Jefferson Portraits and Relics in Mrs Randall's Monticello Library
A Baltimore widow, descended from Thomas Jefferson, preserves and displays Jefferson relics in her Monticello library. The piece recounts his life pages including his loves, letters, travels in France, and the care in Monticello’s restoration after his death.
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Tiz promises relief for aching tired feet in ad copy
Advertises Tiz as a foot remedy for workers who stand all day claiming it draws out poisonous exudations, relieves pain from corns and bunions, and offers all day comfort for 25 cents per box. It urges purchase from any druggist.
Beautify Hair and Dandruff Solution Ad
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine, claiming 25 cents buys faster, shinier hair and dandruff elimination. It promises dramatic results in minutes with a cloth test and suggests continued use yields new, fine hair growth across the scalp.
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Face Peeling Habit Becomes Fashionable Among Fashionable Women
A 1920s style note describes mercorized wax facial peels replacing cosmetics for complexion. It claims wax exfoliation removes worn skin daily to reveal velvety under skin, while a Saxolite and witch hazel solution bath allegedly erases wrinkles.
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Whiskey At 12c A Gallon Revealed In exposé
M Marcel of 651 Broadway Kansas City Missouri publishes a book exposing trade secrets of the Mail Order Whiskey Trust. He claims whiskey marketed at a dollar to five dollars per gallon costs only 106 1/2 cents to make and sends the book free to all who request it.
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Color of Your Money Riddle in Indianapolis Tar Dialogue
A landlord questions a tenant about payment, asking when he will see money. The tenant replies with a witty line about money being "an invisible green," reflecting a sharp exchange in a clipped, slangy tone.
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