Bayer Cross Aspirin Adverts and Balloons Prank
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross logo and proper directions for headache and other pains. A Massachusetts avenue firm launched rubber balloons that released tickets and merchandise prompts, spawning a quick scramble as youths chased prizes from the balloons.
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capitul promised relief
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capitul as a universal remedy for headaches indigestion back pain and kidney trouble. It claims two centuries of use and direct import from Holland with a money back guarantee if no relief and urges purchase in Almont drug stores.
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Cloth Prices Push Price Per Yard Debate in Louisville
In the Louisville Courier Journal a reader note argues cloth costs are high but defends value, saying a yard can outfit a gown. The letter references wartime strain and a patchwork outcome, noting the patch may come off in a quarrel.
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Plans for grain shipmentscontrol to ease market congestion
Director General Hines announced a dual permits system for grain shipments to curb railroad congestion and oversupply at main markets. The report lists other World War I era moves, including judiciary actions, demobilization progress, and immigration into peacetime roles across the United States.
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Joseph Solomon
New York
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Atlanta
Meuse Argonne deaths and world war toll report
The article cites a war department summary placing American battle deaths in the Meuse Argonne at 120000 of 1200000 engaged, and lists total belligerent deaths from 1914 to 1918 across nations. It notes Senate actions on naval appropriations and anti anarchist funding, plus various postwar diplomatic developments and notable events in Europe and Britain.
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What the Church Does for Us and What We should Do
Lesson text outlines the origin of the church at Pentecost. It details entrance requirements into the church, a portrait of the primitive church, and the mutual duties of officers and members, emphasizing belief, repentance, baptism, remission of sins, unity, prayer, shared possessions, praise, and orderly conduct.
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Self Knowledge and Self Judgment in Human Character
The excerpt discusses the difficulty of sustained self knowledge. It notes that many fault patterns arise from within the inner life, where a higher self may seem at peace but a lower self intrudes. Censoriousness toward others signals limited self understanding.
Tremendous Fact: God Needs Men Theme Speech
A fragmented religious exhortation asserts that God requires men in every era and place, urging strong virtues and ready hearts. The piece emphasizes a present, urgent call for capable men to meet spiritual needs in the world.
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Adan
Parlor Conundrums and Paraphrases on Prices and Manners
A clipped collage of quips and anecdotes features Charles B. Ford defending high egg prices as an export for soldiers, a parishioner asked to love their neighbor though modest, jokes about Indian calm, a waiter Jenks in a butter fly muddle, and a wry note that weather memory outlives hardship.
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Chicago Butter and Eye Board
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