Abbey Proud of Her Big Gain
Mia Molle Abbey of Jennings Lodge Oregon credits Tanlac for ending nine years of indigestion and gas. She gained thirty nine pounds, regained energy, and now eats freely with strong health. Advertisement. Betty is a Southern beauty described contentedly in a Chicago Tribune note.
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Abbey
Tanine
Mia
Molle Abbey
Jennings Lodge
Ore
Png
Taniac
Tanlac
All Good Drugaiate
Betty
Chicago
Salesman Wanted by Hanley Company in Chicago Ad
Advertisement notes steady work with pay of 25 dollars weekly plus commission. Sends references and requests particulars to The Hanley Company 7028 Cottage Grove Ave Chicago. Also mentions a Dallas News writer saying “The dress is the thing” across dress codes including undress full dress or hair dress.
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Hanley Company
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
Dallas News
Lake Michigan Patient Claims Complete Health Recovery
Fragmentary notice from Lake Michigan quotes a patient claiming full recovery after trying various remedies and doctors. The passage mentions ailments, a parish or sect, and references to cures and potions with limited coherence preserved. The text reflects historical advertisement style and unclear medical claims.
Budget Speech Uses Skeletons to Illustrate Waste
The budget director General Lord uses a novel allegory Skeleton Biting Dog and Shoestrings to portray government waste. He recalls his first honest unpadded estimate and compares congressional reaction to a drunken man bitten by his dog when returning home. He urges honest estimates to restore confidence in executive bureaus.
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Ashington
Eaw
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Lord Said
Lord
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Elk Herds in United States Dwindle to About 62000
The Biological Survey of the USDA reports about 62 000 elk remain in two large groups in the United States. The Yellowstone park region holds the bulk, with winter ranges now restricted by settlement and heavy snowfall. Elk have been relocated in the last decade to various states for re stocking efforts, and the loss of migratory paths has reduced their historic range from Maine to California.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Yellowstone Park
Maine
California
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Trade revival in Latin America boosts US relations
Julius Klein reports a 44 percent rise in US Latin American trade for the year ending June 30, 1922, despite wartime lows. He notes increased European participation, a surge of American capital to Latin America including three Argentine loans totaling 92 million dollars and a Cuba loan of 5 million, illustrating broader recovery in inter American commerce.
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Latin-America
United States
Julius Klein
Bureau of For
Commerce Department
Secrretary Hoover
Klein
Buenos Aires
North
South America
Europe
Mr. Kreln
Latin America
Mexico
Cuba
Argentina
National Arboretum seeds stream from famous trees
The American Forestry Association gathers seeds for a new Washington Arboretum from state and regional icons. From Lincoln hackberry to Washington horse chestnut, seeds arrive from Dibble Dumont Kennedy elm, Sir Joseph Hooker oak, Stratford on Avon oak, and many others to establish a national collection in the capital.
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National Arboretum
Washington
Hall of Fame
American Forestry Association
Mall
Mount Hamilton
Dumont Kennedy
Crawfordsville
Lincoln
Middletown
Conn
England
Milford
Wai
Bpartansboro
N. G
Deyton
Disinfecting Books In Paris And Parrot In Central Park
A Paris municipal council member touts a two step method to disinfect books using a theater dust suction and a 167 degree Fahrenheit heater. In New York Central Park a woman with a parrot draws a crowd as the bird lands on her finger for exercise while a man jokes about taking his canary to the park.
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Paris
Central Park
Ni York
Picteb' Dispatch
Jiggers
Old Man Johnson Nets 84 From Local Place
In a casual exchange, fishermen discuss catching and note Old Man Johnson reportedly brought in 84 fish from the nearby place the day before yesterday, suggesting he may have hauled in the majority.
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Johnson
Woman’s Club talk sparks nods and sharp rebuttal
At the Women’s Club the audience praised Mrs Blakeley for a fine speech while a member argued a self made hat maker could not sway her views. The remark reflects a lively exchange on influence and style within the group.
Befogging the Jury Exchange
A witty dialogue fragment features Mr Cobblem and a critic praising a lawyer yet doubting his suitability. The exchange mocks reliance on classical references while citing a domestic mishap involving a Jersey cow as a humorous aside.
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Mr. Cobblem
Baltimore Rival Invites Butter Toast Request
A Baltimore woman competes with a joke about butter when she asks for it to be rolled and eaten on toast. The exchange centers on a shopkeeper’s polite reply as the customer clarifies her unusual request.
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Baltimore
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New National Arboretum
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Ohio
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Geneva
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New York City
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Mayn
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Tiffin
Kingston
Enn
Hilgard
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Basking Ridge
N. J
Phelps
St. Simon’s Ieland
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Webster Area
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New Garden
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France
Bobby
Bobby Jones
New Yorker
Postum Ceres Company
Sam Battle Crosk
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