Backache relief claim from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Roxbury Mass woman caring for five children credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from chronic backache and sleeplessness. She urges others to try the remedy and notes it helped her manage housework and childcare. Also mentions Secretary Fall on scenic value of national parks and tourist income.
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Roxbury
Mass
Aer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maupi E. Taylor
St. James Place
Albert B. Fall
Italy
France
Switzerland
Cuticura Advertises Skin Relief for Babies
The ad promotes Cuticura products for red rough itching baby skin. It urges hot baths with Cuticura Soap and application of Cuticura Ointment plus occasional use of scented powder and Cuticura Talcum as part of the toilet trio.
Lesser Evil Firearm of a Roadside Officer Exchange
An officer questions a driver about stopping after signals. The driver, Mr. Chuggins, explains the car was difficult to start after two hours of trying, making him hesitant to halt just to avoid arrest.
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Mr. Chuggins
Gateway Magazine
Sea Salinity Rising and Horse Lifespan Note
The text notes increasing sea salinity and states horses live about twenty years on average.
Indiana News Briefs from Goshen to Indianapolis
Local juvenile court failed to rule on whether a seven to sixteen year old must attend school within the district after his eighth grade graduation. Indiana railroads discuss large potential rate cuts for sand gravel and stone used by the highway department. Markers for historic sites to be surveyed with no state funds. communities urged to place markers. Northern Indiana Dental Society elects leaders with Warter of Kokomo as president. Wabash chosen for next meeting. Corn harvest underway, farms hire unemployed townsfolk, and some crops damaged by rain. Hog cholera appears near Fairmount. a 150 second infantry rifle range to be built near Frankfort at Lover’s Leap. Dr. Nell Murray of South Bend found dead by inhaling gas and cutting wrist. Indiana fire loss exceeds state operating costs, totaling about 9.92 million dollars. Indiana townships convention set for late October. Beech Grove rail layoffs prompt 300 workers called back. A state forest reserve near Leavenworth proposed by conservation commission.
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Aaron
Zouk
Goshen
Indiana
John Ummel
John R. Ummel
Elkhart
Dummes
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
McCray
Highway Department
J. W. Oliver
State Historical Commission
Oliver
A. L. Warter
Kokomo
Northern Indiana Dental Society
Fort Wayne
F. B. Garner
Muncie
N. W. Hiatt
Marion
W. E. Neunschwander
H. L
South Bend
Mishawaka
Niles
Mich
Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway
Ralph Smith
Grant County
Fairmount
Lover's Leap
Frankfort
W. P. Montgomery
One Hundred and Fifty-second Infantry
Indiana National Guard
Nell Murray
Chester A. Davis
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Davis
Indianapolis
Beech’ Grove
Big Four Railroad
National Horse Thief Detectives Association
Logansport
Dora A. Pence
Sway- See
William D. Robinson
Versailles
George A. Stilwell
Ladoga
B. B. Hostetter
Roachdale
H. S. Talbot
Crawfordsville
B. J. Burris
State Board of Education
Robinson
Cicero Creek
Hamilton County
Tipton County
Tipton
New York Central Railroad Company
Indiana League of Women Voters
Florence Lancaster
Ohie State University
Iowa
Purdue
Chicago
New Albany
Indiana University
Board of Trustees
Indiana Tie Company
Evansville
John N. Bromert
Kiwanis Clubs of
William Burkes
Washington
Kokomno
Russiaville
Indiana Horse Thief Detectives hold 61st convention
The Indiana branch of the National Horse Thief Detectives Association closed its 61st two day session in Elkhart with officers reelected except one. Logansport named 1922 convention city and the group voted to keep its name. The secretary reported 10 600 members statewide.
Danish pastry making folded into puff paste technique
An up to date cook explains Danish pastry basics and a cold butter lamination method. The recipe covers dough ingredients, butter handling, rolling and folding steps, chilling intervals, and final shaping to achieve light flaky pastry.
Harvest Sun on Dim Mountain Pasture by K S Oaks
A poetic scene describes hazy dawn over dim mountains and slackened rivers. Dusty yarrow and purple asters line the roadside as windless uplands show dry fields under a fervent sun.
Family Meal and Braised Lamb with Side Dishes
Step by step kitchen notes describe a bean dish with bacon fat, a braised leg of lamb with vegetables and stock, a squash porcupine bake, and codfish balls with potatoes. Each recipe gives ingredients, cooking times, and basic methods for simmering, browning, and serving.
Canadian Prospector Gilbertson Lode Mystery Returns
A Canadian hunter Gilbertson refused to reveal the location of a gold bearing ore found sixty years ago near Wapshe river. The find spurred a modern rush to stake claims while Gilbertson later died insane, never disclosing the site. The Gilbertson lode is being sought again this season. The second item notes Secretary of State Hughes, at Brown University, growing a beard after being told he had no facial hair.
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Hunter Gilbertson
Wapshe River
New York Evening Post
Gilbertson
Wapshe
Gilbertson Lode
Charles E. Hughes
Brown University
Hughes
Columbia
Advertising Habits Reveal Spending on Silk Hosiery
Shoppers prefer visible display purchases with high impact. The note mentions a strong tilt toward silk hosiery as a standout item.
Underground naval arsenals shielded from air attacks
Because of enemy air power the British navy builds arsenals underground to protect weapons and supplies from bombardment and reconnaissance.
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England
Typographical Exchange Cited in Harvard Lam Poon Note
A fragmented remark appears as a typographical aside where a speaker from Beloit questions distance and origin in a playful exchange. The line “Are you from Chicago” is answered with “No, Beloit” followed by “How, far below?” attributed to Harvard Lam Poon in the clipping.
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Chicago
Beloit
Harvard Lampoon
Try Postum for 10 days and feel a wonderful difference
A grocer urges readers to switch to Postum as a hot drink instead of tea or coffee for ten days to notice a positive change in how they feel. The promotional copy emphasizes a refreshing alternative and personal benefit.
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Mrs. Taylor
Lucky Strikf
Cigaret
Montgomery County
Alabama
South
Chamber of Commerce
Bell Building
Montgomery
Leavenworth
W. A. ‘Guthrie
State Conservation, Commission
Wrigley's
Wrigleys, Ptl
Wrigleys
Secretary of State
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