Its Sort. Eye Den Affair in Marriage Choice
A wry remark notes that the man chose his wife for her eyes, calling the marriage an eye den affair. The line rings with playful wordplay on eye and Eden.
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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
3
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promises Skin Freshening
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products including Taicum Powder, Soap and Ointment for skin and baby care. It highlights the powder as antiseptic, scented, economical and convenient, with claims of aiding freshness and general beauty.
Unrest Echoes Through Grimy Hours in Short Dialogue
A terse exchange reveals strain as a worker complains of long hours in a dusty setting. The man insists he works at least high-tech hours a day while his wife cleans and he moves furniture, highlighting domestic burden during tense times.
Red Cross Ball Blue Bleaching Advice and Branding
The ad notes no ugly streaks with Red Cross Ball Blue when used, praising bluing for good results. It claims all grocers carry it and appeals to men as morally superior, with most being decent and better than others.
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Red Cross
The Most Dangerous of All Diseases Adverts
An old health ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming kidney trouble signs require urgent help. It urges. nervousness dizziness back pain indicate kidney failure and promises relief or money back. The copy stresses imported Haarlem Oil in sealed packages and urges purchase at drug stores.
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Haarlem
Z Bhs
Holland
Ghostly Visitor Leads to Treasure in New Brunswick Camp
Two men camping in wild country awoke to a figure in eighteenth century dress who directed them to seek bones above the camp. Dawn revealed a cave entrance with a 30 skeleton wearing a gold ring and nearby books dated 1059 to 1685. The men dug up a buried treasure noted in a manuscript and claimed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Osure
Chey
Qn the Links Laughs and Grins Amid Poor Play
In a brisk exchange on the golf course, Qn voices annoyance at his endings while Dubb jokes about his perpetual grin. Gubb counters with a taunt that he never loses his smile, highlighting a lighthearted moment between players.
Dry Dock on Land Above Water Level in Sweden
A dry dock under construction by a launcher concern at Ljusne Sweden sits dry on land above sea level. The 828 foot long facility will serve freight carriers of 4 000 dead weight tons entering via a lock fed by a waterpower canal from the Ljusne river. Water filling and emptying occur by gravity without pumps, promising greatly reduced docking costs.
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Ljaene
Sweden
Ljusne
Popular Mechanics
No Cards in the House Truant Note and Response
A fourth grade teacher suspects Fred is truant from frequent absences and writes to his parents. The reply claims no car at home and cites church involvement, suggesting parental concern over attendance and a lack of transportation. The exchange highlights early 20th century school life and community responses to truancy.
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Fred
Wim
Dore Beecher
Her Changes Pique Over Dogmatic Wife Line
A fragment notes a witty exchange about a wife’s stance on style and modernity. The remark contrasts traditional dogma with a jab about Pomeranian pupa and automation, reflecting a playful, cryptic social comment.
Hoosier State Happenings and Big Ten Schedules
Indiana and Purdue resume athletic relations with a football game set for Lafayette on November 20 amid a dense Indiana Society of Chicago meeting. The gathering highlighted a busy interconference schedule for 1920 and the selection of Denby for president and Barnhart for vice president, with multiple Hoosier figures present.
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Indiana University
Purdue University
Lafayette
Tilini
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Purdue
Michigan
Tndiana
Edwin Denby
Marines
Ohio
Henry A. Barnharrt
Rochester
Fulton County
Indiana
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State Fish and Game Department
State Conservation Commission
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Ten Cent
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Indianapolis
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Bunch
Muncie
Horace Murphy
Delaware County
Chapuncey Stillson
Elmer Gentry
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J. L. Doerr
Pennsylvania Railroad Coal Committee
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Thee Onsen
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I T. Miller
Setlay
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Six Deaths in Chicago From Influenza Bulletin Says
The weekly health department bulletin reports six Chicago deaths last week from influenza. Experts warn that a new epidemic could arise with colder weather. Preventive measures include avoiding close face-to-face exposure and using Turpo as directed, though it is not a cure.
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Health Department
Chicago
W. A. Evans
Health Authority
Brady
Pia
Just a Family Row
A night at about 11 o'clock a person armed with a poker and flashlight responded to a peculiar sound at the foot of the stairs. On rounding the stairway curve the parrot escaped its cage and a struggle ensued with a cockatiel-like opponent.
Hall's Catarhal Deafness Cure Claims
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local remedies and must be treated constitutionally. It promotes Hall’s Catarh Deifticine via blood action on mucous surfaces, offering one hundred dollars for any cure failing and directing readers to B J Cheney Co of Toledo, Ontario.
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Ball
Capital in British Fisheries Investment Boom
Capital in British fisheries runs into hundreds of millions, with estimates from 500 million to 1 billion dollars. Analysts foresee a dramatic rise in annual catch from 24 million hundredweight to about 40 million hundredweight within months.
Green's August Flower Promises Digestive Relief
Purports to ease constipation and related ailments with a gentle laxative formula named Green's August Flower. Claims regulate digestion, cleanse the stomach and liver, and improve blood quality. marketed as a sovereign remedy in households worldwide for indigestion nervous dyspepsia and related complaints. Sold by druggists everywhere. advertise to try a bounds with no substitute.
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Green
The Planter's Hair Delicate Gag Exchange
A humorous exchange about a boy named Paderetwski who began piano at a very young age. Patrice quips that he could not have had enough hair then to play well, dismissing the delicate joke with a light remark.
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Patience
Paderetwski
Patrice
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