Wagon-Load of Physics: Milks Emulsion Vowed Cure
InNovember 1920 a reader describes chronic bowel trouble and fever from purgatives in malaria country. After using Milks Emulsion regularly the writer reports relief, weight gain, and appetite return. He endorses the medicine and notes store sales and customer recommendations. The Globe Mercantile Co. of Greenway Arkansas endorses the product. Sold by all druggists with satisfaction guarantee from The Milks Emulsion Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cluck
Mgr
Globe Mercantile Co
Greenway
Ark
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Count Lemuel Bolles Recalls Paris Banquet Whimsy
Former national commander of the American Legion recounts a Paris banquet joke about a surgeon who cut off a soldier's arm and certified him unfit. Headquarters asks why unfit, surgeon says because he had one arm. Then asks how you know, and the surgeon replies I counted it.
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Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
New York
Paris
Doris
Jim
Waterman
Rollin
Canada Forest Area and Timber Accessibility
Canada possesses a total forest area of 1,200,000 square miles, but only 88 percent currently carries timber of merchantable size. Much of this timber is accessible now or is unlikely to become accessible for many years.
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Canada
Entangled Affections Test Friendship and Love
Doris feels betrayed by Jim Stanley after Waterman secretly arranges a marriage with Doris and Rollin. Jim announces his retirement from the street life and transfers his stake to Waterman, prompting Doris and Rollin to confront a hidden gamble of loyalties. Stanley reels from defeat as he plans a swift exit.
Wealthy NY man plans marriage bid as coin toss decides
Jim Stanley and Rollin Waterman compete for Doris Colby while Nina Morgan, Waterman’s secretary and lover, schemes to expose Stanley. Nina accuses Stanley of duplicity, Doris wavers between the two men, and a heartbreaking twist leaves Doris torn over her true love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stanley
New York
Rollin Waterman
Doris Colby
Stanley
Waterman
Nina Morgan
Nina
Doris
Waterman faces a mounting moral crisis and a torn engagement
Waterman has deceived Jim Stanley for years and fears exposure as the moral line erodes. Doris confronts a shocking accusation about Jim told by a stranger, and Waterman pleads for a chance to defend him before the truth tears apart his pact with Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Jim Stanley
Stanley
Les
Nina
Colby House
Doris
Colby
Jim
Ancient Ceremony of Blessing the Waters
A historic Greek church ceremony marks the first winter season with a formal water blessing. Preparations begin the day before, a straw carpet leads from the church to the quay, and the cold riverfront becomes a festive scene with national dress, horse adornments, and car decor.
Traveling Book Inspires Poems for the Road
A brief excerpt extols poetry as ideal travel companion. Aldous Huxley praises poetry for self contained, complete pages and lets travelers recite by heart during rests from labor on the road.
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Aldous Huxley
Twin Coincidence Marriages And Twin Births Stun Capper’s Weekly
Mary and Jane sisters married June 12 1924 to John and Bill brothers. On December 25 1927 twins born to Mary and John and to Jane and Bill. Baby boys weighed 744 pounds each, heavier than their sisters. girls’ weights differed by one half pound.
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Mary
Jane
John
Bill
Capper's Weekly
Airy Fancy We Suppose Aviators Wives Search Air Pockets
A Ladies' Home Journal note muses on aviators' wives seeking pockets of air within flights, blending light humor with wartime era aviation imagery.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Liver Powder Promises Easier Treatment for Anemia
Doctors may prescribe half a pound of liver daily and rely on patient compliance. A European process condenses one pound of beef and calf meat into five vials of powder with the same curative elements, aiding vitality in pernicious anemia patients where regular consumption of liver is hard.
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Europe
For Your Clothes by Mae Mardin
Do not envy others. learn the secret of staying stylish on less. Diamond Dyes offer perfect, fadeless results with easy use and lasting color. The ad promotes a color guide book Color Craft free by mail from Mac Martin, Diamond Dyes, Burlington Vermont.
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Mac Martin
Dept
F-148
Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Vermont
Noise Reduction Plan Aims to Save Worker Efficiency
Dr. Hiram Percy Maxim, a lieutenant commander in the U S Naval Reserve, reports noise cuts worker efficiency by 100 percent and outlines plans to silence riveters, subways, and machinery. Dogs digest bones easily due to higher stomach acidity than humans.
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Hiram Percy Maxim
United States Naval Reserve
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