Women skirting fishing license rules. urged clubs
Miss Na dine Strayer of Baker Oregon told the state game commission that many skirted anglers fish with husbands or male relatives avoiding licenses. She proposed women's sportsmen clubs to end the license evasion.
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Nadine Strayer
Baker, Ore
Sstate Game Commission
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia advertised relief for stomach upset
An advertisement promotes Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as a fast-acting remedy for acid stomach and related pains. It warns buyers to choose genuine PHILLIPS' Milk of Magnesia and to verify the Phillips' name on the label.
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Magnesia
Phillips’ Milk
Beware the Cough or Cold that Hangs On
An advertisement for Creomulsion promotes a two action remedy for persistent coughs colds and throat troubles. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes heals irritation and inhibits germ growth with guaranteed refund if relief is not achieved.
Resinol Ointment Advertises Skin Healing Claims
A reader recalls severe eczema as a child improved by Resinol Ointment, praising its effects on burns and skin ailments. The ad touts a free trial size package and a treatment booklet from Resinol Dept. W2 in Baltimore Maryland.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Lessons From Sugar Creek to Mandalay
A reflective piece traces a speaker’s life from a farm family on Sugar Creek through town city and world experiences. It examines self improvement, family dynamics, and the enduring struggle between gender roles and war and peace, ending with observed cultural critique. The 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service text notes shared human flaws and hopeful discipline.
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Howe
Jim
Sugar Creek
Mandalay
Bell Syndicate
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Island mariner recalls dread tale of thirst and bites
A mariner recounts being cast away on a tropical island in a harrowing ordeal. He compares his experience to a classic line about water shortages, noting that his case involved bites everywhere and no relief from hunger.
Man and wife trade witticisms on marriage
Mrs Grouch notes a remark about a man who married the lady evangelist claiming he can get along without a woman. Her husband retorts that only a fool proves he can do so, challenging the claim. The exchange appears in the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Leopard chase caption joke from Montreal Gazette
In a brief joke from the Montreal Gazette two Africans watch a leopard pursue a large man. One asks to spot the winner and the other quips the winner is spotted.
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Africa
Montreal Gazette
Just Stepping on It Whither Is Our Younger Generation Headed
A wry Chicago News note questions the direction of youth while observing their apparent enjoyment of the journey. It highlights a cultural reflection on generational attitudes and pace.
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Chicago
News
Brand New Alibi Questioning Banking Rules
Wareham merchants report a customer offering a fresh alibi for delaying payments. He apologized for unsettled accounts and promised to pay soon, blaming rising costs of writing checks and taxation on small sums.
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Wareham
Brockton Enterprise
London Humorist on Beach Exercise Debate
A Wit from the Stout Party says he walks three miles daily to view the bathing costume scene while a friend questions its value for reducing. The exchange captures light seaside humor about fitness and display.
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London
Inexpensive to Him
A humorous Louisville Courier Journal gag about marriage finances. The husband teases his wife for extravagance while she quips she never satisfies his tastes. A guest notes the wife’s scrambled eggs.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Now Is The Time To Buy In Rural News Echo
A compact editorial note from Rushyville Republican urges prudent purchasing now. It juxtaposes market caution with a skeptical view of optimism, while the Kansas City Star quote hints at personal doubt and social pressure.
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Rushyville
Bayer Aspirin claims rapid relief from headaches and pain
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as providing quick relief within minutes for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. It emphasizes a scientific discovery showing a Bayer Tablet dissolving in about two seconds after moisture contact and urges buyers to insist on Genuine Bayer Aspirin.
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Bayer
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