Notable faults and park acres fill the page
Adam had his faults but was not good for breach of promise. Duluth owns 382 acres of parks and playgrounds valued at 826 100. For white clothes use Red Cross Ball Blue sold at all good grocers. Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago offers a remedy for red weak watery eyes and irritated lids. A new drama rehearsal reveals rivalries between two prominent actresses.
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Adam
Duluth
Red Cross
Adv
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Alfalfa Pasture Guidelines to Prevent Overgrazing
The guidance warns against heavy pasturing and limits animals per acre to allow two or three hay cuttings. Cut alfalfa when buds form to ensure tender green growth for grazing, as regrowth appears in a few days. Overpasturing damages crowns and can destroy the stand without occasional cutting.
Ro language dialogue and language ease questioned
The passage reflects on a global language Ro praised as easy for diverse people, and contrasts it with real dialogue snippets. It includes a jokey exchange and a New York Sun quip asking how many legs a lobster has, highlighting linguistic misunderstanding.
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New York Sun
Inexpensive Wrapping Promotes 20 Fatima Cigarettes
The item notes that tobacco quality affects cigarette production and that affordable, sensible wrapping allows 20 Fatima Cigarettes to be sold for 15 cents.
Stenographer Relates Speech in the Dark With Uncle Joe
Sam Gray of the stenographic corps recalls a speech by Uncle Joe amid a power outage. He describes taking notes by feel and delivering an accurate transcript. The London Chronicle notes watermen's uniforms and licensing penalties for untrained rowers.
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Sam Gray
Stenographic Corps
House of Representatives
Willard
Washington Post
Cannon
Joe
Love and the Wolf in Tonopah Dinner Remark
Senator Key Pittman quipped at a Tonopah dinner about two eloping constituents. He warned that love laughs at locksmiths and warned that the couple would face consequences, joking that the wolf will follow.
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Love
Wolf
Tonopah
Key Pittman
Pa what is an extremist
Quotations from the Birmingham Age Herald highlight a sharp critic’s quip about extremism and a reflection on whether foolhardy persuasion has value. The brief remark contrasts style with rigidity, prompting thought on belief and appearance.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
University exam questions cover math and grammar tasks
A Columbus document lists uniform examination problems for county teachers’ elementary certificate. It includes arithmetic word problems on rates, weights, profits, geometry, scales, and percentages, plus grammar, dialect, and pedagogy questions with multiple groups and directives.
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Columbus
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Geography and Studies from a Historic Text
A wide set of questions covers geography, water routes, weather, and transport economics, asking specifics about population comparisons between Ohio and Nevada, river values, and climate aids. It also includes physiology, U S history queries, and agriculture as taught in a 19th century curricula.
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Ohio
Nevada
Youngstown
Canada
Austria-Hungary
Russian
France
Germany
South America
United States
Great Lakes
Kansas
Mississippi
Asia
Yosemite Falls
Mt. Vesuvius
Ceylon
Petrograd
Falls of the Ohio
Raleigh
Cape of Good Hop
Thames River
Antwerp
Guam
Virginia
Dangers to the Eye From Ultraviolet Light Debunked
Louis Bell and Dr. F H Verhoeff publish in Science that ultraviolet radiation from sunlight and lights poses no real danger to the eye. They note sensational claims lack quantitative evidence and explain most rays are blocked by the cornea and lens. Protective glasses help mainly against glare and heat.
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Louis Bell
F. H. Verhoeff
Science
Cure for eczema claims Cuticura soap and ointment
Mrs John Clark of Cincinnati reports a yearlong disfiguring eczema on her right wrist and left arm that resisted other medicines. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she says six weeks of treatment thoroughly healed her arms and wrists.
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Copeland
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Clark
Cuticurs
Dept. L. Boston
Tender Spot and Flighty Romance In A Car Ride
A man takes a woman for a ride in a new motor car appearing dreamy as he muses on time and installments. The next evening he repeats the ride with another girl unaware of his wandering affections. A second scene shows a daughter fearing her father will miss her after marriage as he asks about departures.
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Matty
Naples
Columbus
Educational Association
Pearson
Betts and Hall
Quote Reflects on Men and Money Motivations
A terse maxim notes that some men would do anything for money except earn it through work. The proverb-like remark highlights a paradox in work ethic and greed.
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Feveses Bend Aexoe
Katal Powell & Clement CO
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Thames Watermen
London Chronicle
Kuhn & Co
Pittsburgh Trust
Geograpny
Charles Mackay
Philippines
Washington
Union
Walter Scott
Paul Revere
Lincoln
Edward Everett
Wirt Peat
Chad
Samuel Pitcaer
Fac Simgle
Tre Centaur Company
New York
Htinuime
Bears
Castoria
Papa
Staris Rang
Doan
Kentucky
G. Evans
Depot &T
Nicholasville
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Pierce
Carter
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