Social life and star gazing at the barracks briefing
A lighthearted briefing from barracks notes recalls vacation etiquette and Emily Post manners as soldiers anticipate leave. It highlights star gazing excitement, the return of routine, and playful Christmas gift ideas for fellow trainees and staff, closing with a nickname outlook on Anthony George.
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Ajoy
Emily Post
Aia
Peter” Herd
Kerry
Tucker
Joe Old Boy
Williams
Stauder
Harvey A Simmon
Women and Men Win Favor Using Herbal Pills 1983 Ad
An odd 1983 advertisement promotes a pill system claiming to transform social luck with women and men. It markets bile flow, laxatives, and vegetable tonics as cures for beauty and vitality, urging readers to buy inexpensive pills at drug stores. The piece uses sensational health language and warning phrases to encourage purchases.
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C.m.co
Toda
Believed Woman Killed Dentist in Pasadena
Pasadena detectives probe the private life of Dr. Leonard Siever, a slain dentist and socialite, considering a jealous woman as the likely shooter. Surgeons reported one bullet matched a smaller assailant, suggesting ambush from above. The body was found near the Scottish Rite Cathedral during a heavy rainstorm.
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Pasadena
Leonard Siever
Tere
Siever
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Stop Your Cough With Bronchuline Emulsion Ad
An advertisement promises instant relief from coughing with one swallow of Bronchuline Emulsion. It guarantees money back if relief isn’t found, claims no dope and no upset stomach, and cites Pecos Valley Drug Company and other druggists as guarantors.
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Pecos Valley Drug Company
Treonchuline
Ranchmen Trade and Use Own Products in Self-Sustaining Community
Ranchmen and homesteaders in the area form a mutual trading group to store winter needs. An aurist mill will operate twice weekly on a toll basis to grind corn and wheat and produce feed. Vegetables beef mutton chickens and venison are canned for winter preservation as part of a self-sustaining plan.
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N. MZ
Aurist Mill
Mary Burns Dies In Pittsfield Blaze
The burned body of Mary Burns, 20, from Troy New York, was found among ruins of the Realty Company block on North Street. Nelson La Fontaine fiancé, carried from the building by firemen in an unconscious state. Seven top-floor occupants rescued by ladders as fire investigators suspect a dance school on the second floor started the blaze. Loss estimated at 300000 with 150000 for the building and 150000 for contents.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Mary Burns
Troy
N. Y
North Street
Burns
Stephentown
Nelson la Fountaine
Hockenhull and Cutting to Speak in Albuquerque
Gov. A W Hockenhull and Senator Bronson Cutting have been invited to address a Saturday night gathering of the New Mexico War Veterans Council in Albuquerque. The event caps the council’s single day annual convention chaired by Maj H G Baca of Santa Fe.
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Albuquerque
A. W. Hockenhull
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico War Veterans Council
H. G. Baca
Santa Fe
Hanes Wonderwear promise warm, comfy Winter wear
Kidding but serious about Hanes Wonder wear. Knit in heavy ribs with soft interior, it fits closely with stretch. No droops or lumps, right size matters. Cloth cut true to measure, lasting seams, the Hanes name from Winston-Salem, N C.
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HANES
Hanes Wonderwear
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston- Salem
N. C
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Arracks Briefs
Shelton
Pratt
McKinney
Janeway
Whittington
Wrecks
Standmire
Amarillo
Littlejohn
Griffiths
Watson
Ned Vaughn
Russell
Bull
Becker
Colwell
Nieman
Recker Bugles
Afien
J. W
Ruabinoff Gross
Hali
Breath
Howes
Stucky
Ike Seelig
Cruces
Anthony George
Chese Funeral Directors
Schuler
United States
B. F. Rose
Roswell, N. ML
T. B. Gallaher
Texas
Ward
S. Mis.s
R.C.A. and
Hazeltine
Wonderwear
Dawn
Roswell, N. MM
Mazda
Riverside Oil
Pennsylvania
C&c
Tinker Toy
Hardwoeo
Valse MU Histle S&c
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