How To Avoid Illness From Historical Ad Copy
Fragmentary ad style text promotes a dubious remedy named Wincarnie or Wincarnal, touting dozens of doses daily as a cure for nervousness anemia debility and related conditions. Mentions Harold F Ritche Company and Al jets-Salen, but lacks clear dates or locations.
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Wincarnie
al Jets — Salen
Harold F. Ritche & Co, Lad
Bride and sculptor marry amid career versus love clash
Camilla Hoyt, a bright young commercial artist, and Peter Anson, a gifted sculptor, fall in love despite Camilla’s access to wealth and a potential inheritance. They face marriage or career as she vows to support him while living separately. Gus Matson spreads doubt, but Peter defends his love. They marry quietly, plan a shared future, and celebrate with a wedding gift sculpture.
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Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Camilla
Peter
Gus Matson
Gus
Camilla Peter
Camilla Seeks Work In Advertising Amid Marriage Change
Camilla begins a job search after secretly marrying Peter Anson. She designs water color plates and a portfolio of park sketches to appeal to agencies, while Peter resumes studies. Agencies show little demand due to economic depression, though one manager notes her diligence and potential while unsure of need.
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Peter
Busipens
Peters
Camilla
Elas
National
Fouth
America
Peter Anson
Sahara
Bowman
Dreamer to Doer: Work Turns Dreams into Reality
Camilla discusses career work with Mr Bowman, who cautions that many dream yet avoid work and that competition from capable rivals makes entry hard. He admires her progress yet cannot offer a position, leaving her to pursue opportunities as she refines plans. (To Be Continued)
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Mr. Bowman
Camilla
Blind Rochester farmer feeds family with jack of all trades
William Easton, totally blind, supports a wife and six year-old daughter in Rochester. He works as a truck farmer, tilling soil, laying 20 corn rows, planting tomatoes, and harvesting a bumper crop of carrots beets squash and other vegetables from a small yard. Hungary wrestles with marketing its shiroma wheat surplus. British Malaya notes increased buying power.
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William Easton
Rochester
Easton
Wulend Plans New Industry Stimulus for Potato Farming
The Irish Free State Government aims to launch a £5,000,000 state development fund to finance best sugar manufacture in Thurlea Tuam and Mallow and to start commercial alcohol production from potatoes. Industrial alcohol could cost about six pence per gallon, powering motors, dyes, resins, fragrances, and resulting in new distilleries near potato farms.
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Irish Free State
Une
Thurlea
Tuam
Mallow
Free State
Not New Phenomenon in German Diplomacy Claims
Noel Panter, British correspondent in Munich, jailed for describing armed Storm Troopers in a Hitler review, argues Germany’s press throttling and persecution of foreigners reflect sixty years of German diplomacy that harms the nation, as Hitler claims foes around every corner while escalating anti Jewish persecution and reporter punishment.
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Noel Panter
Munich
Reich
Hitler
Germany
New York
The Rhyming Optimist in Night City Silence
The poem describes night’s approach through hills and swift steps of dark. A lone whip-poor-will voices the scene as twilight fades. The speaker wanders cities in dreams, where streets blaze with color yet distant voices blur, and silent rocks answer with a lusty, dusky shout.
Expensive Custom For Best Man Roles In Marriages
John Kana has served as best man for 14 weddings and plans to quit the role. In a Ben ton Harbor divorce case he testified the Greek custom requires the best man to provide gifts and guest refreshments. His costs ranged from 260 to 500 dollars per wedding, totaling about 3500 to 4000 dollars for the period.
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John Kanato
John
Ben Ton Harbor
Mich
Pulp and Paper Industry Tops Canada’s 1932 Manufacturing
The pulp and paper sector led Canada in gross and net manufactured product values and total employment in 1932, with high wage totals and capital invested second only to electric utilities. Public works in Germany stimulate the building industry.
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Pulp and Paper Industry
Canada
Germany
Quiet Reflections on Prayer and Faith
A devotional excerpt contrasts petition with submission, urging prayer to transform desire into surrender. It cites Susan Coolidge and F. W. Robertson, arguing true prayer aligns with God's will and strengthens us to endure life’s trials.
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F. W. Robertson
Wizard Dog Reading Dates and Solving Math in Edmonds
Edgar L. Blake showcases Princess a remarkable English setter from Edmonds Washington who can add divide subtract read dates tell time read license numbers and answer questions with bark counts one bark for no two for yes Reporters tested the dog with questions including age time date and fraction problems all answers were correct demonstrating genuine ability and no trick
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Edmonds
Washington
Princess
Edgar L. Blake
Blake
Rock Ring Perceived As Oddity In East Greenwich
A description of Dri Rock in East Greenwich Rhode Island. The large Soulder rock can be rocked by hand but cannot be overturned. When moved it emits a bell like tone. Traditions say Indians used Drum Rock to call councils and spread alarms.
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East Greenwich
Rhode Island
Across The Road Reflections On Society And Science
A fragmentary note cites Professor Huxley on social streets and cross paths. It references Germany as a chemical industry hub pushing chemists into new roles and expands work into novel fields. The text blends social metaphor with scientific ambition and national industry.
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Germany
Chemical Industry
Fireworks Program From 1842 Montreal Birth Celebration
A silk program from the February 10 1842 fireworks display on the St Lawrence River in front of Montreal was donated to the McCord National Museum by Mrs George Ahern of Montreal. The list of events includes A Yew Tree With Fixed Star and Illumination Figure of Eight Illuminated Two Splendid Chinese Fountains and New Moon With Fixed Stars. The Royal Salute was fired by the Montreal Royal Artillery and the program ends with God Save the Queen.
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St. Lawrence
Montreal
Prince of Wales
King Edward
McCord National Museum
McGill University
George Ahern
Thrifty Premier Hangs Toronto Clock in Massey Hall
Financial Post recalls a clock in Massey Hall Toronto once from Queen's Hotel dining room. The clock was lent to Sir Oliver Mowat’s Parliament on Front Street, reflecting frugality of the era and times when taxpayers bore the cost of essentials.
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Massey Hall
Toronto
Queen's Hotel
Front Street
Oliver Mowat
Parliament Building
Financial Post
Wheat Stored At Churchill Sheds Hope For Winter
Wheat for winter storage at the Dominion Government terminal elevator in Churchill has gone north. Saskatchewan Pool Elevators Limited shipped 2 000 000 bushels to Hudson Bay port. The grain, all high quality, comes from a hundred points in northern Saskatchewan.
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Dominion Government
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan Pool Elevators, Limited
Saskatchewan
Car Names Flapper Speeds and Breaks the Bank
A quote depicts a driver praising a streamlined car named Flapper with a smart paint job and quick pickup. He notes it delivers speed but leaves him financially strained, calling it a costly indulgence.
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