These Permanent Waves
Molly proclaims she has had a permanent wave while Cordelia jokes about radio, reflecting light gossip or domestic humor between two characters.
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Molly
Cordelia
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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
6
Air like wine quote sparks tense exchange
A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet captures a heated moment with the remark Air like wine followed by a sharp reply shut up. Do you want to get us arrested. The fragment hints at a confrontation or public disturbance but provides limited context.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Swamp Root Urges Kidney Health For Women
An appeal to women highlights kidney and bladder disease risks and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. The ad claims many readers get samples by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co and notes drugstores carry larger bottles. A stray line mentions good night kisses under farewell performances.
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Kilmer
Paris Marriage Club for Green Ribbon Seekers
In Paris a group of midinettes formed a marriage club amid surplus bachelors. Members wear green ribbons to signal serious intent, while men must observe forgotten rules and meet a potential bride several times before approaching. First meeting discussed numbered rankings and medical checks, though dances and outings are planned to foster matches.
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Paris
France
St. Patrick's
Plan for Old Boys College at Oxford Proposed
A proposal suggests establishing an adults college at Oxford to serve extended education for mature students and those who began studies in extension programs. It would echo Ruskin College, offering refuge for external activities and a path to complete lifelong learning.
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London
Oxford
Thames
Engish University
Ruskin College
College Raises Drug Herbs at University of Washington
Seattle report notes the University of Washington College of Forestry department grows drug herbs as part of its program.
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Seattle
Wash
College of Forestry
University of Washington
Pranks and Fortunes From Wartime Mark Turbulence
A Berlin feature outlines how the weak mark can aid or ruin fortunes. Selmar Meyrowitz pays heavy Czech fines for cigarettes and ends with a small kronen rebate. Bochum miner Bagenski becomes a multimillionaire in marks from a late brother’s US estate. A Berlin dancehall habitué inherits 70 million marks from an elderly American donor who dies in Westphalia, plus jewelry and foreign currency.
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Selmar Meyrowirtz
Berlin
Meyrowitz
Marienbad
Bochum
Bagenski
St. Louis
United States
Germany
Westphalia
Earth
Boniface Runs Jail In Vermont Hotel Jail Entrance Stands Grim
In Newfane Vermont the Windham County hotel doubles as a county jail with H. B. Osborne serving as both host and jailer. A steel door to the jail contrasts the welcoming lobby, illustrating the twofold duties he performs daily. Domestic coal mining figures are cited as 70000000 to 990000000 tons annually.
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Newfane
Windham County Hotel
H. B. Osborne
Reassuring Note on George Joining Red Cross
A nervous friend hears a reassuring sentiment about George now driving with the Red Cross. He is learning first aid and knows hospital locations, offering safety and calm amid wartime concerns.
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George
Red Cross
London
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple directions for dyeing or tinting faded garments. It claims no streaking fading or running and urges buyers to tell the druggist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed to ensure perfect home dyeing even for beginners.
First Gentleman Heat Fades in Silent Debate
A clipped exchange shows a pair of speakers, one defiant to outside opinion and the other dismissive, as they argue over influence and attention in a public or formal setting. The dialogue hints at resistance to popular sentiment and the value placed on reason.
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United States Forest Service
Stop the Pain with Cole Carbolizalves Ad
A vintage advertisement promises rapid burn or cut relief using Cole's Carbolizalves. It claims quick healing without scars and offers 30c prices or 0c by mail order from The J. W. Cole Co., Rockford Illinois.
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Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford, Ill
Confidences for corn lovers in harvest season
Advice hints for lovers of early sweet corn. The first hundred ears prove the toughest, a saying attributed to life and farming lore.
Los Angeles Man Buys Church to Cuss in Venice Beach
Henry Singer arrived in Venice from New York with 230000 dollars in cash and bought a church so he could have a place to cuss. His wife testified in Judge Hahn's court defending Ben Letter’s suit on a 1500 dollar note. Singer was declared incompetent and his wife acts as guardian.
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Los Angeles
Henry Singer
Venice
New York
Hahn
Ben Letter
Singer
Farmer F Peel Sets Potatoes World Record in London
A farmer named F Peel reportedly weighs 324 pounds 6 ounces of potatoes in London, grown from one pound of seed, witnessed by a large crowd as a world record claim.
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London
Lkton
F. Peel
Greek goddess of the chase named Diameter in classroom
A city high school history class discussed Greek myth when a student answered a question with the claim that the goddess of the chase was Diameter. The remark drew attention in the ancient history lesson led by a teacher who issued a written prompt.
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