Raleigh Revue Promises Fragrant Pipe Tasting Ad
An old friend speaks frankly about a new or altered pipe and Sir Walter Raleigh’s preferred blend. The ad boasts milder, fuller Burley flavor and invites listeners to tune in daily on WEAF from 10100 to 11:00 p m New York Time.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Walter
Burley
New York
WEAF
N. B.C
Norse Up-Helly-A Parade Lights 800 Torches in Lerwick
In Lerwick Scotland the Up-Helly-A festival drew twenty eight guisers with bands and a 23 strong lifeboat unit. Torches numbered eight hundred were lit as the Norse galley replica moved through the streets and a bonfire lit the ship amid Hardy Norseman sounds.
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Scotland
Lerwick
Shetland
Origins of Memorial Day A 19th Century Observance
A historian cites Civil War grief after Lincolns death as the seed of Memorial Day while tracing early observances across states from 1861 to 1868. The movement accelerates with Union veterans led by Gen John A Logan issuing Order No 11 to honor fallen soldiers with flowers and garlands, culminating in Arlington ceremonies.
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Abraham Lincoln
Liberty Magazine
Repub Mc
Warrentown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joseph Johnston
Montgomery
Ala
Fredericksburg
Camden
Ark
Up North
Columbus
Miss
New York
Francis
Miles Finch
Ithaca
N. Y
Decatur
Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Logan
Mlinois
Washington
Richmond
Charles L. Wilson
Chicago
Logan
United States
Old Willard Hotel
N. P. Chipman
Arlington
Arlington National Cemetery
Bull Run
Rappahannock
James A. Garfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Monument Cemetery
Philadelphia
Roger A. Pryor
Devil’s Vaccination Drive in New Guinea
British authorities in New Guinea finally convinced natives to accept smallpox vaccination by invoking a chilling tale. Sir Herbert Murray pressured chiefs with a myth of a coming black devil, persuading thousands to seek government vaccination at clinics.
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New Guinea
Sir Herbert Murray
California Fig Syrup Sells For Children’s Health
A San Antonio mother praises California Fig Syrup after a rough intestinal flu left her daughter weak and inactive. The product is described as a gentle vegetable laxative that regulates the stomach and bowels and strengthens internal tone, with over 50 years of physician endorsement and four million bottles sold annually.
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Connie
H. W. Turnage
Cadwalder St
San An _tonio
Texas
California
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Dornberg and Ebern Residents Benefit from Tax Free Status
Dornberg in Baden shares tax free status with Franconian town Ebern. Ebern residents pay no taxes and receive about 60 marks yearly from the city. Dornberg owns large forests generating revenue so no local taxes have been assessed for years. Each citizen gets 81 cubic meters of firewood and 100 wooden ties annually.
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Dornberg
Baden
Ebern
Best Oil for Sewing Machines Warned by Repair Men
Repair experts urge use of 3 in One oil as the only superior choice for sewing machines and household appliances. They claim most repairs result from poor lubrication and promote 8 in One Oil as a close, affordable alternative, sold in 15 and 30 cent packages with a red 3 in One trademark.
Emerald Eyes Inspire Spanish Song Praise
Longfellow notes that Spanish people greatly admire emerald eyes and celebrate them in song, highlighting a cultural ideal of beauty.
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Longfellow
Brave Saskatchewan children defend home from lynx
Eight year old Robert A Mortenson and five year old sister from Warmley Saskatchewan chased off a lynx attacking their sister. The boy used a bow and arrow to strike the animal, which fled into the brush after the arrow hit home.
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Robert A. Mortenson
Warmley
Saskatchewan
Tired Woman Finds Relief with Vegetable Compound
Mrs Henry of St Paul Minnesota says she was exhausted and had palpitations before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She took it three times daily and now feels like a young woman. Neighbors noticed improvement and she offers to write to any woman seeking help.
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St. Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
King H. C. Henry
Fuller Ave
St. Paul, Minnesota
Old bachelors are women's rights and widowers are women's lefts
A concise witty saying contrasts social roles, presenting old bachelors as proponents of women's rights and widowers as defenders of women's lefts, in a compact, provocative phrasing.
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