Invention of a Compact Kitchenette Revealed
A small space kitchen unit described as a complete kitchen occupying one area beyond feet. It includes a cook stove sink shelf space and drawers. When folded it becomes furniture resembling a chiffonier with a drop panel revealing an oil stove and a table. A raised lid uncovers a sink with a drain board and multiple shelves and drawers for general use.
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Itea
St. . Louis
4e-Democrat
Joy to Small Boy Receives Postal Surprise
A curious French boy enjoys rare joy from a mail carrier visit as donors send postcards and small sums of money, while a Kansas City Star quote reflects small town shopping anecdotes and spirited local talk about efficiency and enterprise.
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Polk Swaney
Siddle Creek
Lee
Kansas City Star
Jersey City maid held for grand larceny in theft case
Eva S. twenty four year old maid employed in Jersey City was locked up last night at the West Thirtieth Street Colfee station charged with grand larceny. She allegedly stole 160 dollars worth of items from a Sixth avenue department store. She said she saw a sign in the store reading Customers please take small packages home.
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Eva S
Jersey City
Thirtieth Street
Colfee
Sixth Avenue
New York Times
Apparent Dialectic on Telegraphic Duplex System Commentary
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a discussion about a purported duplex telegraphy device capable of sending four messages at once. The item questions whether such a system could be attacked or harm the larynx, reflecting early telecommunication curiosities.
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Mke
Louisville
Ournal
Welcome to All We Have Plant Pitch
The excerpt refers to a plant described as catching insects by its petals closing rapidly. It presents a curious line about the plant named Plant and its mechanism of trapping prey.
Dead Penns Sons Fail to Appear in Philadelphia Rent Case
In a Philadelphia court Judge Winletter presided over a case seeking to extinguish ground rents by twenty one year nonpayment. The Beck estate won as Charles F Beck properties near Water Spruce and Pine streets were involved and the Penn heirs did not appear. A separate street scene shows a girl guiding an old man to Mr James Ordway's house.
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William Penn
Philadelphia
Charles F. Beck
Water
Spruce
Pine Streets
Winletter
Penns
John Penn
Thomas Fenn
Richard Penn
Beck
James Ordway
Fat Boy Laughs at Pana as Food Prices Change
In a light moment the boy from Pana jokes about being fat while a speaker notes that current high food prices will soon rise or fall, reflecting shortages and cost pressures affecting families.
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Pana
Various Statments From Economic and Agricultural Reports
A collection of notes discusses Oregon county size versus Massachusetts, salmon returns to Penobscot after west plantings, 1920 federal publication costs at 425 370 75 dollars, the claim of Wazzan Morocco as the world’s only open slave market, home accidents as top danger, rail car changes in South American borders, fertilizer price probes by the Department of Agriculture, US shipping projections for 1922, Regina wheat transit, sweet potato syrup usefulness, and over 1000 known wheat varieties.
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Wazzan
Morocco
United States
Great Britain
Regina
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Never Again and the Black Cat on Slippery Roads
A night drive ends when a black cat darts from a ditch and causes a skid into a ditch. The driver escapes with a broken wheel after trudging a mile through mud to seek aid, vowing never again to swerve suddenly on slick roads.
Fort Dodge C and C Store Big Value Sale
The C and C Store advertises a weekend sale with deep discounts on underwear shirts stockings corsets middies children dresses boys overalls bed spreads and more. Multiple items priced at about one dollar or less plus bulk buys and two for one deals are highlighted with canned goods cereals and staples also on offer. See Fort Dodge Messenger-Chronicle for details.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
The ad claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures it by acting through the blood. It guarantees one hundred dollars if the condition cannot be cured and offers free circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Ohio.
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HALL
Catarre Medicin All Druggiste Ibe
F. J. Cheney & Co
Oledc
Ohio
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