Castoria: A Trusted Remedy for Children’s Ailments
This vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a go to vegetable remedy for infants and children. It claims five million households use it and urges mothers to keep a bottle for colic constipation diarrhea and restless nights. It emphasizes safety for babies and endorsement by doctors and druggists.
Fire-Proof Ink For Legal Papers Keeps Marks After Fire
Popular Mechanics notes an English inventor has created a fire proof ink using varnish, lampblack, and chemicals. The ink resists obliteration, turning brownish black when flames touch the treated paper. On fireproof asbestos and fiber paper it becomes transparent after a blaze.
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Popular Mechanics
Pine Students Elect Shea Leader at Barber College
A brief life note notes that the barber college elected a new leader, referred to as Shea, reflecting small community achievements. The exchange hints at a local youth from Pine progressing in education and leadership.
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Barber College
Pine
Shea
Toledo Woman Sells Fan Pine Colors at Dorr Street
A fragment from Toledo notes describes Mrs. at 573 Dorr Street offering a fan with pined color and felt, indicating a small local sale or craft item listing in the neighborhood.
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Dorr St
Toledo
Ohio
Lace returns as central theme in children’s coats
Lace dominates spring and summer fashion for girls with coats, jackets, and lace wraps. Youthful outfits feature green suede, white ermine, and sunburn colored hats, linking child styles to grownup trends and suggesting lace dresses and detachable greens for versatile wear.
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Mary Philbin
Miss Philbin
Uncle Jim’s Opposition Sparks Madge and Bob Match
Uncle Jim eyes Bob Stratton as a vain suitor, mocks him, and stirs a family vote of opposition. Madge and her mother push Bob away while Uncle Jim mentors a plan to test Patience. A water rescue ends with Bob repairing the engine and Madge choosing him.
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Madge
Uncle Jim
Bob Stratton
Young Stratton
Bob
James
Jim
Mrs. Evans
Milks Emulsion Restores Winston-Salem Woman’s Health
Mrs Margaret Washington recalls a five week bed illness last August from a severe cold. After starting Milks Emulsion she gained 14 pounds in five weeks and reports full appetite, renewed strength, and daily work. Sold with a satisfaction guarantee by Milks Emulsion Co.
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Margaret Washington
14Th St
Winston-Salem
N. C
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Adv
No Sleep for Guest in Abode of Cranks
John Sloan recounted a New York dinner anecdote about writing and painting colonies in Paris New Mexico and retired business colonies in California Florida and Atlantic City In Atlantic City golf cranks and auction cranks are said to dominate the scene A Philadelphia guest stayed at a cottage where the couple kept shouting in dreams Fore and Four and a half keeping the guest awake all night.
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John Sloan
New York
Paris
New Mexico
California
Florida
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Generous sample of Pastor Koenig’s Nervine offered
The article promotes Pastor Koenig’s Nervine a remedy for nervousness epilepsy sleeplessness and related ailments. It notes its origin by Pastor Koenig forty years ago and claims factories in the old world with sales worldwide. A large free sample is promised to readers who write to Koenig Medicine Co Chicago.
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Pastor Koenig
Koenig
Koenig Medicine Co
No. Wells St
Chicago
Ilinois
Writing for Money Letter Writing in Modern Times
A Louisville Courier-Journal opinion excerpt reflects on the changing value of letter writing and social expectations as more young adults attend college. The piece contrasts perceived declines in writing art with campus life realities.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Paris diner incites frenzy over bill shock
The London Morning Post reports a Paris customer, reacting to a bill, ran amok and required hospital restraint. Speculation centers on whether the menu or the bill triggered the episode.
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Paris
London Morning Post
Shah's Rail Line Carries Shah Tribute Inscriptions
A note on the Caspian to Gulf of Persia railway states every length of steel rail along the 1 250 mile route will bear Arabic inscriptions honoring the shah and his family, as reported by Gas Logie.
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Caspian Sea
Gulf of Persia
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