Have You A Cough What This Woman Says Is Vital Interest
Mrs Eliza Teer of Goshen Indiana reports a year long coughing illness with weight loss and family TB losses. She credits Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery for restoring strength and ending the deep coughing and backache. She notes improvement began early and remains grateful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Pierce
Pierces
Eliza Teer
Middlebury St
Pieres
Pref Bodt
Hair Groom Cream Promises Lasting Style At Low Cost
A drug store staple offers Hair Groom a greaseless, stainless combing cream that keeps unruly hair in place all day. It claims to give natural gloss and firmness without visible residue, absorbing into the scalp for a soft, plinkie, natural look.
Iowa Auxiliary Aids Many Relief Efforts Reaches Near Five Thousand
Iowa Auxiliary of the American Legion reports nearly 5000 spent on relief for disabled soldiers. Women's group, led by Mrs W A Quinn, funded care in town and in veterans hospitals, including radio concerts and hospital visits. The record notes the wide reach of welfare and hospital relief work across states.
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Iowa
The
American Legion
W. A. Quinn
Quinms
Tritent
Legion Honors Major W. W. Smith for Veterans Bureau Role
Marion Wolfen Walle Smith, a charter member of the American Legion, is appointed director of the United States Veterans Bureau. A former army captain in the sanitary corps, he helped establish a nationwide chain of 65 newspapers including the Come Back at White River Hospital as wartime morale outlets. Previously an assistant to the War Department’s secretary, he later served in the Quartermaster Corps before resigning and returning to civilian life.
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Nationsal Press
American Legion
Enange O
Smith
Quartermaster Corps
Kie
Madter Smith
Washington
Bern Fe Legansport
Persdimagedia
Schol
Dlamever
Drebauw
Julius Wiepkins
George Walloshinwten Laws
Barks From a Pup Tent
A wartime humor piece from The American Legion Weekly satirizes military life with quips about ranks, fatigue duty, and misused celebrations. It juxtaposes private and corporal views, notes dull drills, and hints at civilian life’s allure while poking fun at Croix de Guerre legends and military tradition.
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Namosa
BK. P
Reveille
France
American Legion
On the Funny Side Humane Human Difference Joke
A humorous exchange from Every body's Magazine features Jimmy asked to define humane and human. He reflects on a hungry dog grabbing candy and whether giving the dog the second piece makes one humane or throwing a stone makes one human.
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Jimmy
Everybody's Magazine
Smoke Signals Aid Lifesaving Efforts in Long Beach
Report describes life savers using a smoke bomb to signal approaching boats for rescues from the sea. It notes sea craft can reach a drowning person faster from offshore than from the shore through breakers. The piece ends with a light remark on cost and longer days.
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Long Beach
California
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Genuine Tablets
An advertisement urges buying only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with Bayer on the package or tablets. It cites twenty two years of safe use by millions for assorted pains and colds. Boxes of twelve cost a few cents. bottles of 24 and 100 are sold by pharmacists.
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Bayer
Haven't you stepped that poker game
A short exchange shows Cactus Joe insisting the poker game continues as an economic measure to offer work for Crimson Gulchers who are currently broke, reflecting local attitudes on jobs and resilience amid hardship.
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Cactus Joe
Crimson
Martian Inquiry Probes People Lying on Honour Streets
A fragment describes a Man from Mars asking about many people lying on honour streets. The terrestriat host explains they are victims of mietermantia, a mysterious condition causing apparent pain and deception.
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Mars
Mietermantia
Salad forks and a moonlit tomato tale
An out of town dinner plan uncovers missing salad forks borrowed from a neighbor. A child blurts a remark about taking them home, then a quirky note on jet first use, a blowfish inflation fact, and a stamp collecting queen. Moon heat ripens yermatoes, and TY numerals hint at old fetters.
Filers Prove Annoying Yet Earth-Drat It Keeps Pace
The article notes ongoing irritation from bureaucratic filers but highlights steady progress and persistence in the affected project. Key figures include project leaders and unnamed officials pushing through despite delays. Local institutions provide support, while timeframes remain uncertain.
Diplomat’s Toil Shields Quiet Intentions in Talks
A diplomat labors through conferences and conventions crafting courteous phrases to mask rough aims. The careful messaging aims to secure progress while avoiding direct confrontation.
Factories, Motorcars, and Motorcycles in the U S
A commentator cites figures from the Commerce Department saying 14,622,000 total motor vehicles exist worldwide with about 2,000,000 trucks. He notes roughly five of six cars operate in the United States and compares European motorcycle growth to U S trends.
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United States
Federal Department of Commerce
United States of America
Europe
Egyptian interest surges after Tut Ankh Amun affair
The Detroit Institute of Arts attendant notes a rush for Egyptian relief items after the Luxor affair. He says many visitors inquire about holdings and regret limited availability while citing increased reading of books and articles on ancient Egypt.
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Detroit Institute of Arts
Secarcely
Luxor
Sarcastic Spouse in Quarrel Sparks Sardonic Exchange
In a heated exchange Hob declares knowledge of his flaws and defects. His wife replies with a cutting retort highlighting his self-awareness in a sharp, wry moment.
Fragmented harsh dialogue about marital tension
Incoherent quotes describe a quarrel over a wife entering unexpectedly and anger escalation. The lines imply blame and apology but lack clear context or complete sentences.
Eight year old seeks self applied psychology to darken hair
A boy named Robert, eight, envies compliments on his flasen hair and asks his mother where to find a boon about self applied psychology. He hopes it will turn his hair black.
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Robert
Fragmentary excerpt with unclear context and names
The readable lines show a confused dialogue between characters including WKRathran and Gay, referencing a missing tooth and an odd sequence of phrases. The text lacks coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Gossip That Tells The Truth Causes Major Damage
A gossip claim, though truthful, spreads widely and harms reputations and relations. Community members report confusion as facts collide with rumors, prompting denials, clarifications, and calls for responsible communication.
Bits From an English Play Dialogue Quips
The Boston Transcript quotes a flirtatious exchange about marriage and motives. Acknowledging social expectations, the speakers joke that marriage can be a compliment to the first husband and that women seek self sacrifice from selfish men during social dinners.
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Boston Transcript
Not in the Family Incoherent Widow Remarks
Local dialogue shows Mrs Breawn and Mrs Pillbes arguing about illness and illness names. Mrs Brown counterclaims family tragedy involved a long illness and misattributed causes, with light conflict over household remedies and infection notions.
Tolerant Debate Over Intolerance Cited in Dialog
Dialogue excerpts show a clash on intolerance and tolerance with contrasting statements. The exchange highlights tension around how to respond to intolerance in individuals and society.
He Got the Job Joke About Book Orders
A bookseller tests a job applicant with a hypothetical customer request. The candidate says he would book the order and then order the missing book. The exchange highlights clever problem solving in a hiring scene.
Grief and the Cost of Choice on a Rough Road
People mourn as every decision costs a dollar in scarce moments. The softer road makes travel harder, testing resolve and endurance for those facing choices.
Killing Work
A staged exchange describes a death scene with an actress remarking that the moment when the character dies is terribly exhausting and the actress herself feels nearly dead at the moment of letting go.
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Mrs. Eliza Teeter
Tim Bee
American Legion News Service
Veterans’ Bureau
William Wolffe Smith
National Press Club Post
Maj. W. W. Smith
Koeses
Spohn
Spohn Medical Company
Amazon Products Co
Dept. A
Cleveland
Indianapolis Auto School
Capital Ave
Indianapolis
Goshen, Indiana
Patrick Carey
Saranac
N. Y
Jaques Capsule Co., Inc
Plattsburg, N. Y
Department of Housekeeping
Senator Sorghum
Washington Suir
Chesterti
Tomy
Itelena
Italy
GAC
cEens
Bellans
Veyance
Parker
Hais| Co
Sirst
Lear Chem
Patchowne
Dragogista
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchorcus
Czechoslovakia
Chemical Trade Journal
Carnegie
A Beverage
FOR
Postum Ceres Co., Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
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