Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for Constipation in Children
A 47 year physician from Monticello Indiana promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle natural laxative for constipated children. It claims to regulate bowels with a single dose lasting weeks and often months between uses, being harmless and pleasant for even fussy kids. The ad urges purchase of a 60 cent bottle at general medicine retailers.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Til
Dr. Caldwell
Fletcher
Faustina Zappi Daughter of Carlo Mazzati and Poet
Faustina Zappi born 1668 daughter of painter Carlo Mazzati and wife of Gambatista Zappi. She lived mainly in Rome where she enjoyed composing poetry and sonnets praised as very fine.
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Faustina Zappi
Carlo Mazzati
Gambatista Zappi
Faustina
Rome
Prince of Wales visit spurs African sightseeing fad
Africa sightseeing becomes a late fad as a 400 tourist party forms for a route off the beaten path. The trip will visit places that played a major role in the Boer War, offering historic sites away from standard routes.
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Africa
Prince of Wales
Carter's Little Liver Pills Backed By NYC Man
Mr. ine A. Perry of New York City says Carter's Little Liver Pills cured his bad breath and stomach trouble from a sour stomach. The pills relieve constipation headaches and indigestion and gently purge the system. Sold at all drug stores.
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Carter
Ine A. Perry
New York City
Village Style Homes Define American Suburban Planning
The text discusses the rise of village concepts in domestic architecture as builders seek new forms. It notes builders and buyers favor communities with a unified architectural style, such as French or Italian villages, to foster a sense of community beyond city limits and to avoid disjointed neighboring houses without a cohesive plan.
Wise city growth needs careful planning
The Newcastle Courier notes that growth brings opportunity but also congestion and longer commutes. It argues that a city expanding must balance gains with wiser planning to soften hardships and maintain livability.
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Newcastle
Ind
Artistic Road Signs From Colonial Days Demand Revival
Colonial era roadside signs were crafted with care and pride to guide travelers and label roadhouses. Modern town beautification programs promote signs that harmonize with English architecture, encouraging communities to adopt similarly styled lettering and design to enhance local charm.
Build for Beauty on a Street of Artistic Homes
A discussion on how a street with multiple houses styled as artful residences enhances a community. Individual homes may be beautiful, but a block of artistic architecture creates a stronger collective aesthetic and livability, outweighing minor cost savings from monotone exterior plans.
Gayety on Broadway Recalled as Lacking Spontaneity
O C McIntyre writes in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan that the glamorous Gay White Way evokes a derelict merry‑go‑round with peeling paint. He contrasts lights and jazz with missing happiness, noting greater joy in one quiet country cottage than in Broadway’s bustle.
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Broadway
O. C. McIntyre
Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
South Carolina Legion Names Rick McIver 1925 Commander
E Rick McIver of Florence was elected 1925 commander of the South Carolina department of the American Legion on July 4 1924. A former Florence police chief since 1921 he is a Clemson graduate who served as a World War I captain with the 105th ammunition train. He is also a farmer and former track captain known for steady leadership.
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American Legionnaires of
South Carolina
Rick McIver
Florence
Department of the Legion
Rick Mcelver
Rick Melver
McIver
Clemson Agricultural and Mechanical College
A. F
Rick
Second
South Carolina Infantry
France
Meiver
Education Week Set for November 16 to 22
National Education Week will be observed across the United States from November 16 through 22, 1925, announced by the American Legion headquarters in Indianapolis. The event is coordinated with the National Education Association and the U.S. Bureau of Education and includes days for Constitution, patriotism, schools and teachers, thrift, know your school, community health, and God and country. President Coolidge praised the effort, saying the civilization’s need is the teachers’ need.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
National Education Association
United States Bureau of Education
Legion
Coolidge
Requests Purchase of Historic Billop House
The American Legion post of Staten Island asks Mayor Hylan to buy Old Billop House at Tottenville for a public park. Built in 1668 it hosted the first postwar peace talks with Franklin Adams and Lord Howe meeting there to settle terms. Opponents argue owner Christopher Billop was a Tory active in the Revolution.
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City of
New York
Billop
Tottenville
N. Y
Hylan
American Legion
Staten Island
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Lord Howe
Billop House
Christopher Billop
The Kitchen Cabinet From 1926 Food Notes
A compact guide to sauces and cookery basics. It explains sauce foundations from white to brown, stock bases, and flavoring herbs, with practical recipes for Lemon Catsup Beef Goulash Potato Soup Chestnut Cakes and a method to make cream cheese.
Oldest Games Jokes Echo Teenage Ambition
A brief quip contrasts age with attitude as a playful line about how someone attempts to appear older or more mature than their years. The exchange highlights humor in aging perceptions without naming individuals or settings.
Cuticura Offers Relief for Itching Scalp
Advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment for soothing spots of dandruff and itching with nightly rubbing, followed by Cuticura Soap shampoo with hot water. Urges daily use for clear skin and soft hands. Mentions Japanese goldfish cultivators using open-air ponds and American hobbyists using outdoor systems.
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America
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