Fear of death from plagues proves false money hard to earn
Batum Oct 20. Entering Russia through the Black Sea resembles a strange battle frontier. Travel is marked by fear of violence yet daily life continues. Quinine suffices for Malaria patients while many seek escape to Constantinople. The Soviet grip yields mixed changes. prices rise, corruption and policing intensify, yet Americans rely on charity. People crowd port areas, endure checks, and hope for safer passage to Europe amid scarce goods and shifting loyalties.
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Batam
Russia
Black Sea
Nas
Valaria
Thuapit
Certois Meltkov
Elorizon
Constantinople
Belura
Patrns
United States
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Americagy
Batum
Faoe
San Francisco
Ani
Paris
Lontov
London
Elia
Unlabeled Old Health Claim for Cascarets
A bizarre health ad touts Cascarets as a cure for sickness headaches and dyspepsia by cleansing the liver and bowels. It promises relief from indigestion foul breath yellow skin and mental fear while claiming a 10 cent box contains undigested food and promotes bowel activity.
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