Tanlac credited with restoring health in Nashville couple
J T Montamat of Nashville and his wife report gas and heartburn relief after Tanlac use. He says indigestion and low energy vanished, and after three years they remain in good health. He keeps Tanine at home and believes Tanlac is unmatched. Ad reads Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
J. T. Montamat
Third Ave. North
Nashville
Tenn
Cusack Company
Mr. Montamat
Taniac
Tanine
Can't Be Too Careful. egg drinks worry public trust
A 19th century druggist cautions colleagues to maintain public confidence by careful compounding and sanitary practice, warning that even simple egg drinks must be treated with vigilance to preserve trust and safety.
Zachary Taylor Known For Short Presidency And Valor
President Zachary Taylor served about 16 months in office and became famed for his Mexican War victories. He entered the presidency as an unknown figure and earned public affection for courage and steady character. Known as Old Rough and Ready, he surprised many by his restraint and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachary Taylor
Cleopatra and the hair restorer in ancient intrigue
The Egyptology note questions Cleopatra's hair restorer as a credible value or plan. It speculates on motives to influence Caesar, Pothinus, Antony, or others and cites no solid evidence for real actu al value.
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Cleopatra
Caesar
Pothinus
Antony
Tarsus
Actium
Early-Day Peddler
A century ago a professional shopper known as a packer or paker bought goods for others since there were no mail-order houses or town shopping. The term evolved into modern names resembling these old words.
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Packere
Pakkere
Paker
Hairs In A Violin Bow Learn Hair Standards
The article notes that French bows historically used 80 to 100 hairs, now 175 to 250 hairs are common for a broader ribbon. Hairs must be at least 26 inches long. Tourte valued French horse hair and selected bow-hair carefully, with much hair originating from Russian horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Tourte
Baldness and the promise of power in old jokes
A witty Exchange column notes that many men who achieve something have gone bald while many who have not still fear loss of hair. It jokes that even rulers would trade a kingdom for a wigmaker’s aid, and that a bald head can suit solemn moments without concern for a regal crown.
Miner Lamp Safeguards Against Gas with Loud Tone
An mining engineer has improved the standard miner s lamp to emit a loud singing note when inflammable gas is present. The device acts as an audible warning to protect the miner from explosive atmospheres.
Gladys Discovers Frisky Farm Dog Tale
Gladys visits her grandfather’s Minnesota farm where a playful dog becomes the center of a cautionary moment. The grandfather warns the girl the dog will bite if she continues tail pulling, and Gladys quips that the tail won’t bite.
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Gladys
Minnesota
Chicago
Health in White Cedar Water and Wooden Vessels
The American Forestry Magazine notes that southern white cedar vessels and water palls were long believed to have wholesome effects due to the wood’s supposed medicinal properties. It was even claimed that water from a white cedar spigot was healthier.
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American Forestry Magazine
Eatonic Helps Mrs Williams Overcome Stomach Trouble
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year ago illness and ten months in bed. Eatonic relieved her stomach distress by reducing excess acidity and gas, enabling her to work again. It treats indigestion sourness heartburn belching and repeated meals with after meal use. Big box priced modestly with druggist guarantee.
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Dora Williams
Eatonic
War Department clarifies slacker arrests and lists threats
Edward B. Clark reports the War Department is tightening rules on slacker arrests and public lists. Concerns over libel and misidentification loom as about 160000 slackers are estimated nationwide while foreign policy shifts and Newberry decision ripple through Senate debates on primaries and constitutional changes.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
War Department
Department
United States
John Smith
Army
Supreme Council
Council of Ambassadors
Reparations Commission
Carnella
Harding
Didate Harding
Congress
Senate
United States Senate
Germany
San Benito Ships First 1921 Cotton to Houston Market
The first bale of the 1921 cotton crop from San Benito arrived in Houston and sold on the Cotton Exchange floor for 1300. E. Matz raised the bale weighing 634 pounds and classed strict middling with a 28 milometer staple. The sale drew a large crowd of cotton men.
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Houston
Texas
San Benito
Cotton Exchange
BE. Matz
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast Lines
Classification Committee of the Exchange
E. Matz
G. G. Henson
Valley Gin Company
John T. Lomax
Farmers’ Guaranty State Bank of
H. P. Boyd
Matz
Edinburg
Kingsville
New Orleans
Houston Exchange
Milton Wins Great Auto Speed Classic
Tommy Milton driving a Frontenac won the 1921 international classic at Indianapolis, averaging 89.62 mph to claim the $20,000 purse and season championship before about 135,000 fans. Roscoe Sarles in a Duesenberg finished second with 88.61 mph, followed by Jules Ellingboe in a Frontenac, and Jimmy Murphy in a Duesenberg among the top finishers.
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Indianapolis
Tommy Milton
Frontenac
Ora Hiabe
Sunbeam
Eddie Miller
Albert Guyot
Duesenberg
Ira Vail
Leach Special
Bennie Hill
Ralph Mulford
Plan for 30 Year League Settlement in Upper Silesia
Paris reports a British suggested scheme to assign the plebiscite voters their respective communes to Poland and Germany while a special commission under the League of Nations would govern Upper Silesia for 30 years. After three decades the population would vote again to determine final control.
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United States
Germany
Harding
Association of Nations
Hague
Paris
Poland
League of Nations
Mexican Refugees Transit Through Laredo Trains
Two special trains carrying about one thousand Mexican refugees assembled in Dallas and Fort Worth arrived Wednesday and crossed into Mexico, continuing the organized repatriation effort through Laredo Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Mexico
American sailors wounded in Shanghai street clash
Twelve sailors from the flagship Huron were wounded in a Sunday street fight between American bluejackets and Japanese sailors in Shanghai. Two sailors suffered serious injuries.
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Shanghai
Huron
Ware's Baby Powder Said to Save Four Children
Mrs. R Ayres of Texla Texas credits Ware's Baby Powder with saving four of her five children from death. She says she has used it for fourteen years and trusts its liquid form given with sugar and water. The product sold for 60 cents and 1 20 per package through druggists with a Dr Ware booklet available from The Ware Chemical Co Dallas.
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R. Ayres
Texla
Texas
Ware
Dr. Ware
Ware Chemical CO
Dallas
No Cause for Alarm in London Child Home Scene
A fragment describes a girl speaking to her mother about fear of a bogey man while a father is downstairs in a London setting. The exchange notes reassurance from the mother that the child is safe. No further context or names provided.
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Punch
London
If You Have a Pain try Vader Balm
Adyv urges readers to use Vader-Balm for pain relief and warns against imitations, promoting the product as effective remedy and recommending keeping it on hand.
Fisherman's Chances in Rural Commerce
A Lamar Missouri Democrat column compares fishing to corn and oil markets, noting the contrast between big catches and the laborer who works all day yet returns empty handed and hungry. It emphasizes uneven rewards in rural livelihoods.
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Lamar
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