Ancient myths and spring rites across cultures unfold
The piece traces Osiris legends in ancient Egypt and Easter origins in Germanic and European traditions. It notes egg and hare symbols, Buddha legends, and Indian and Peruvian spring rites, linking them to renewal and humanity’s enduring aspirations. It also mentions practical dairy barn design and ventilation details for efficient winter operation.
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Osiris
Heyptians
Garth
The
Nile
Eastre
Bpring
Europe
Inda
Buddha
Asia Minor
Egypt
Rugsid
Balkans
Sicily
Hanter
Undersea Bases Feasible Says Expert on Submarine Supply
An American Builder interview cites a Stalin aide claiming Germany could use submerged supply stations along the English coast. The plan envisions large submarines with diving compartments, airtight food packaging, and air intake flues to maintain operations. Supply ships would replenish via fast torpedo boats, allowing submarines to raid English commerce.
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Germany
Simon
Stalin
Merce
Poat
Enaberman
Activi
Briceport
Conn
New, York
Resinol Soothes Itching and Eruptions Quickly
An advertisement extols Resinol ointment and Resinol soap for fast relief from eczema and other skin eruptions. Claims include instant itching relief and rapid disappearance of eruptions. Also mentions sale by druggists.
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Adv
Easter Thoughts On Faith Hope And Resurrection
Easter Sunday reflection from The Congregationalist praising Christ risen and the impact on human hope amid loss loneliness and suffering. It honors those imprisoned ill and displaced, notes disasters and the universal longing for peace and divine restoration.
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Christ
Westowe
Otz
Congregationalist
William A Radford Offers Free Farm Building Advice
The notice promotes William A Radford as a top authority on farm building topics. He invites readers to send in inquiries with a two cent reply stamp and outlines examples of a farm storage barn and dairy stable design with a silo and corn crib.
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William A. Radford
William A.—Radford
Prairie
Chicago
Jil
Bald Caller Puffs Cigar at Teller in Odd Exchange
A disheveled caller at a teller’s window, noticeably bald with a fringe, smiles slyly and offers a fat cigar to the amused teller after a freely imbibed day. The teller accepts the lighthearted gesture, remarking that anyone as bald deserves a treat.
Vicar Rectifies Mixed Up Church Marriages
A verger bursts in with news that two couples were wrongly wed by a curate. The vicar decides to reassemble at the church and learns the brides and grooms wish to remain as they are, proceeding to end the confusion.
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Cleryman
Dorothy Promises Votes Will Help Teachers
In a Sunday Magazine tale a young girl Dorothy, inspired by her saffragette mother, comforts her crying teacher after a school board note delays a promised raise. She pledges that once women win the vote they will fix such injustices.
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Dorothy
Dorothy Retur
The
Sunday Magazine
Senges Of Regret and a Nation’s Song
A fragment from a dialogue about Russian vodka policy and language offers a glimpse of a broader debate. The exchange touches on national identity, culture, and the urge for improvement amid political talk and artistic expression.
Free Advice to Sick Women From Lydia E. Pinkham Co
Women with female illnesses are urged to write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice from a female correspondence department. No testimonials are published without consent. The firm offers a free 80 page text book by mail to any woman seeking information.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Humorous Snippets Ranging From Flying Machines to Misreadings
A collection of light vignettes and jokes including Uncle Rastus debating flight vs birds, a salesman’s pushy prepositions, Dr. Metzler quelling a heckler, and a comic exchange about a traveler asking where he is in Charlie Knoll's pasture, all drawn from Every body's Magazine.
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Rastus
Dinah
Uncle Rastus
Fitz Metzler
University of Heidelberg
Denver
Gustave
Charlie’ Knoll’s Pasture
Harry Atwood
St. Louis
New York
N. Y
Atwood
Charlie Knoll
Untitled Fragments Describe City News Scene
A fragmentary report mentions a man rushing a growler and other unclear notes about local events. The readable text provides limited details and names, leaving the exact story and entities uncertain.
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Teene Ennsiis
Tagls
Charlie Wilson
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Saelt
Dean
Asbury
Moscow
Idaho
Doan’s
Doan
Milburn, CO
Buffalo
Gani
Cura Carter
Carters
Salt Lake City, No
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BO Meis
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Normanship Agity
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2. L. Douglas
Brockton, Bass
Cousiss
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