Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure
An advertisement claims cold sufferers can prevent recurrences with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It states the medicine cleanses the system, acts on the blood, and promises a $10,000 reward if it fails to cure catarrh, with testimonials and a Toledo based company blessing.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
The Self-Deceiving Man Folly and Face Readings
Ford's Weekly cautions that secret drinking and public reeling reveal character. Dishonest acts by butcher, grocer, merchant, lawyer, and worker betray the self deceived heart. The fox like expression and lines of the face expose persistent malefactors to all observers.
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Ford’s Weekly
Waits 50 Years To Wed Now Seeks Divorce
Chicago Dispatch notes Mrs. Louis Schubert aged 74 seeks divorce from her husband of 50 years. She married him on May 3 after a childhood romance with Louis, but cites his daily walks and insistence that she accompany him as the reason to end the marriage. She recalls past conduct she disliked since youth.
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Chicago Dispatch
Louis Schubert
Louis
Schubert
Small Stucco Home Aims for Comfort and Value
William A. Radford explains a compact brick and stucco story and a half house designed for small families. It features a large front porch, a wide reception hall, a spacious living room with fireplace, dining room, and two bedrooms with a sewing alcove. The design emphasizes daylight, ventilation, built in labor saving features, and economical construction to meet growing demand for affordable homes.
Bosphorus Spring Beauty Inspires Nostalgic Muse
Susan E. Wallace recalls the Bosphorus landscape in early spring with pink Judas trees in bloom and redolent scents. Terraced hills overlook the water as pigeons fill cypress groves and palaces, pavilions, fountains, and cedar villas rise along the shore.
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Bosphorus
Damascus
Susan E. Wallace
Tug Question
Jimmie and his father observe a tug pulling a large ship near the river mouth. The tug emits shrill siren cries, and when its siren screeches unexpectedly, Jimmie bursts into tears, crying that the big ship is pulling the little steamboat and making it scream. The father asks why, and Jimmie voices his distress.
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Jimmie
Mixed Money Sparks Scandal Gossip Says Birmingham Age Herald
The Birmingham Age Herald notes money in a scandal fuels chatter and public interest with open talk and heightened scrutiny as a major divorce case unfolds.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Language as Armory of the Mind and Past Trophies
A compact meditation on language as the mind's weapon and trophy chest, linking speech to memory and future conquest, with the exclamatory tag Coton suggesting a classroom or rally note.
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Coton
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