Police veteran gains health with Tanlac testimonial
Greenville officer W. Hatcher of the police department at 110 Lucile Ave reports Tanlac improved his digestion and energy after 15 years of indigestion and constipation. He gained eight pounds, now enjoys meals, and says Tanlac is responsible for his renewed strength. Sold by druggists. over 85 million bottles sold.
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W. WN. Hatcher
Lucile Ave
Greenville
S. C
Tanlac
Hatcher
Greenville Police Department
Woman Reigns Over Island on Far Pacific Bardoa
An English survey ship reports a lost South Pacific island Bardoa ruled by a white woman widow of an Australian who arrived years ago seeking to comfort grief through mission work. She is named high priestess and supreme ruler of the island amid a few white inhabitants: an English author his wife and an Irish servant girl.
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Pacific
San Francisco
South Pacific
Bardoa
Nature leveler and self interest drive social balance
The text argues that nature restores balance by equalizing scores and that individuals who lack social affection compensate by loving themselves to cover the deficit. It presents a philosophical view on relationships and self-reliance.
Books That Teach You to Think Sharply
A reflective piece argues the best books are those that stimulate critical thinking and challenge assumptions, guiding readers to deeper insight through thoughtful questioning and examination of ideas.
Bavaria in the German Republic Aims and Traditions Examined
The article surveys Bavaria's distinct status within postwar Germany, arguing its geographic and cultural separation from Prussia. It highlights Munich as a cosmopolitan center with rich architecture, education, and arts, notes Bavaria's Catholic majority and beer culture, and recalls Munich’s influence from Louis I to Wagner, including Bayreuth’s later fame.
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Munich
Louis II
Bavaria
Wagner
Bayreuth
Governor McCray vetoes Indiana speedway ban bill
Indiana Governor McCray vetoed a bill to prohibit the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 race, citing unconstitutionality as class legislation. The veto followed stormy legislative sessions and strong opposition from civic groups and Legion posts.
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McCray
Administration
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
House
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
State Department of the American Legion
Marion County
Legion
State Department of the Legion
Indiana Grief: Mrs Owen Named City School Attendance Officer
Mrs. George B. Owen is appointed city school attendance officer at Laporte to succeed Mrs. Clara Henderson, who resigned.
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Indiana
George B. Owen
Laporte
Clara Henderson
Bishop delivers address at Goshen district meeting
Bishop Frederick D. Leetes of Indianapolis spoke at the annual Goshen district conference in Lagrange at the Methodist church. Rev. F. H. Cremean of Syracuse addressed on Gethsemane. Music was provided by the Lagrange Methodist Episcopal choir.
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Frederick D.leetes
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Lagrange
Goshen
F. H. Cremean
Syracuse
Methodist Episcopal Choir
Transformation
Mrs Makeuppe questions a maid about a visitor in her husband’s room. The maid explains the handsome man was the husband using the wife’s beauty fir in error for shaving lotion earlier that morning.
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Mathilde
Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for all fabrics
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes for dyeing or tinting skirts dresses sweaters draperies and more. It claims the dyes are easy for first timers, guaranteed not to spot fade streak or run, and advises telling the druggist fabric type before use.
Local quip about Longfellow statue draws Roosevelt joke
The Washington Star reports a humorous exchange seen by two laborers near the Longfellow statue. One asks what Longfellow did, and the other quips that he married Roosevelt's daughter, a line echoed from the Boston Transcript.
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Washington Star
Dead Shot claims to expel worms and cleanse mucus
Dr Peery's Dead Shot is advertised as expelling worms or tapeworms, cleansing the mucus they breed in, and toning digestion. The ad suggests one dose is sufficient.
A Friend No Longer Car Humor Exchange
Brown shows his friend his car saying she’s not much to look at but she “takes a chill.” The friend responds with a blunt query asking whether she warms up or cools down.
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Brown
Milna Fishermen Consider Use of $850,000 Fortune
Milna a Dalmatian village in the Adriatic now part of Chilean territory contemplates how to invest a $850,000 gift left by a native who left twenty years ago for Chile. The town’s poor fishermen weigh options to become wealthier as they decide on a prudent allocation.
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Milna
Isle of Brazza
Adriatic Sea
Austrian Dalmatia
Chile
Grudging praise as stinginess noted in critic’s view
An opinion highlights grudging praise as the most despicable form of stinginess, framing it as a harmful reluctance to acknowledge merit. The remark emphasizes the corrosive effect on integrity and relationships when praise is withheld.
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Lake County
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Indiana State Farm
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Providence St
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Colo
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Washington Ave
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