Not Well Since Three Years Old
Mrs J C Daces of 1621 Booker St Little Rock Arkansas suffered a lifelong running condition from age three. A neighbor recommended Pe r u n z and La cupia which relieved his wife. After using three bottles of each remedy the discharge and odor subsided. The disease described as chronic otitis catarrh and treated by Perina. May be purchased in tablet or liquid form.
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J. C Daces
Booker St
Little Rock
Ark
Fragmentary Readable Bits Signal Missing Story Parts
The surviving text offers only isolated fragments and unnamed details, with no clear event, person, or location identified. Despite the fragmentary nature, the item hints at a local news item or notice that lacks readable context or concrete facts.
Ellesmere Island Gullens Arctic Frontier Scrutiny Nearing
Washington Geographic Society bulletin notes Ellesmere Island as the Arctic land north of Green land and Baffin Island. MacMillan expedition aims to map inland areas with air surveys, establishing Axel Heiberg base and detailing terrain to near Maine knowledge by autumn.
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Washington
Ellesmere Gland
North Pole
Washington Leadquarters
Naional Geographic Society
Buslr Bay
Greenland
Baffin Island
Bifin
Ellesmere Island
Baffin
Ind
Doctor Hayes
Kane
Hayes
Hayves
Big Island
Grinnel Land
Polar Sea
Oscar Land
Cape Lands
Cape Morris
Jesup
Cape Columbia
Peary
Elesmere Island
Point Barrow
Alaska
United States-Canada
Grant Land
Grinnell Land
Arctic
North America
MacMillan
Axel Heiberg Land
Norfolk Wall Safe Yields Valued Relics
Norfolk Virginia reports that a wall safe yielded parchments engraved with signatures of Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, waking Jonathan Cowdery a Navy surgeon. Dr. John C. Sleet seeks restoration to owners. Documents include a Masonic diploma from Washington lodge No. 26 and a Hudson lodge Mark Master diploma, dated 351 and 1808. Found in a sealed case in an old brick wall during repairs.
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Norfolk
Jobn Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Jonathan Cowdery
United States Navy
John C. Sleet
Washington Lodge No
Mr. Cowdery
Annther
Hudson
Polar explorations at Ellesmere Island and Greely’s 1882 voyage
The account describes Greely's 1882 expedition anchored at Fort Conger on Lady Franklin Bay, noting a fresh-water lake, ice-free valleys with grasses and wildflowers, and large herds of oxen and caribou. It also mentions Ellesmere areas capped by perpetual ice and the hardships suffered near Cape Sabine during the 1883 winter and spring.
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Grant Land
Ellesmere Isluar
Vaileys
Lady Franklin Hay
Greeler
Cape Sabine
Arctic tragedy site marked by memorial tablets
The Arctic tragedy site, found by Smith from Etai, is now marked by two bronze memorial tablets. Placed in summer 1923 by Commander MacMilan for the National Geographic Society, the event recalls the loss of 18 of 25 men to starvation.
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Scross Smith
Fromi Etai
MacMilan
National Geographic Society
Germany Needs Beds in Berlin Campaign
Sofia Goetz of the German Welfare Institute argues for every man woman and child to have a bed for hygienic moral and social reasons. She estimates Germany needs five million beds to achieve this condition.
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Berlin
Germany
Sofia Goetz
German Welfare Institute
Dead letter office tips on missing addressees and costs
The article explains how the Dead Letter Office handles illegible and misaddressed mail, noting $360,000 annual revenue from dead mail, $95,523.96 from cash found, and $5,549,600 in unclaimed money orders. It highlights costly “nixie” handling and dire economic impact of poor addressing on postal operations.
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Washington
United States
Sam Haus
Post Office Department
United States Treasury
Postal Service
New York City
Tames Jail Birds Los Angeles Hypnotist Jennings
Los Angeles guards at the county jail report EB Jennings not a fake hypnotist after his arrest on a check charge. He is in a cell as several toughs in jail displayed unusual behavior toward Jennings, who claims years ago he was the principal hypnotist of a vaudeville sketch.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jennings
Los Angeles County
Buzzards Fooled By Boy Prospector In Desert Camp
In an Arizona mining camp, a boy aged about nine, trusted with a pistol and powder, helps defend a spring against a band of Apache riders. A trap using powder causes a rock avalanche, scattering attackers and saving the camp. The boy’s courage is praised as a pivotal moment in the siege.
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Ather Lvy
Sam Engle
Arizona
Gever
Weamen
Bill Percy
Burre
Big Tom
Tom
Dad
Wister Buzzard
Pard
Engle
Percy
Haig
Sam
Badger Hole
Ani
Wise Men and Silence in Carlyle and Maeterlinck
The piece compares Carlyle’s call for serious thought through silence with views from a Japanese critic and Maeterlinck. It cites passages on silence as virtue, cautioning against chatter and praising calm restraint as beneficial to individuals, families, and society.
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Carlyle
Sitar
M. Maeterlinck
Christian Science Monitor
Bankers Use Clever Trick Amid Panic Over Funds
Bank officers faced a liquidity scare tied to Bonnie Prince Charlie era threats. They employed agents and issued sixpence payments, diverting cash through entrances to block genuine note holders and to usher in fresh funds, calming the panic while deposits dwindled.
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England
Bonnie Prince
Charlie
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