World Tour Notes From Violinist Zimbalist
The master violinist Frem Zimbalist returns from a world trip via New York Genoa and the Orient. He praises Japanese musicians and Japan’s knowledge of Western music and extols Java as a beautiful place while contrasting American scenery and parks. He notes many Americans have limited travel beyond their region and remarks on wealth and European shopping. He shares a Notre Dame scout anecdote about Alble Booth and a buyers market in Europe.
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Iefrem Zimbalist
New York
Genoa
Orient
Mr. Zimbalist
Japan
Earth
Java
Sicily
America
East
Europe
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Zion
Rainier Parks
Redwoods
California
Canadian Rockies
Woods
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Adirondacks
Weywood Broun
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Yale
Alble Booth
Mastiffs Face Lions in Historic Tower Duel
The English mastiff a venerable British breed famed for courage is described as matching lions in ancient trials. Freeman Lloyd cites Roman and Epirus canine clashes and a Tower of London lion encounter where a mastiff fought three times, two died, one survived under royal care.
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New York
Britain
Rome
Freeman Lloyd
Epirus
Gratius
James I
Tower of London
The Van den Berg Family and the Allure of Authority
A twelve year old George in the Van den Berg family uses his senior role to direct others until a six week summer camp ends his grip on power. His younger brother Fred anticipates taking charge, reflecting a broader social impulse to seek office for prominence and authority.
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George
van den Berg
Fred
Rotary Club
Iwo Boys
We Have Long Suspected It Edison Says
Edison asserts a long held suspicion is now confirmed. The inventor presents his view on the matter, outlining why prevailing beliefs should shift. He names the core premise and outlines implications for future work and public understanding.
Olden Days Return to Lava Hot Springs District
In Lava Hot Springs Idaho the agricultural district resorts to covered wagon like travel for students as buses fail in deep snow. Children are moved to and from school using large sleds canvas covered, echoing pioneer days.
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Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Avoid Burns from a Mustard Plasters
An old remedy advertisement promotes Hoff's liniment to treat rheumatic and muscular pains, chest and back discomfort, and colds. It claims quicker blood flow and relief than mustard plasters, with an eight ounce bottle priced at 60 cents and a 30 minute refund if relief is not felt. Goodrich Gamble Company of St. Paul Minnesota is listed.
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Hoff
Goodrich Gamble Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
Advice for Young Writers to Earn Money in Literature
A brief quip suggests a practical path: keep a book shop. The exchange frames entrepreneurship as a route for aspiring writers to earn income through literature.
Advices Weak Women in Hillside Nebraska
Mrs. John E. Leake reports eight years of feminine disorder relief after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She credits the medicine with ending leg and side pains and urges other women to try it. She notes doctors offered no help and promotes the symptom blank included in every package for free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo, NY.
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Hillside
Nebr
John E. Leake
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. XY
Reading Named After English Berkshire Town
The city of Reading in Pennsylvania traces its name to Reading, Berkshire, England, founded in 1748 by Thomas and Richard Penn, sons of William Penn, linking to the English county town.
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Reading
Thomas and
Richard
William Penn
Berkshire
England
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Fast Relief
The advertisement claims Phillips' Milk of Magnesia cures indigestion heartburn and gas quickly by neutralizing stomach acids. One spoonful in water supposedly neutralizes acids instantly with effects in about five minutes and is sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles at drugstores.
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Russell
Buzz
Arlett
Oakland
Philadelphia Club
When I proposed to Clara she laughed at me
A playful exchange about proposing to Clara is noted with a wry comment about humor. The remark hints at interpersonal dynamics and the varied reactions to romantic gestures.
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Clara
Tanlac claimed to cure stomach trouble and build health
Mrs. Fred Weatin of Portland says Tanlac cured her stomach trouble after three years, helped her gain 27 pounds, and restored appetite, digestion, and strength. The ad emphasizes indigestion relief, nausea, gas pains, dizziness, headaches, and promises nature based herbal roots with a money back guarantee.
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Taniac
Fred Weatin
67Th St
North
Portland
Ore
Tanlac
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