadnoughts destroyers and submarines, will sail for Guantanamo Bay on January 8.
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Washington
Guantanamo Bay
Cache of arms found in Chihuahua border area
Carranza cavalry patrol uncovered fifteen machine guns, 100 rifles, and more than 300000 rounds of ammunition in Chihuahua on Monday. The cache was tied to the late General Felipe Angeles's former hunting grounds and is alleged to have been smuggled across the border by Villistas.
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Galveston
Chihuahua
Carranza Cavalry
Mexico City
G. M. Fierro
Felipe Angeles
Acre
Villistas
Beloved
Serious menace of bovine tuberculosis to children
Prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture the report warns that bovine tuberculosis poses a serious health risk to children more than to cattle. It cites that about one in four children under five in tuberculosis cases originates from cattle and urges pasteurization and strict tuberculin testing to ensure milk safety.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New York City
Malt Sugar Syrup Emerges As Sugar Substitute
Malt sugar syrup, a new commercial sweet, offers honeylike flavor and food value, seen as a substitute during sugar shortages. Produced from starches via breweries adapting evaporation pans, it resembles maple syrup in appearance and serves baking, cooking, candy, and table use, with price 7 to 9 cents per pound in barrels.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Thoroughly Wash All Fowl For Safe Poultry Use
The article advises washing and scrubbing fowl with warm water and baking soda to remove dirt and prevent a heany taste. It recommends drawing poultry promptly, washing inside if not recently killed, and chilling or freezing with care to avoid spoilage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Thrift Tips for Housekeeping and Safety
Thin linen blinds may be rendered stronger by pasting parrow tape down each side. If you must rely upon the gas range for cooking preserves, always use an asbestos mat.
Flu prep advice and Calotabs sale
Physicians urge purification to ward off influenza with Calotabs as a cold remedy. Use one dose at bedtime with water to shorten a cold and refresh the system. medicine sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mr. Hill
Danderine Ad Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Revival
An advertisement claims Danderine treats dandruff and hair loss. It urges readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores, rub into the scalp, and expect dandruff and shedding to vanish by morning with several applications. The copy promises healthier, glossier hair after use.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Genuine Product Identity
An advertising note asserts Bayer tablets labeled Bayer Tablets of Aspirin carry proper directions for colds pain headaches neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. It states Bayer is the genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and mentions handy tin boxes of 12 tablets costing a few cents.
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Bayer
Diamond Dyes Color Court Promises Fadeless Fabric Dye
A粗 fragment advertises Diamond Dyes guaranteeing a new rich fadeless color on wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims instruction in the Direction Book and suggests using Diamond Dye Color Courts to match any material.
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Deatee
Cold In the Head Symptom Adverts and Skin Cream
An OCR fragment blends an ad for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming internal action through the blood and a cure promise with a Cuticura skin care routine. It includes testimonial lure, price offer, and Toledo Ohio origin, plus an aside noting a barber’s trade. The piece mixes medical remedy and beauty advertiser copy.
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Hall
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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