Doctors Recommend Calotab for Colds and Flu
Doctors say no cold or flu medicine works fully until the liver is active. Calotab tablets taken at bedtime purify the system without nausea or dieting impact. One tablet, then water, next morning cold symptoms fade and health returns. Calotabs sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with money back guarantee.
Diamond Dyes Color Card Promises Rich Fadeless Colors
Dye right with Diamond Dyes Buy only Diamond Dyes for simple at home dyeing of skirts waists dresses coats gloves stockings sweaters and draperies on wool silk linen cotton or blends Drugstore color card shown by your pharmacist for guidance.
Nature and the Motor Fiend
A playful caption contrasts a bumblebee with a humming engine drawing a parallel to a motorized creature. The dialogue style mimics a street scene or comic strip caption.
Boschee's Syrup Promotes Restful Sleep for Coughs
Boschee's Syrup is advertised as a remedy for throat and lung irritation and inflammation. It claims to soothe coughing and aid easy expectoration, noting it has been a favorite household cure for colds bronchitis and lung troubles for fifty four years with worldwide sales and nightly relief.
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Habit of yielding to gloom leads toward ruin
The remark warns that a person who continually gives in to low mood travels the broad road to ruin, suggesting persistent unhappiness harms character and prospects.
Lantern Boldly Heralds Trouble
A terse quip extols the value of a single Roman Eye Bal gar application on Led to prove its merit. The text hints at caution and resilience.
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Wars of the United States listed among early conflicts
A stray paragraph summarizes nineteen wars with ten Indian conflicts. Major items include the Revolution, 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish American War, and World War I. Minor conflicts noted include France 1798, Tripoli 1801, and the Philippine War 1899.
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Clergyman Receives Unexpected Umbrella Return
A minister told his congregation he had lost his umbrella and did not expect the thief to confess. That Sunday he suggested the thief drop the umbrella over his garden wall, and later that day about fifty umbrellas appeared on the wall, seemingly in response to his plea.
False color and deceptive truth in public discourse
A critical reflection on deceptive statements and slanted reporting. The piece argues that beyond outright lies, half truths and manipulated color distortions mislead audiences and resist correction, undermining trust in public communication.
It Isn’t the Cost of Living That Worries the Man Behind Bars
A concise reflection on prison life focusing on internal fears beyond finances. The piece contrasts external economic pressures with personal struggles endured within confinement.
Shave With Cutiura Soap Promises Optimized Razor Use
An advertisement touts Cutiura Soap as doubling razor efficiency while promoting skin purity, comfort, and health. It claims no mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaves. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Banker recounts miscommunication with Chinese official
A banker who has worked in China visits an official and uses an interpreter, only to hear the official reply in fluent English asking who is pitching for Pittsburgh this year, revealing a humorous misunderstanding.
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No Man's Good Intentions Boosted Him into Herd Class
A compact remark reflects on misjudged effort failing to elevate a person into a higher social or competitive tier, highlighting gap between intent and achievement within a rural or manual labor setting.
Riots erupt in Belfast and Londonderry amid heavy gunfire
Wild rioting flared again in North Belfast between Clifton Street and Old Lodge Road as Unionists and Sinn Feiners clashed with police and soldiers. In Londonderry a police ambush left five officers shot and fires destroyed shops and property. Armored vehicles, raids, and street combat disrupted the city for hours.
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Wiihiall
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Navy reshuffle at Annapolis plans new leadership
Rear Admiral Archibald H. Scales will be succeeded as Superintendent of the Naval Academy by Admiral B. Wilson, commander of the Atlantic fleet. Wilson, noted disciplinarian, led a Brest based fleet protecting transports to France during the war. Admiral Joseph Strauss to command the Asiatic fleet. Admiral Hugh Rodman remains in command of the Pacific fleet.
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Annapolis
Archibald H. Scales
Naval Academy
Admiral B. Wilson
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Admiral Wilson
Brest
France
Joseph Strauss
Bureau of Ordnance
Hugh Rodman
Dynamiting Damages Thacker Mining Tipple in Rawl
West Virginia State Police report an attack on the Thacker Mining Company tipple at Rawl Mingo County. Several shots were fired, one man seriously injured, and property damage described as large. Authorities note the incident as a dynamiting.
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Possee Seeks Black Suspect After Attempted Abduction
Baltimore police report a large Black man attempted to abduct a ten year old girl near Glencoe Baltimore County. An elderly physician restrained the man who then fled into the woods along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks nearby.
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Experts To Treat Soldiers In Public Health Service Plan
Dr George Palmer of Springfield Ohio is asked by Surgeon General Cumming to visit all Central States Public Health Service hospitals. He will spend two weeks at each facility to ensure the 15000 soldier patients with tuberculosis receive the best possible treatment and has invited eminent specialists to visit these hospitals.
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George Palmer
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H. 8. Cumming
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Central States
Cummings
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
A public notice emphasizes that many people have kidney trouble without knowing it. It claims insurance applications are often declined due to undetected kidney issues and promotes sending ten dollars to a doctor in Binghamton New York for a testing kit or information.
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Blood Purifier
Circulation promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifier. It claims to cleanse the system and restore natural conditions, aiding Nature. Free circulars available from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Nature
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Dry wit debate noted in Baltimore talk
The Baltimore American reports a remark about a person named Butts with dry wit, followed by a skeptical comment that there is no spirit in it, reflecting a courtroom or social exchange tone.
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Castoria Reminder for Mothers Over Eighty Years
Mothers urged to check every bottle of Castoria for the familiar signature In Use for Over 80 Years. The note emphasizes Fletcher's Castoria as the trusted remedy for infants and children.
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Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Advertises Benefit
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills promoted as a natural remedy for regulating stomach liver and bowels. An advertisement urges readers to buy a box and try them. A widow praises her late husband, while noting the contrast with a sleepy wife in a brief quip.
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