Revered Parker Moon Credits Tanlac for Health Return
The Southwest Missouri Quaker leader known as Uncle Parker Moon attributes his recovery from a five year nervous breakdown and digestive troubles to Tanlac. He describes improved appetite, sleep, and energy after a few doses and urges others with stomach issues to try the remedy. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Tanlac
Texas
Tactful Visitor Ends Up Sarsing Coffee Like Family
Oil magnate Mike Murphy has passed away leaving sons who carry his knack for social adaptation. During a visit to a rural area John Murphy recalls a host who poured coffee into a saucer while his son drank from a cup. The host scolds the son prompting the boy to dump his coffee, and the father then remarks about nursing coffee.
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Philadelphia Ledger
John
Uncertain Fragments From Louisville Courier Journal
Excerpt shows fragmented phrases about waiting two months for delivery and mentions automobile coal and a peculiar note on male hummingbirds. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or persons.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
Baby Names Spell Work For Jones Family
Mrs Jones insists on naming their newborn William Oliver Robert Kenneth to spell WORK with initials hoping the child will take to work. Mr Jones favors the simple Bill and mocks the plan. The exchange ends with a wry joke about the baby’s future tendencies.
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Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Plain “Bill
Neighbor recalls shopping crush at Blank and Blank store
A Boston Transcript quote describes a neighbor’s frustration with the Christmas shopping crush at Blank and Blank, noting difficulty entering and leaving the store.
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Blank & Blank’s
Boston Transcript
Photographer Noted For Portraits Inspiring Confidence
A renowned photographer is celebrated for portraits that help women feel satisfied with their appearance, turning sessions into empowering experiences and earning acclaim for flattering likenesses and respectful approach.
Question of belief sparks debate on religion and rights
A debate arises around respecting personal belief when individuals oppose religious practice. Critics argue belief absence should not invite pressure or moral surveillance, while proponents warn of secular coercion and the limits of tolerance in public life.
Paris Fashion Notes from Drecoll and Callot Designs
A fashion writeup surveys Paris theater costumes by the House of Drecoll and Callot. It highlights gray serge and crepe gowns with black embroidery, vivid copper hats, green cloaks, lace emphasis, and new midwinter millinery with ribbons and feather corsets.
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House of Drecoll
Vienna
T/Air de Paris
House of Drecall
Callot
Motor
Maria Crozet
Cruelty of Politics Echoes in Cabinet Dinner Tale
A cabinet officer at a dinner dismissed criticism of his department as politics and recalled a joke about the cruelty of woman. He told of two Easter morning acquaintances on a boardwalk who recognize each other by a bonnet after 17 years, underscoring change and recognition.
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Atlantic City
Lone Star Sign of the Times Candy Comment
A Dallas News quip notes social change as a married woman buying her own candy becomes a sign of independence and shifting norms in American life.
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The
Times
Dallas News
Happiness Lost to Lawful Work Turns Into a Job
A reflection on joy that fades once regulated by rules. What began as happiness becomes routine labor under legal constraints.
Moses Well in Egyptian Desert Captured in Morning Light
In the Egyptian desert near Suez lies Moses well a palm shaded pool said to match the biblical scene where waters were sweetened by a branch. Sunrise paints the pool in exquisite tones as palms fringe its edges. Historical records of ancient Egyptian rulers were destroyed, erasing context from the captivity era.
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Suez
Moses
Egypt
Distant relatives attend funeral of a poor man
An obituary notes that few relatives travel far to attend the funeral of a man who died in poverty, underscoring how economic hardship affects mourning attendance.
Steady income of 3000 a year marks opportunity
A steady income of 3000 dollars per year is described as the largest fee of opportunity, highlighting a favorable financial arrangement and its appeal to potential beneficiaries.
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