Smiles and ice cream spoons in a playful hello
The piece notes the average girl seems born with an ice cream spoon and quotes Charles Clees on smiles revealing the heart rather than the teeth.
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Charles Clees
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
3
Crown Prince Offers to Surrender for Trial
Frederick William Hohenzollern, former crown prince of Germany, cables President Wilson offering to surrender himself for trial instead of about 900 Germans demanded for extradition. Similar messages go to Britain, Belgium, Italy, Japan, France. Germany plans a counter list of allied war crime indictments.
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Washington
Frederick William Hohenzollern
Germany
Wilson
al- Hed
Wieringen Island
Holland
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Japan
France
United States
North
America
Europe
Wilhelm
Wierlingen Island
Berne
Berlin
Committee On Foreign Relations
The
National Assembly
Liepzig
Egypt Rolls in Wealth from Cotton Boom
London reports Cairo is bursting with wealth from cotton deals. Some natives in mud huts have earned large sums and are leasing land at high prices while paying off family mortgages. A British official estimates Egypt’s wealth at least 100 million pounds amid a surge of new millionaires and demand for luxuries, though provincial standards remain unchanged.
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London
Aily Wapress
Cairo
Rural church in plans for better country life
The statement urges including the rural church in plans to improve country life. It emphasizes social and community value, implying church roles in cohesion, welfare, and rural development within the local context.
Castoria Warning Cited By Coffman On Child Mortality
Coffman warns that Castoria bottles are cited as a remedy for infants and children while asserting that three hundred thousand children die yearly in the nation from preventable diseases. The remark highlights concerns over infant care and medical regulation.
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Coffman
Pape's Cold Compound Promised Quick Relief
A advert promises Pape's Cold Compound will relieve Stuffiness, nose running, headache, feverishness and sneezing within hours. A dose every two hours up to three doses ends grippe misery and costs only a few cents at drug stores. The product acts without assistance and tastes pleasant.
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Pape
Many Uses for Quicksilver in 19th Century Industry
Quicksilver or mercury is described as scarce and versatile. It highlights its role in gold amalgamation on copper plates, refining gold from ore, and its medical use as blue mass with rose water. The piece notes its dangers as bichloride of mercury and its importance in high quality mirror production.
Two Reasons for Complaint from London Answers
A humorous London Answers snippet recalls a quarrel where a wife asks if her husband was annoyed by his pencil sharpened with her razor. He confirms twice, noting he stopped shaving and attempted to write with the pencil instead.
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London
Bight of Water Question From Lts Place
In a terse exchange at Lts Place the query asks where a bight of water lies and is answered that it is generally found in the mouth of no river. The odd riddle hints at a geographic feature without a river mouth association.
Garfield Tea Conquers Dyspepsia Says Adv
An advertisement proclaims Garfield Tea will conquer dyspepsia, arguing the world outgrows war and endorsing the health claim with a bold promotional tone.
When Knights Were Bold in Europe’s Medieval Arenas
European national sports long centered on tournaments and jousts where noble participants and a royal spectator set rules. Contenders aimed to unhorse rivals with blunt lances in front battles, while a knight unseated by side blows lost honor. Jousts resembled deadly duels, and surviving riders risked loss of knighthood for improper saddle use.
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Europe
Flannigan’s Curiosity in a Fox Trot Exchange
In a humorous exchange from the Buffalo Express, Flannigan questions Norah about a new Jazz record asking what kind of music it is. Norah identifies it as a fox trot while a playful line questions how many tin cans the fox had tied to his tail when he trotted.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Flannigan
Norah
Buffalo Express
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