Woman credits Tanlac with curing fifteen years of rheumatism
Mrs. V. Waca of Peoria Illinois says Tanlac restored her ability to raise her right arm after fifteen years of rheumatism and liver trouble. She reports better sleep appetite and overall health after six bottles and names local druggists selling Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock & Son
Shelburn
O. B. Stark
Hymera
Wint Cummins
Dagger
Quality Drug Store
Merom
J. J. Parker
Speech Reveals a Man's Wisdom or Folly
A Daily Thought quotes Demosthenes noting that a vessel is judged by the sound it makes, and similarly a person is proven by their words whether wise or foolish.
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Demosthenes
The Return of Hair Styles Emphasizing Natural Beauty
A fashion note argues that no single hair style dominates anymore. Women should let their face and neck shape guide styling, with high, low, or balanced looks chosen to flatter natural features and graceful neck lines.
New Tax Law Aims to Equalize Indiana Assessments
Governor Goodrich backs the new tax law as a tool to balance property assessments and distribute tax burdens more fairly. State tax officials note wide-ranging increases in Perry county corporate assessments and highlight the Mishawaka Woolen Co and Oliver Chilled Plow Works as stark examples of the equalization effect.
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Carl H. Mote
Indianapolis
Goodrich
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Rocal
Perry County
Tell City Lumber Company
American Cannel Coal Company
Mishawaka Woolen Company
Mishawaka
South Bend
Oliver Chilled Plow
Lickskillet Items from the Bloomington Star
Ed Bascombe notes nightly talks at the store platform about the League of Nations and porch furniture whittling. Various local doings include a hired hand for Squire Hartsock, John Plum’s political aims, and Arminta Jones in a red sweater at a Gosport rummage sale.
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Ed Bascombe
League of Nations
Squire Hartsock
Si Plum
Abraham Lincoln
Salina Baker
Bill Blithers
Hardshell
Perkins
Cy Hawkins
Ed Bivins
Deacon Ebbersole
Hast Hartsock Avenue
Love Ann Long
Arminta Jones
Arminta
Gosport
Origin of the Handkerchief Traces Phrase Evolution
The tracing of the term pocket handkerchief shows its shift from kerchief for the head to kerchief held in the hand and finally to pocket handkerchief. It reflects changes in usage and meaning across time and language.
Ruby Significance Across History and Belief
Marbodeus of Rennes in the twelfth century described the ruby as a gem of divine power love dignity and royalty. It is noted as among the most beautiful and rare gems throughout history and lore.
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Marbodeus
Rennes
Cloth From Pineapples Cloth Noted In China
A Popular Mechanics observation notes pineapples are rarely used for fiber in this country but in China the leaves are cultivated for cloth. Fiber is extracted by a simple method and spun into thread ready for weaving with local looms.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
China
Javelle Water Stain Remover Recipe From Historical Note
A historic stain remover recipe explains mixing one pound of soda ash and five vents of chloride of lime in an earthen bowl with two quarts of water. After settling, pour off the water, bottle it, and use to lift fruit stains and indelible ink. Soak then wash in warm water.
Sweet Odors and the Ancient Art of Perfumery
The text traces humanity's love of scents from ancient times. It notes biblical incense, the origin of perfumery from Latin, and early Egyptians using distillation to extract fragrances. It mentions natural gums like camphor, myrrh, and cinnamon as ancient odors.
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