Electric beds illuminate nervy lives in American design
A note on beds that light from beneath as an American invention for nervous people. The article also mentions eggs found in an elm trunk while being cut into planks, estimated to have rested there about a century.
Christmas Message from the Postmaster General
The postmaster general urges schoolchildren to mail Christmas parcels this week to ease year end rush. He asks families to wrap and address packages clearly with a number on the house and mail receptacle. Include a do not open until Christmas note and help improve mail service to save millions.
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Careful Mailing Lets Postal Service Move Faster
A public notice urges readers to correct and legible addresses for letters and parcels to ease postal delays. It explains impacts of misaddressed mail, emphasizes including full addresses, proper postage, and clear writing, and notes guidance from postmaster general Will Hays.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Will H. Hays
Musical instrument repairs and sales in city shops
An advertisement notes piano, organ, phonograph, or sewing machine repairs and sales offered by J. H. Brown at Brown's Music Store on Bank street. It mentions umbrella security in a New York store, 1914 prices at Mackie's store, new stock in black cake ingredients, and the Great Atlas Moth from India described with wide wings.
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J. H. Brown
Brown’s Music Store
Bank Street
Mackie
W. C. Mackie & Co
India
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