Nurse declares Tanlac best remedy for stomach and nerves
Mrs. I A Borden of Seattle a Tanlac user for seven years cites her nursing experience to praise Tanlac as unmatched for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. She shares two cases a woman with water retention and a man with digestion issues both improved after Tanlac therapy. The ad notes Tanlac sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Borden
Pontius Ave
Seattle
Wash
Signature of the Cross Used as Attestation
In olden times the cross mark served both illiterate signers and those who could write among the Saxons. The cross was required to accompany signatures to attest good faith and stand for the signer’s mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Skin Comfort for Babies
Advertisement touts Cuticura products for irritated baby skin. Hot baths with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are recommended, with occasional use of Cuticura Talcum powder for fragrance and dusting.
United States Military Forces Expansion 1913-1922
The United States shows the sole significant rise in armed forces from 86,000 in 1913 to 137,000 in 1922. This indicates a notable buildup amid postwar policy shifts, reflecting limited expansion compared with wartime peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
English as She S Spoke Directors Meeting Snags on Costs
Overheard remark at a directors’ meeting notes focus on running expenses as the group evaluates current finances and overheads. The quip reflects concern about the organization’s economic footing and budget considerations.
Ohio Gleanings: Harvey Vance near Gallipolis bitten by copperhead
A farmer near Gallipolis was bitten by a copperhead snake while reaching for a squirrel he had shot. he is expected to recover. The column also notes $225,000 pledged by Reformed churches for Heidelberg college in Tiffin, and various local Ohio items including deaths, court actions, plant plans, and public notices.
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Harvey Vance
Gallipolis
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
H. L. Hornley
Columbus
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Southern Ohio
Sophia W. White
Jane M. Case
Delaware
Common Pleas Court
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Power Company
D. Ted Gilliam
Marion City
Harding
General Cartage and Storage Company
Cleveland
Fairview
Miami University
Ohio
Bellaire
Zanesville
John Thomas
Gabriel Roberto
Akron
William Edward Riley
Cumberland
John Henley
Warren
Arnold Bray
Salineville
Columbiana County
Cardington Board of Education
Leo Bittel
Martins Ferry
Ku Klux Klan
Youngstown
Joseph Gerardi
Board of Education
Crowell Publishing Company
Springfield
Ralph Printing Company
Howard Orton, Jr
Reserve Officers’ Association of Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Lima
Allen County
Arbor Day
Charles Shank
Ottawa
William Tenewalde
Olivia
Lawrence Tenewalde
Donahey
Martha ‘Abels
Kansas City
Law Enforcement Conference of Governors
President Coolidge
High School Classics on Wealth and Rank in Humans
The author argues wealth is an unreliable judge of a man and ranks are not tied to heredity or education. Using Tolstoy and ancient adages, the piece compares human status to animal traits and natural order, noting leadership emerges without instruction and that mentality toward rank shapes attainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoy
Times
Nero
Carton
Stryver
Emerson
Modern girl faults and frank chat quoted by New York Mail
The New York Mail recounts a dinner with author Robert W. Chambers who praises the modern girl as open and honest. A Florida romance follows with a moonlit kiss under a palm and a witty exchange about experience and learning new tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Chambers
New York
Florida
New York Mail
Kennel Visit Sparks Question About Dog Diets
A Detroit father touring kennels near Detroit heard the owner say the dogs are fed bread, meat, rice and milk, and the man asked what it fed the dogs and whether it was better than what some children receive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Ogs
Detroit
Classified: Three Car-Garage Family Typology Emerges
The classifieds remark on a social shift noting households fall into three types based on garage capacity. One car families fade as suburban life evolves. The line suggests mobility and economic status influence housing choices.
Discovery of America Cost Seven Thousand Dollars
A historical inquiry estimated Columbus’s voyage to cost 7250 dollars with Louis Santangel funding most of the expedition from Popular Mechanics Magazine. The Pinzons received 180 dollars each while a common seaman earned 29 dollars for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christopher Columbus
Louis Santangel
Isabella of
Spain
Asia
Investigator
Pinzons
Popular Mechanics Magazine
No More Fairies and the American Millionaire
A fairy granted three wishes to an American millionaire but he asked for a single wish to be named. He desired a good cook, after which fairies reportedly stopped appearing to mortals.
Difference in time for case passage in counsel reply
A client under suspicion of housebreaking asks how long the case will take. The young lawyer replies it will take him about two weeks to finish, but the client faces about four years in the process.
Tailor For Wedding Suit And Lawyer For Divorce Suit
A brief from readers notes two errands for the day a tailor is sought to craft a wedding suit and a lawyer is needed to handle a divorce suit.
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St.Joseph’s
Elloges
Cara
Ralph L. Sise
Arthur D. Pitcher
Western Reserve University
Crabbe
John McNamara
Crbbe
Fred J. Green
Traction Line
Canton Exchange Area
Jack Manning
Richard Atwood
Lorain
Manning
Gary
Ind
Sandusky
State House
State Office Building Commission
Ralph Frash
Roseville
Athens
Court Street
Main Street
Mary .Divingenzo
Margaret Divensenzo
Margaret Divingenzo
Sallie M. Dunnaway
Oilanger
James Pfeister
Jack Jackson
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
Martin Crane
Gus Kilburg
Morgan R. Jones
Cuyahoga
Ashtabula
Geauga
Erie
Huron
Lucas
Wood Counties
Emanuel Fair
New Philadelphia
Zenas Search
Bert
Harry McNutt
Glouster
Will Craney
Craney
Pittsburgh
Middleport
Edythe Blackman
Washington D. C
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mike Chinchoke
Guiseppe Spitale
Canton
Paul Gottschick
Joseph Slokan
Collinwood
New York Central Railroad
John E. Harper
Girls’ Industrial School
Bertha Hyde
Earl Rundles
State Supreme Court
George T. Poor
State Public Utilities Commission
Whch Poor
Cities Service
John Nelson
Nelson
Stephen Marko
New Englan
Margaret Boyd
O Bayer
Bayer
Waxy Tinan
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