Housewife’s Idea Box on Hemming Cloths for Dish Cloths
A note from THD HOUSEWIFE via Public Ledger, Inc. WNTU Service cautions housewives that using unhemmed cloths as dish towels risks lint causing sink stoppages. Hemming the cloths prevents blockages and saves time in the long run.
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THD
Public Ledger, Inc
Wntu Service
Belief on Manchukuo and Matrimony Cited
The Boston Herald notes a cynical view that Japanese diplomacy cannot disguise reality of Manchukuo as an independent state, drawing a sarcastic parallel to marriage as a sign of legitimacy. The remark reflects wartime skepticism toward official assurances.
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Manchukuo
Boston Herald
The Man Who Knows The Remedy Doctor Question
An advertisement persuades readers to consult their doctor about headache neuralgia and rheumatic pain remedies, claiming only medical guidance ensures safety. It urges readers to ask their physician to verify the remedy’s safety before use.
Bayer Aspirin Advertisement Urges Safe Use For Pain Relief
A dated ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as a trusted pain relief, contrasting it with unknown preparations. It notes physicians once advised against many remedies, claims Bayer changed practice, and asserts Bayer Aspirin is safe for regular use and fast acting. It instructs to ask for Bayer Aspirin by name at drug stores.
Feel Fine Mothers Read This Liquid Laxative Remedy
A reader advisory promotes liquid laxatives for constipation in children and adults. It claims precise dosing, gradual reduction as bowels normalize, and notes doctors and hospitals use liquid forms. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as a widely available, pharmacy staple.
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Dr. Caldwell
Unknown Soldiers Memorials Across American History
A survey of monuments and ceremonies honoring Unknown Soldiers from the Civil and Indian wars to World War I. The piece traces Arlington’s Tomb, Alexandria memorials, Lake George finds, Custer battlefield remains, and the evolving national tribute to unidentified heroes through decades of U.S. history.
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Arlington Cemetery
Edward S. Younger
Chicago
France
America
Harris and Ewing
Custer
Montana
Old Presbyterian Meeting House
Alexandria
Mary G. Powell
Stonewall” Jackson
Fort George Battlefield Park
Lake George
N. Y
Glens Falls
Ephraim Williams
King Hendrick
Baron Dieskau
Lake Champlain
Great Britain
Braxton Bragg
National Cemetery
Arlington
Robert ©. Lee
Bull Run
Ranpahannock
United States
Buffet Supper Traditions Set At Easy Service
Buffet suppers grow popular in the United States as a self service dining fashion. English homes with many servants used buffet meals for breakfast and luncheons, and Americans adopt the idea for informal gatherings and small living spaces. Host and hostess guide guests, replenishing dishes and occasionally serving a dish to start the queue. A punch bowl, glassware, plates, napkins, and light refreshments complete the simple setup.
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United States
England
Bell Syndicate
WNU Serylea
United States Consumes Half of World's Lumber
The Year Book of the New York Society of Architects notes the U S produces and consumes about half of global lumber. About 8 percent of U S residences are wood built and 98 percent of farm structures. The industry has 20,000 mills, billions in capital, and employs over a million people. Private forests regrown lead to 40 percent from renewed forests. public forests hold half the standing timber on a sustained yield basis.
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New York Society of Architects
United States
Rose Knitting Bag for Crochet by Grandmother Clark
Woman’s knitting accessory in a Rose design bag. Finished pocket 10 by 13 inches, crocheted with heavy Mountain Craft cotton. Package 749 includes illustration and instructions, black and white mesh diagram, postpaid for 10 cents. Complete package with thread and crochet hook sent postpaid for 40 cents. Handles not included. Home Craft Co Dept B St Louis Mo. Enclose stamped addressed envelope for info.
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Dept. B
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St Louis
And How Love of Money Shapes the World in All Men
A pithy reflection notes that the pursuit of wealth drives human actions. It suggests money governs decisions and motivates behavior across diverse lives and choices.
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