Freezone Corn Treatment Ad Warns No Pain
A vintage ad promotes Freezone for corns and calluses with minimal cost and no pain, claiming instant relief and easy removal by lifting with fingers. It touts a Cincinnati genius behind the product and urges readers to buy from a druggist.
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Cincinnati
Lamps for the Eyes and Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad
An old advertisement-style excerpt touts a lamp guiding eye examination via mouth illumination and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal action through mucous surfaces and offers a ten dollar reward for incurable catarrh cases. Ends with testimonial notes and a comic dialogue fragment.
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HALL
Price Inc
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Spring Health Warning on Front Life and Exercise
A fragmented 1920s style health notice urges March and April health regain through outdoor activity. It links confinement indoors to run down condition, loss of ambition, and the need to keep the liver active and exercise. It promotes Dr Pierre's Beneten medical tonic tablets as a suggested remedy.
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Ronan
Dri Pierre
Fortunes on the Tornea River Smuggling Haven in Lapland
The Tornea river freezes as smugglers flood into Haparanda Sweden from Russia and Finland. Sledges haul tex, coffee, rubber and sugar bound for Sweden where they fetch high prices. Frontiers, champagne breakfasts, and a lively frontier town scene define a booming illicit trade amid war era tensions.
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Tornea
Russia
Arctic
Lapland
Tornen
Circle
Sweden
Gol
Finland
Haparanda
Huparanda
Torneo
Dawson
New Klondike
Hupuranda
Arehingel
Vladivostoks
Haparamta
Hapirinda
Kappel> Meister
Swere
Plans to Drop Bombs Near Dad's Old Home
Madison Wis I m going to fi wark to Berlin where you came train dad and drop a bomb near your old home Lloyd A Lehr bass a student in the journalists course at the State University informed his father he had enlisted in the aviation service of the United States Army The father replied God bless you son Am proud of you Lehrbaas father born in Berlin came to America with his parents at age four
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Madison
Wis
Berlin
Lloyd A. Lehrbass
The
State University
United States Army
America
Elded Helena matron knits for wartime front
Helena resident Mrs. W. C. Almon age 73 visits her son W. S. Almen Jr. in Fairfield Montana. Her family served in four wars from Mexican War to Civil War and Spanish War and aviation corps call. She remains active knitting and supporting the war effort.
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Helena
Mont
W. C. Almon
Almon
Felrmont
Almen, Jr
Vicksburg
Almen
Wormn
Aviation
Cmrpa
Big Footed Private Ivey Cleveland Goes Home
Private Ivey Cleveland of the Twelfth company Third battalion One Hundred and Sixty fifth Depot brigade Camp Travis departs Brazos Horton with an honorable discharge after wearing No 14 brogans that could not be replaced by smaller sizes. Officers tried to fit him with No 12 shoes but failed. The Army officer’s test was deemed too costly.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ivey Cleveland
Mera
Camp Travis
Brazos
Horton
Cap Travis
Cleveland
Ivey
Chicago’s massive new metalworking machines speed war shells
Chicago engineers unveil three giant machines for munitions production. A concrete and iron planing planet, a long boring gun machine, and a rapid shell turning lathe together promise record speeds. Each unit costs about 55000 dollars, with plans to deploy multiple units to meet demand. The inventor, Luelen J Yeomans, is a Cleveland relative, and the gear aims to boost output for American and Allied artillery.
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Chicago
von Hindenburg
Ion
Girl Yell Leader at Berkeley Elects Marion Sutton
The junior class at the University of California selects a female yell leader. Marion Sutton wins by more than double the votes of the male candidate, a historic break with precedent. J. F P. White reports that many clan men pushed him down at the polls.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Marion Sutton
J. F P. White
Public State Superintendent of Repairs Directs All Work
Connecticut assigns road maintenance to a superintendent of repairs. The state is split into ten districts with supervisors near district centers. Each district has sections led by foremen responsible for work under ordinary conditions.
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State Superintendent of Repairs
E. B. House
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collina
Colo
Connecticut
Road repair gangs moved under rotating foremen
The article describes continuous road maintenance crews in each section, with ten to fifteen men assigned under a foreman for emergency work. Gangs are regularly transferred between locations, under different foremen for short periods to ensure proper upkeep of the roads.
Warrenton Turnpike Company Granted Charter
Virginia legislature grants a charter to the Warrenton and Fairtax Turnpike Company to take over the old Alexandria Warren ton pike. The firm will grade resurface operate as a toll road until the state reclaims it. If the state takes back the road stockholders receive cost plus interest minus dividends.
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Legislature of
Virginia
Warrenton and Fairtax
Improvement by Road Drag on Local Roads
If drainage is addressed along the road drag line, you can read a better road condition. After each van, treat the stretch from your gateway toward town to your holdings length, and you will be surprised and gratified by the improvement. You may even spur neighbors nearby to do the same.
Ontario to Build Network of Highways After War
The new concrete highway between Toronto and Hamilton, Ontario, recently opened as a 40 mile boulevard. The Ontario premier announced this as the first step in a broader plan for an improved highway system across the province. Work will begin after the war ends.
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Canada
Toronto
Hamiltem Ontario
Ontario
Good roads essential for better schools and centralization
The article argues that quality roads enable better schools by enabling consolidation, allowing spacious buildings and more competent teachers. It asserts communities with good roads gain facilities and teachers at lower costs, advocating investment in infrastructure to improve education.
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Wdole
Gres Thun
Plan and guidance for culvert and calf feeding
Plan size of culvert based on water load, not less than linch pipe. Determine culvert side and structure by careful investigation. Feed calf skim milk if abundant skim milk. feed six to eight months.
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Helps Rural Farmer's Wife
Oregon woman recounts relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a debilitating condition that left her unable to work. She notes the product aided her recovery and enabled her to resume farm duties, urging others to seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for similar help.
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Oregon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Thin Boarder Jokes Across a Breakfast Scene
A Yonkers Statusman quip feature presents a breakfast tableau with a thin boarder, a paper napkin, and a series of riddle punchlines. Characters include a tough soldier, a con clerk with a rose, a lady schoolteacher, and a bank clerk as they trade foils about elephants and microbes and daily curiosities. The humor plays on misdirection and everyday objects.
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Yonkers
Tractor Versus Mule Struggles in Old Scolding Riddle
Ten mules can move about two tons in ten hours while a tractor hauls 25 tons and travels 20 miles in the same period. The piece ponders fear of exposure and respect for village standing, and notes a rich widow makes a poor investment when she marries.
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