How Two Women Escaped Operations
Public notice of Lydia E. Pinkham remedies via testimonials from Mrs. Wm. LockMan of St. Joseph Missouri and Mrs. Mary Mark of White Plains New York. Claims relief from gynecologic distress without surgery, urging readers to request the companys private text book.
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St.Joseph
Missouri
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. LockMan
N. 4Th St
St. Joseph, Mo
White Plains
N. Y
Lydia E
Lydia B. Pinkham
Handy Airman Aided In Storm Flight Between Paris and London
A French pilot carrying twelve passengers during a Channel crossing in a driving storm contacted an emergency station near Calais. A twelve minute delay followed while a new propeller was installed and motor trouble fixed, allowing the plane to resume its journey. Pilot Comte Henri de Perignon and all aboard were unharmed.
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Paris
London
Calais
Comte Henri de Perignon
Witty exchange over teeth and fate in a domestic moment
A man complains of toothache in a room with his pedantic aunt. He curses humanity for teeth, and she calmly notes that birth with teeth is exactly what happens, then resumes reading.
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Alfred
Why do you always buy your clothes on the installment plan
A Boston Evening Transcript quote questions buyers who rely on installment plans as sellers push goods meant to last only until all payments finish. The remark underscores consumer credit pressures and retailer tactics in early fashion markets.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Woodroe Bivd
Houston
Texas
After the Boat Ride Bashful Bunny and Dolly Exchange
A playful cartoon dialogue shows Bashful Bunny prompting Dolly for a kiss during a boat ride. Dolly shies then responds with a coy affirming moment. The scene emphasizes coy romance and light humor.
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Bunny
Miss Dolly
Dolly
Oscalation Sparks Kiss Echo In Washington Senate
A Talmadge girl visiting Washington was shown through the senate chamber when she leaned toward and kissed a handsome page. The tale circulated among young admirers who wish to imitate the movie star, reminding that kissing once boosted Captain Hobson of the Spanish war era.
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Talmadge
Washington
Senate
Captain Hobson
Washington Star
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for All
Diamond Dyes claim simple directions for dyeing or tinting worn fabrics at home. The ad says even beginners can refresh coats skirts waists draperies and more by choosing wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods without streaking fading or running.
Smokers on British Trains Draw Crowd in Women Carriages
Women now crowd the men’s compartments on British trains to smoke while traveling. Officials say the practice stems from women preferring to ride with men and light cigarettes during the journey.
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Scientific American
Lone Survivor Recalled After Wild Night at Sea
A lone sailor described as a wreck after a rough night at sea is joked about as likely having stumbled into a hidden bar. The remark highlights the tough conditions and rough humor surrounding seafaring life.
School Heads Seek Higher Pay in Texas Education Budget
Miss Annie Webb Blanton asks the Texas state board of control to include the state department of education budget in the education appropriation bill arguing the department functions as part of the system and should receive salaries on par with state colleges. She seeks raises to 5000 for the superintendent and higher salaries for top aides and high school supervisors.
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Austin
Tex
State Board of Control
Annie Webb Blanton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Department of Education
Miss Blanton
Department of Education
Board of Control
Harding appoints coal commission to study mines
President Harding announced a seven member coal commission led by John Hays Hammond to investigate the bituminous and anthracite fields and suggest legislation. Other members include former Vice President Marshall Judge Samuel Alschuler Clark Howell George Otis Smith Dr Edward T De Vine and Charles T Neill. The panel will meet in Washington within ten days to organize.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
John Hays Hammond
Marshall
Samuel Alschuler
Chicago
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Edward T. de Vine
New York City
Charles T. Neill
Bureau of Information
Southeastern Railways
White House
Sandy’s Prediction for Son’s Future Ends With Proviso
In Scotland, Sandy McIntosh builds a brick outhouse from inside while his son John brings dinner. As walls rise, John notes no door, and Sandy quips that John will be an architect, not a builder, highlighting a humorous future hope.
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Scotland
Sandy McIntosh
John
Sandy
Philadelphia Ledger
Tired of the Old Stuff Polyandrian Queen Demands New Novel
The Polyandrian queen rejects the same old stories and commands seven virgins to fetch a novel of one man and one woman daring to love. She seeks a risqué tale to break the tyranny of polyandrian convention and banality, as noted by the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Polyandrian Isles
Philadelphia Ledger
Record Low Death Rate in 1921 Across U S Regions
Washington reports the 1921 death rate at 11.7 per 1000, down from 13.1 in 1920, with infant mortality at 76 per 1000 and births at 24.3 per 1000. The registration areas total 70,425,000 people.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Loss of Life in Ontario Forest Fires At Cobalt
Provincial police identify 48 bodies recovered from the Northern Ontario forest blaze that swept last week. Property loss is estimated at up to 15 million dollars.
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Cobalt
Ont
Ontario
Supreme Court Grants Massachusetts Test of Maternity Law
The supreme court granted Massachusetts permission to test the constitutionality of the federal maternity law this week and ordered the case returned on January 2 1923.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
New 25-30 Year Government Bonds Sell Above Par
New York dealers offered the 25 to 30 year 4 percent government bonds on a when issued basis at 100.50 for a 100 dollar bond. This indicates strong demand as the issue trades above par.
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New York
Hatfield Sets World 500 Meters Record in England
English swimmer Jack Hatfield swam 500 meters in six minutes 46 1 5 seconds to break Norman Ross’s 1921 Chicago world record. The time surpassed the previous mark of six minutes 51 3 5 seconds and was achieved Tuesday in Middleborough England.
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Middleborough
England
Jack Hatfield
Norman Ross
Chicago
City of Honolulu Passengers Safe in Fractured Sailordeal
The veteran U S Army transport Thomas arrived in San Francisco with 261 passengers and crew members from the liner City of Honolulu which is drifting as a burned out hulk on sea lanes to the southwest.
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San Francisco
Thomas
City of Honolulu
Mohair Record Price Reported for Fall Crop in San Angelo
Oscar Appelt ranch owner of San Angelo, Texas receives a record price of 674 percent cents per pound for fall mohair, signaling strong demand in the Texan wool market.
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San Angelo
Tex
Oscar Appelt
Equitable Debtor Earns Courteous Mention
A Louisville Courier Journal exchange notes a man who settles debts with notable fairness. The remark humorously adds that he “pays no body,” highlighting unconventional lending culture themes.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
American People Make Their Own Laws
A compact reflection on how citizens shape governance through opinion and voluntary standards, suggesting informal rulemaking alongside formal statutes as a societal mechanism. The piece emphasizes collective agency in creating norms beyond official edicts.
There Are Some Things Better Said Than Done
A concise quip notes that lovemaking is a matter where actions should align with words, asserting practicality and honesty in intimate matters. The line contrasts idealism with actual experience, implying communication and consent matter.
World a Mystery
A playful exchange frames life as a humorously mysterious world. Bones adds a wry line about the narrow path many tread between humor and danger.
Woman Produces License From Stocking In Taxi Dispute
A tall young woman at Sev enth avenue and Thirteenth street in New York recounted a taxi dispute to an officer over traffic rules. The driver challenged her claim to hold a license and demanded proof. She lifted her skirt and produced the license from her stocking to settle the matter.
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Seventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
New York
Her Military Aunt
Mrs. Smallwaist forbids her maid Sarah from going out on Sunday until she spends the afternoon with her aunt Now her aunt has become a sergeant and has a striped coat Jackie appeals to allow the outing in a light domestic vignette from a Minneapolis Tribune item
Unpopular remark on suns in space by Jud Tunkins
Washington Star notes Comedian Jud Tunkins quips about suns in space being larger than ours and adds he feels no envy after a hot summer.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
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