Postage stamps list and publisher quote mixed text
A catalog of United States postage stamp denominations and portraits is presented, including inaugural issues and commemoratives. The text also includes a quoted remark from publisher George Doran about novels growing more passionate and a student list of essays on love and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office
Nathan Hale
Benjamin Franklin
Warren QG
Harding
George Washington
Red Cross
Abraham Lincoln
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
James A. Griefield
William McKinley
Ulysses
Grant
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Rutherford B. Hayes
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Statue of Liberty
Woodrow Wilson
Golden Gate
Niagara Falls
Arlington Amphitheater
Lincoln Memorial
United States Capitol
United States
United
Brown
George Doran
Indictments on Bridge Play From Psychiatric Views
Dr Alfred Adler labels ardent bridge playing a cause of inferiority complexes while Dr Maurice Lehon notes higher elderly fatalities linked to the game. Mathematicians claim a perfect bridge hand occurs once in 40,000,600,000 deals, yet perfect bands are reportedly seen weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Adler
Maurice Lehon
Mrs Martha Ulrich Credits Dr Pierce’s Medicines
Mrs Martha Ulrich of Route 1 reports months of liver and stomach trouble with a painful side lump and bloating. She says Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets restored her health and she recommends others seek free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Citate in Buffalo, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Buffalo
The Last Laugh: Cantor Gives Seats to Undertaker
Eddie Cantor, in front of a sold out theater, offers two seats to a disappointed couple. The little man accepts and, pleased, gives his card, hoping to repay Cantor someday. the card reveals the man is an undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Capper
Musterole Wartime Ad Promotes Counterirritant Ointment
An old Musterole advertisement extols a counterirritant ointment for muscular rheumatic pains and lumbago. It claims warming action to penetrate, draw out infection and pain, and urges hourly application for five hours. It notes wide use, doctor and nurse recommendations, and a milderChildren version.
Precaution Roddie Looks for Phil's Last Name
A young boy named Roddie accompanies his brother Phil to Sunday school for the first time. He worries about sharing Phil's last name if asked by teachers or classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddie
Phil
Marriage Meaning Through a Woman's Eyes Quoted
A brief dialogue highlights differing views on marriage. Mrs Diggs-John asks what marriage means to a woman while Mr Diggs responds with a cynical note about constant new expenses, reflecting a social caricature from the New Bedford Standard.
Health Advertisement for Dr. Pierce’s Pellets
An ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy to regulate liver bowels and stomach. The notice ends with a sales claim and a closing line about finding a good looking glass.
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Dr. Pierce
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Landes Tractor & Equipment Co
Salt Lake City
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Spere
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NEW Vice
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Finney
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Cree & Chatley
Palm Springs
Califfornia
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