What Did the Doctor Mean
A humorous exchange quoted from the Philadelphia Inquirer. A wife asks about her husband troubled by buzzing in his eyes and the doctor suggests seaside rest. The reply imagines the wife offering to go instead, with a playful aside about a telescope and work at a safe distance.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Budapest Telephone News Service A Private Opera tion
The Budapest price is seven fifty yearly or paid quarterly for two receivers and full news service. Daily schedule includes time signals at 8 55 and 12 00, parliamentary and general news, stock quotes, weather, local items, and evening music with opera or theater options. The system is privately owned while the government runs the regular network.
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Hugary
Ministry of Ports and Telegraphs
Vienna
Berlin
Royal Opera
Oiling Roads Proves Practical in Dry Summer
The Rising Sun Farmington macadam road was temporarily top dressed with oil as an experiment. Ten barrels applied kept dust down and prevented the road’s top from blowing off. The oiling method has moved beyond experiment and become a major factor in road improvement.
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Farmington
Kentucky's Biggest Cornfield Spans Across Ohio River
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a vast cornfield stretching from Henderson through Evansville to the Green River, a continuous 6 000 to 7 000 acres with no other crops. It estimates over 300 000 bushels of grain will be raised despite high water fears and flood delays.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Henderson
Evanville
Green River
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Postum Pushes Coffee Away in Morning Health Note
A reader recounts switching from coffee to Postum after nervousness and fatigue. After initial trial failure, boiling fifteen minutes produced a rich flavor and health improvements. The writer vows to abandon regular coffee and keep using Postum, citing a calmer, healthier life.
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Ely
God’s Second Best Forgiveness and the Second Chance
In a Lafayette Avenue sermon Rev. G A Johnston Ross argues forgiveness includes restoration and a genuine second chance, exploring what it means to recover lost ground and the limits of divine repair. He cites Israel’s shift from a theocratic ideal to a human king as a test of forgiveness and God’s faithfulness to His name.
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G. A. Johnston Ross
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Ross
St. Columba’s Church
Cambridge
England
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
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John
Paul in Jerusalem Defeats Plot to Murder Him
The sermon outlines a Jewish plot to kill Paul in Jerusalem. God foils the conspiracy as Paul is kept safe, and the narrative leads to his journey toward Rome to bear witness for Christ. The text cites related scriptures and emphasizes divine protection over human schemes.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Rome
God
Caesar
Caesarea
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Festus
Agrippa
Druc
Bernice
Isa
Quaker Meditations Reflect on Art and Paths
A Philadelphia Record quotation notes different views on art and life. It contrasts a painter who believes he is the better half with a girl not painting being labeled artless, and comments on crooked natures seeking wider paths than the straight and narrow.
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Maudie
Philadelphia
Water is the germ terrain and a fortifying tonic
An advertisement argues that the germ prospers when the body is weak and urges guarding against illness with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It claims to boost vitality, lacks alcohol, lists ingredients, and states it is a legitimate medicine with many cures. It also mentions Perry Davis’ Painkiller as a long-standing remedy and ends with a proverb.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical Discovery
Cuticura touted as harmless after infant eats entire ointment box
A New York friend claims a three year old swallowed an entire box of Cuticura Ointment spread on graham crackers and was cured of a cold, used to claim the product is pure and harmless. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. promotes its safety for children and infants.
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Coffe
New York
Cuticura
Atlantic
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Borton. Mass
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promoted Cure Ad
An advertisement extolls Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for constipation and related diseases. It touts the product as a laxative and cathartic, implying strong health benefits with minimal side effects. The copy mentions miscellaneous old quotes and a blunt note about a widow’s house.
Hick's Caropine Relieves Cold and Feverishness
An old advertisement touts Hick's Caropine as the best remedy for aching feverishness and colds. It promises rapid liquid relief with immediate effect. Available in 10c, 25c, and 50c sizes at drug stores.
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