Joanna Meets Andrew Eggleston In a Bank Office
Joanna enters the marble bank to meet Andrew Eggleston and a stern financier. She seeks clarity about a million dollar deposit and her future at the firm, fearing exposure of ambitions and the loss of her job. The scene contrasts Eggleston’s quiet wit with the other man’s tense gaze as the deal unfolds.
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Joana
Metropoliitan Bank
Andrew Eggleston
Davona
Graydon
Joanna
Provence
Eagleston
Joannas
Young Women Suffer Most From Feeble Health
Ayer s Cliff Quebec report quotes a teacher who after three years of work suffers monthly pains and fatigue. She credits FE Pinkham's Vegetable Snead with improving her health and urges others to try it, noting steady use over six months.
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Ayer
Quebec
Afri
Pinkham
Owl
Fanteux
Byers
Dyes and a bank plot unfold in a serialized tale
A 15 cent package of Diamond Dyes promises simple color work for all fabrics while a bank stake looms in Joanna and Graydon’s conversation. He hints at future directions from a powerful, unseen backer as the plot thickens in the ongoing story.
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Joanna
Graydon
Nobel Prize Fever In Chasing Scarlet Fever Cure
Dr William H Park of New York reported for physicians at Albany that George Dick of Chicago and his wife Dr Gladya Dick developed the scarlet fever germ and a cure, claiming the disease is nearing conquest and predicting about 175 deaths in New York this year. They suggested Dick would have earned the Nobel Prize in Medicine if awarded this year.
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Chicago
William H. Park
New York
Albany
George Dick
Gladya Dick
Park
Ould
Little Help For This Week In Allhly Ways
A devotional note reflects on seeking God’s will for safe paths. Quoted lines urge divine guidance and resignation to God’s providence, affirming that true guidance avoids self seeking and follows God’s pleasing path.
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Fenelon
Waves By Camera Measure Ocean Swells In Fact
A special camera records sea waves from 6 to 12 feet typical, up to 27 feet in heavy seas and 36 feet in gales. Largest waves reach 900 feet in crest distance, with one wave replacing another every twenty seconds. The London earthquake tidal wave rose 60 feet and drove a ship over a church to be found inland. A prisoner with many prior burglaries faced a police court. when asked guilty or not, he replied with a single syllable. The judge then urged the meaning, noting the jury must decide. It takes twenty days to print one dollar bill. Alnard's Liniment is advertised for dandruff.
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Uise
Creat
Lindon
Germans Make Alcohol From Glass
German industry advances into synthetic methyl alcohol from glass and other materials, expanding in the Moes as well as iron and steel trade. Competition rises as Germany undercuts wood alcohol costs and challenges United States production, affecting India trade routes.
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India
United States
Baby's Own Tablets Praised by Mothers Across Canada
Advert suggests Baby's Own Tablets are the sole remedy for common infant ailments with testimonials from Mrs. Russel Hill of Norwood Ontario praising the product. It claims the tablets are safe, drug-free and reliable, priced 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Russel Hill
Norwood
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Millers Worm Powders Promised Safe Worm Removal
An old ad describes Millers Worm Powders as destroying worms without harming the child and cleansing the stomach and bowels, claiming no worm revival. The scene shows a barber calling customers and a man identifying three ladies as his daughter, wife, and mother as they await service.
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First National Pictures, Inc
Joanna Manners
Mother
Barrie
Ike
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Cutiura
Seonigad
Eieg
Catirace Heap
Hach
Westy Mae
Cain
Eae Oe
Anna B. Warner
Wrigleys
Tomking
Te Tella
Shin
Elny Waneen
Butte
East 11Th Street
Kansas City
Ant
St Miller
Ave
Edmonton
Alta
Akers’ Ovens
Hubbard Oven Company
Queen West
Toronto
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