Tanlac Restores Health Says Overland Park Farmer
H W Boring of Overland Park Kansas states Tanlac helped him overcome two years of illness. He describes poor appetite and digestion, back pains, nervousness, catarrh and weight loss, noting immediate improvement in digestion, clearer head, better sleep and regained weight. He plans to keep Tanlac at home and praises it as a blessing. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Taniac
H. W. Boring
Overland Park, Kansa
Scenery and stage craft shape historic theatre abroad and at home
The article notes scenery drives eighteenth century productions like The Beggar's Opera in New York using a London revival team. It contrasts with Her Own Way and describes ornate Philadelphia advertising culture and the 18th century print arts in Dock Street era.
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New York
London
Fitch
Lawmaking In 1921 Session Faces Heavy Agenda
As the 1921 legislative session nears midterm, lawmakers confront a tight timetable with many high impact bills awaiting action. Only one major bill has emerged from the House revenue panel, a real estate reassessment plan for 1921 and future biennial reviews.
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Lincoln
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
House
Senate
Nebraska license renewals lag as 100000 motorists skip 1921 plates
Secretary George K. Johnson reports that over 100000 Nebraska vehicle owners have not secured 1921 license plates, risking arrests for noncompliance amid financial pressures. The note ties license delays to economic strain and notes other state political moves and public notices.
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Nebraska
George K. Johnson
State Department
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
A health ad notes many Americans have kidney trouble but do not suspect it and face insurance rejections. It promotes a two size bottle sold in drug stores and offers a 10 cent sample from Knitters, Let's Have Wool in Balls campaign. The piece mentions yarn windage and a push to wind wool into balls to save knitting time.
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R Iimer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Hall's Catarrh Medicine for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local apps. It requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy. It claims to heal the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube to reduce inflammation and restore hearing.
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Hall
Hall’seo Tarr
Alle J. Cheney & Co
Revered Minister Praises Volunteers At Benefit Concert
An elderly minister commends the wide range of volunteer performers at a benefit concert. He compliments most participants and smiles warmly when asked about Miss Higiry, saying her intentions were excellent and admirable.
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Misa Higiry
Diamond Dyes promise easy wool and fabric dyeing
An advertisement warns buyers about poor dye results with Diamond Dyes and urges purchase of Diamond byes with a color card. It also includes a domestic scene about family life and a beauty tip promoting Caticura products for hands with advice on application and cleanup.
Astor to Get Ten Million Dollar Rent for Hotel Astor Lease
Captain John Jacob Astor will receive ten million dollars in rent over twenty years under a lease signed last week in New York. The Hotel Astor on Broadway between Forty fourth and Fifty third streets occupies part of the old Kiens estate, which once sold for fourteen thousand dollars.
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John Jacob Astor
New York City
Forty-fourth
Pearty-itth Streets
Mothers' Care Emphasizes Castoria Inspect Guide
Important guidance urges mothers to examine every Gottie of Castoria, the well known remedy for infants and children, ensuring its authenticity and safety. The note warns to verify the product prior to use and rely on trusted suppliers.
War Bonds and Bondsmen Spread Worldwide
War made the world smaller as ex service men scattered after the conflict. Free Christmas cards from old comrades illustrate the reach of former Kansans serving abroad. A note from Jin, a Belgian contact, and one from Johannesburg show how wartime networks persist. the piece also notes linen becomes valuable and Red Cross Ball Bee fabric improves wear.
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Kansaseeservice
Arig Friends
Jin
Johannesburg
South Africa
Coppel
Red Cross
Family boast meets wry rebuke in dialogue
A speaker claims a long family line while another retorts that its members had plenty of rope in their time. The exchange humorously undermines hereditary pride with a blunt, dark edge.
Election of Harding and Coolidge Declared Winners
Washington officials tally the electoral vote in a joint session, confirming W G Harding for president and Calvin Coolidge for vice president with 404 to 127 over Cox and Roosevelt. Republican leaders move to advance the soldiers bonus bill before March 4, eyed for passage with proposed benefits including cash grants and housing aid.
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Washington
D. C
W. G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
House
Wilson
Mr. Harding
Coolidge
James M. Cox
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Abey
Sham confusion and theft cases cross 1910s headlines
A scattered OCR fragment reports a post office inspector in Ainicorn Nebraska investigating a gang selling fake socks and horse-race operators with headquarters in Atlanta. It notes thousands of dollars recovered and victims in Tronk Nebraska and Enter states expecting restitution. Washington reports on banking, legislation, and recruiting in progress.
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Ainicorn
Ted
Atlanta
Gay
Wi H
Fle
Siews
Tronkc
Nebraska
Swiss Council Refuses Cross Country Transit for Enemied Force
The Swiss federal council denies permission for passage of the invading force through Switzerland to Vilna to oversee a plebiscite. It cites neutrality concerns and unresolved armed conflicts, saying international transit is unnecessary and could threaten Swiss neutrality.
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Switzerland
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