Clairvoyant predicts US Japan war in 1942 1950
The clairvoyant Raymond frames foresees a future war between the United States and Japan from 1942 to 1950. He predicts commerce will rise with Europe until 1927, notes moves toward an international finance conference under President Coolidge, and envisions Franco German accord and shifts in debts and treaties. He also suggests Russia joins the League of Nations in 1926 and Spain’s North Africa issues.
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Pain Relief Patent Remedy Ad Copy From Old Newspaper
An OCR fragment promotes a topical liniment with urgent claims to relieve rheumatism and pain. It mentions penetrating action and instant effect, with garbled brand-like phrases and illegible contact cues. The text reads as a marketing snippet rather than a clear article.
American Colony In Tokio Growing
A 1920s note reports a growing American colony in Tokio, with Americans numbering in the low thousands and a pending tally of foreign residents. It cites Russia, Sweden, and China among expatriate communities and mentions June estimates of residents abroad.
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Ue Metropoliten
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Night School Attendance Highlights Hetzel Winners
Night school records show Hetzel as top in attendance with Lat. the night echoo! and active participation. Most pupils are employed, few miss sessions, and Mr. Tat encourages steady effort while teachers note improving attendance and engagement.
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Vicks Stands the Test of Time in Cold Relief Ad
An old fashioned home remedy promotes Vicks VapoRub as a multipurpose salve. The copy extols soothing chest and throat relief, mentions inhalation with body heat and warm cloth application, and suggests dosing for coughs sore throats and bronchial discomfort.
Death Foiled by Parachute Jump Rescue in Fort Worth
Fort Worth report describes Frank Armstrong leaping from a plane at 2600 feet with a parachute torn on the tail. Harvert Kindred acted to intercept and guide Armstrong as the craft hovered below, narrowly missing a fatal outcome in a miraculous rescue attempt.
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Acrobat's Narrow Escape From a Fatal Plunge
A paratrooper survived a near fatal fall when his parachute opened a hundred feet above ground and garbled the descent. Armstrong insisted on attempting another jump to avoid disappointing the crew, despite the perilous situation.
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Revival marks close at United Brethren church
Chewsville Maryland revival meeting ends with confessions and Sunday school at 9 30 all held at United Brethren church on Sunday Holy Communion and reception of members at 10 30 Moving day at schools Friday new building expected Monday pinmakers still finishing work several residents noted various injuries and visits including Mrs Israel Harshman injury and Mr Harry D Snyfter health and family visits to Mr and Mrs W T Spesnard and Henry Deihert's brother near Hagerstown Sunday
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Israel Harshman
Harry D. Snyfter
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Wm. Eckstlee
Magerstown Amd
Harry Warrenfollz
W. Ts. Spesnard
Decrease Shown In Hog Cholera In This County
An eight annual report by Dr. Atherton of the Department of Agriculture shows Washington County ranked fourth in hog cholera outbreaks with 40 in 1924, estimating 260 hogs infected. Frederick County had 83 outbreaks, Montgomery 4, and Talbot 48. The report notes a declining trend since 1921, when Washington led with 122 outbreaks. Judge Woods to retire and enter private practice in Martinsburg remains to be noted.
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Department of Agricultura
Unio
Verally
Washington County
Washington Coun
Frederick County
Inge Witnbar
Montgomery
Talbot
O. K. Foffman
Frederic County
Poison substitutes warned against in drug warnings
An old article warns against using harmful substitutes sold as remedies, noting some contain unlisted ingredients and urging caution. It stresses that buyers should know every component of what they consume and avoid dangerous options marketed as substitutes.
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Sala
Jong Cuateln
Wareham City Pharmacy Offers Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement from Wareham City Pharmacy touts Tate's Mentha-Pepsin as quick relief for indigestion gas and stomach pain. It claims ten minute easing, banishing dizziness and nervousness, and promises guaranteed satisfaction with every bottle. The copy cites widespread sales and urges readers to ask why over 6,000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year.
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Pharnacy
Tate
New Jersey
Retirement Announced By Charleston Court Leader
Announcement of his retirement came from the court at Charleston yesterday. The development marks the end of a lengthy tenure for the official, with observers noting the timing amid ongoing legal reforms in the state capital.
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