Catarrh Cure Proposed As Constitutional Treatment
There is more Catarrh J in this section than all other diseases put together and until recent years was thought incurable. Science shows catarrh is constitutional. Mall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional remedy, taken internally. They offer $100 for any case it fails to cure. Sold by all druggists 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Mall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Oho
Ohio
Hall
Figures of Speech Turned to Facts
A reflection on how phrases used metaphorically can become literal truths. It imagines scenes where common expressions spur shocking, unintended reality from consequences like a man bursting in with straw hair and a knife, or a woman screaming for her doll.
Unclear Phrase Sparks Headline Confusion in London News
Fragmentary text hints at a reference to decapitation in a garden and a mock remark about Uncle Joseph losing his head over the affair. No clear facts or identifiable entities beyond London News context.
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Joseph
London News
Alaska Gold Outlook: Placer Deposits to Last a Thousand Years
Falcom Joslin predicts Alaska's placer mining will endure for a thousand years with vast, high grade gravels currently yielding three to ten dollars per cubic yard. He notes most of Alaska is gold bearing, with potential along a 2000 mile corridor from Ketchikan to Nome, and envisions larger gravels once transportation improves.
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Alaska
Falcom Joslin
Mr. Joslin
California
Geological Survey
Ketchikan
Hains
Nome
London teacher invited girls for Saturday visits
A London school teacher repeatedly invited two unhappy girls to spend Saturday afternoons at her home. A settlement worker praised the mother’s sacrifice for the children’s moral education, but the mother dismissed such praise, hinting the arrangement was for companionship or benefit.
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London Telegraph
Complex English Vocabulary Fragments from 1920s Text
A truncated OCR fragment discusses the Use of English with reference to the vast 80,000 word lexicon and its availability for conversation and purposes. The passage is incomplete and does not provide a coherent event or clear subject beyond general commentary on language use.
Quotations reveal wit and social quirks in era to note
A collage of dated quotes from major papers shows sharp, humorous takes on economy, language, love, and formality. The snippets contrast careful word use, fiscal bluntness, literary observation, and courtship etiquette in early 20th century American press voices.
Food For Indigestion
Young doctor after the departure of dinner guests remarks that the party was a great success while his wife comments she chose the richest food she could think of. The exchange highlights social dinner etiquette and domestic humor.
McIntire Named Promising Chemistry and Science Graduate
Mr Ralph Davis McIntire a Wooster graduate with Sc B cum laude and MSc is recommended as a young man of highest character and superior ability. He has two years in laboratory work six years study in chemistry and five years in mathematics and physics beyond high school. He is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Ransom Harvey JR
Shurtleff College
Upper Alton
Illinois
Brown University
University of Missouri
Harvey
Ralph Davis McIntire
University of Wooster
American Association For the Advancement of Science
McIntire
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