Tanlac Proven To Help Delicate Children In Three Case Reports
Parents from Providence Rhode Island Scranton Pennsylvania and Philadelphia report Tanlac improving their frail children. They describe weight gain better color restored appetite and restored activity after taking Tanlac a plant based remedy with no harmful ingredients.
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Palma Gitite
Gina Meade
Ihe i Bae
See -Wood Street
Providence
Catherine McCabe
Dicke Ave
Scranton
Iitte Regina
Taniac
Tanlac
Itichard Leary
Palethorpe St
Thunderstorm Spots in Inland Cities Said by Engineer
B R Horton of Voorheesville New York argues that many inland cities above 100000 may be "th spots" for storms. He notes that shallow sandy margin lakes within forests can breed thunderstorms, citing observations over Oneida Lake New York.
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B. R. Horton
Voorheesville
N. Y
Oneida Lake
New York
Liverpool court of passage gains broad jurisdiction
The Liverpool court of passage is described as having practically unlimited power over causes arising within the city and possessing more authority than the City court in many actions.
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Liverpool Court of Passage
Misery and Company Turn Down a Second Call
A brief note reflects on shared hardship and silence after an initial outreach. It suggests the other party did not respond with a follow up despite the hint of lingering distress.
Nature’s Cycle and Jewish Physicians in Papal Rome
A reflective passage on nature’s winter decay fostering spring growth and a note that many popes showed support for Jewish medical professionals while Paul IV established the Roman Ghetto, illustrating varied papal attitudes toward Jews.
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Paul IV
Rome
The Alibi and The Secretary Speech Sparks Debate
A Life magazine item notes The Alibi and The Secretary clashing over a controversial speech. The Honorable warns a prepared statement may be needed to counter possible misquoting by the newspaper.
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Life
Ratification of Anglo Irish Treaty in Dublin
Dublin awoke to a heated but expected vote as the Anglo Irish Treaty was approved 64 to 1. Crowds outside cheered while Arthur Griffith and allies left parliament amid jubilant cheers. defense minister Charles Burgess opposed the treaty amid anxious talks over future Irish army control.
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Dublin
Charles Burgess
Arthur Griffith
Harding signals plan for world conferences to secure peace
President Harding, at the White House, asserts with all his heart a future series of world conferences. He envisions an “association of nations” possibly led or joined by the United States to secure lasting international peace.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Association of Nations
Work Begins on Delaware River Bridge Project
Philadelphia opens work on a major suspension bridge to connect Philadelphia and Camden New Jersey. The span plans aim for 187.5 feet main span and a total length of 182 miles with an estimated cost of 25 million dollars.
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Philadelphia
Dewey
Delaware River
Camden
N.J
Chicago Plans New 20 Story Office Building on Michigan
National Life Insurance company will erect the largest Chicago office building a twenty story structure on Michigan Boulevard near the business district. President A M Johnson says cost about 7 660 000 dollars with 67 000 square feet of floor space. Main section to reach 260 feet with a 400 foot tower.
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Chicago
National Life Insiuence Company
Michigan Boulevard
A.M. Johnson
Emery Announces Senate Run Against Townsends in Michigan
John G. Emery former national commander of the American Legion declares candidacy for the U S Senate in Michigan to oppose Senator Charles Towns in the 1922 elections in Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John G. Emery
American Legion
United States Senate
Charles Townsend
Two Girls Drown After Ice Break at Lake Aggawam
In Southampton New York two young girls fell through thinning ice on Lake Aggawam while skating. A nearby youth lunged to help, but all three victims drowned. Local authorities investigated the accident and alerted families.
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Southampton
N. Y
Lake Aggawam
Imagination Kills Ottumwa Man in Imagined Robbery
The coroner's verdict states James Urimen died after an imagined holdup. He and his wife were walking when a man stopped them, fled two blocks, and collapsed. The assailant was intoxicated.
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Ottumwa
James Urimen
Grimes
Proposes Reduced Personnel Bill in Congress
Washington DC reports a Senate discussion on a bill to cut army personnel to 75,000 and navy to 50,000. Senator King from Stab voices support as the measure advances. Private Marcus Henderson, a marine guard, was exonerated after he shot and wounded Otto Lambert near Breen Bay Junction Wisconsin.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Senator King
Stab
Marcus MM. Henderson
Oto J. Lambert
Breen Bay Junction
Wis
Prewar Bread Price Declared By City Grocery Chain
A city grocery chain manager announces bread will sell at the prewar price of 5 cents for a six loaf loaf. The firm plans to maintain this price across its Cincinnati outlets.
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Cincinnati
Thia
President Signals Disapproval of Federal Reserve Legislation
Washington D C reports that the agricultural bloc claims President Harding indicated disapproval of pending federal reserve board legislation at a White House conference with Senators Kenyon Capper and Kellogg. Bloc members say the president wishes to promote farmers’ interests but fears the bill would limit executive appointment powers.
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Winshington
Harding
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Federal Reserve Board
Kenyon
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Plan for Europe’s Longest Canal Across Continent
Munich reports a new corporation forms to construct a trans European canal linking the Rhine and Main. The project spans about 3437 kilometers with 60 locks over 700 kilometers of elevation, 40 power plants and 2.74 million kilowatts hourly, promising major annual fuel savings and new shipping capacity.
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Europe
Munich
Germany
A_ corporation
Rhine
Iowa Statehood Declared Seventy Five Years Ago
Des Moines notes Iowa's 75th anniversary since Congress granted statehood on December 25 1846. President James K Polk signed the act, adding another star to the flag to symbolize the Hawkeye commonwealth. The article recalls Iowa as a frontier with Native conflicts and wild creatures.
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Towa
Des Moines
James K. Polk
Congress
Hawkeye Commonwealth
Iowa
Unveiling of Roosevelt Tablet at Police Headquarters
Federal, municipal and late officials attended the unveiling of a bronze tablet honoring Theodore Roosevelt at police headquarters. The tablet commemorates his city service as head of the department in 1895 and was donated by a group of his friends.
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New York
Federal
Police
Theodore Roosevelt
Red Cross Courier at First Number
Washington D C reports the first issue of the Red Cross weekly newspaper established to replace various publications. The charter subscribers include President Harding and a reproduced letter on the cover.
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Red Cross Courier
Washington, D
Reg “Cross
American Red Cross
Harding
Tommy O Connor Identified as Escape Murderer
Chicago authorities renew pursuit after identifying Tommy O Connor from a photograph matching a man who held up a passenger near Hawarden Iowa and led to renewed prosecutions.
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Tommy O'Connor
Lina Ae
Hawarden
Last Survivor Of Merrimac Dies At 78 In Shreveport
Benjamin Horseman, 78, of Shreveport Louisiana, the last surviving crew member of the Confederate ironclad Merrimac, which fought the Monitor, has died.
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Merrimac
Shreveport
Benjamin Horseman
Homelad
Fleet Leaves Winter Base for Caribbean Target Practice
The unit from the Atlantic Fleet sails from New York Advance to Guantanamo Cuba for their winter base use and imminent target practice.
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New York
Advence
Unita of the Atlantic
Guantandine
Cuba
First Paying Oil Well Brought In Near Decatur Illinois
The first paying oil well in central Illinois near Decatur was brought in on Tuesday. Officials announced the well will produce from 40 to 1100 barrels per day. Also noted is a divorce case in Carson City Nevada where Mary Pickford and Owen Moore are involved with strong rhetoric from Attorney General L B Fowler on a supreme court brief.
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Ilinois
Decatur
Carson City
Nev
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
L. B. Fowler
Supreme Court
Peace Dollar Distribution Sparks Demand in Washington
Heavy demand for the new peace dollars signals limited supply as the distribution begins in Washington. Indications point to the aliver issue likely exhausting soon amid strong public interest.
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Washington, D
Robbery at Elihu Root Home In Clinton New York
Thieves robbed the Clinton home of Elihu Root while he attended an arts conference in Washington. Valuables including choice wines were stolen, according to Utica papers.
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Elihu Root
Utica
N. Y
Eiihu Root
Clinton, N
Washington
Too Valuable To Discard Birthday Celebration Plan
A young artist, told by a businesswoman that birthdays come and go, shares a practical idea to celebrate each year. She keeps a reminder with her name and birth date November 20 1887, leading to daily gifts of handkerchiefs hose gloves and other items for a year.
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New York Sun
California Vig Syrup for Children Ad promotes laxative use
An advertisement touts California Vig Syrup as a trusted laxative for babies and children. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, relieve sour bile, and restore a well, playful child within hours, urging mothers to say California to avoid imitations.
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California
Ayrup
Safety First at Aunt Dorothea's Table
A vignette recalls Ruth among nieces and nephews at table with Aunt Dorothea. Ruth ponders if the small apple pie is hers alone or shared, reflecting family hierarchy and cautious eating habits. A pop science aside notes a hydro-glider project described in Pop War Mechanics Magazine on the west coast.
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Dorothea
Rute
Ruth
Popwar Mechanics Magazine
Brown Smith’s Novel Sparks Marriage Plans
The Horrore of Wedlock has boosted Brown-Smith’s fame and fortune and prompted talk of a wedding as he enjoys a season of success. Readers note his rising profile and lavish lifestyle linked to the popular work.
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Brown—Smith
Jones
Worthy Work as Vital to Mankind, Mouseveit Quotation
A historical quotation emphasizes that the supreme value lies in the chance to perform meaningful work. It asserts the act’s importance for human welfare and highlights moral duty guiding purposeful labor.
Opportunity Doesn't Wait for the Sure Man
A compact adlike note urges action and risk taking, arguing against timidity and the belief that wealth or security will come without effort. It uses a proverb about coffers and pockets to stress initiative.
Taken Literally. There Isn't a Stogic Man I Care For
Fragmentary dialogue from The Argonaut features a speaker denying romantic interest, clarifying marital status, and a terse, wry exchange about sitting down. The readable text hints at a humorous or ironic scene in a period publication.
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Argonaut
Cuticura Remedies Promoted For Baby Skin Relief
Advertisements tout Cuticura products for soothing a baby's red rough and itching skin. Hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment applications, scented dusting powder, and Cuticura Toilet Tissue are recommended as an indispensable routine.
Connubial Pleasantry From a Life Caption
Dialog shows a couple joking about marriage as a weary routine. The wife teases with walting, while the husband concedes it is all in wife-time. The excerpt captures a light domestic banter tone from Life.
If men had One courage of their con victions there would be more con victs.
A concise maxim notes that lacking steadfast conviction yields more convictions. The fragment expresses irony about courage and belief.
Advi quips on Richleigh limousine gift to actress
A Boston Transcript quote mocks Richleigh for gifting his limousine to a famous actress. The remark suggests the act reflects his notion of courting notoriety and association with stars.
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Richleigh
Star
Boston Transcript
Advertisement for Red Cross Ball Blue grocers carry it
A fragmented ad style note extols Red Cross Ball Blue with claims of clean clothes and no grimy streaks. It mentions grocers carrying the product and includes stray lines about fame and fortune and telephones.
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Red Cross
Dr Pierce’s Medicines Endorsements From Davenport Family
A Davenport Iowa family testifies to benefits from Dr Pierce’s medicines. They report steady use of Golden Medical Discovery and Fat Tablets to combat rundown and mid life fatigue, praising the tonics and general improvement.
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Davenport
Iowa
Pierce
Oakenes
Dr. Pierce
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