Socialism and Common Sense and the Beliefs of Bella Wilcox
A poem by Bella Wheeler Wilcox surveys socialist ideas and religious faith, praising humane reform while debating life, immortality, and material minimalism. The piece critiques atheism in socialism and defends belief in a divine order, linking hope, justice, and practical living to a broader social critique.
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Her Teleshorte Hour Creates Constant Connection
The article describes a woman who reliably schedules a telephone hour with friends, ensuring contact and timely catchups. If the man she seeks is not home at the hour, she calls the house and asks the maid where he is. The system, praised as a charm, prevents aimless, scattershot communication.
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Flollister Rocky Mountain Ton Promises Health Boost
A vintage styled claim touts Flollister's Rocky Mountain Ton as building up waste tissue and promoting appetite, aiding digestion, refreshing sleep, and renewing strength and health. Sold in Tex or Tablets for 35 cents at Bon Star Drug Store.
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