Life expectancy rising with reduced infant deaths says expert
Dr Laula Dublin, a nurse insurance statistician, predicts half of all babies will live to 75, adding ten years to life expectancy as infant mortality falls. He says middle aged mortality can drop by 80 percent through better personal hygiene, with shift to hygienic living in coming generation. Ad cites Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and a Florida Times-Union ad note.
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Laula J
Dublin
Nfe Insurance
Mfc
Dubin
Face With Pimples Healed by Cuticura Soap Ad
Miss Anna Krouchick of Scranton Pennsylvania describes severe facial pimples that made her avoid people. After trying various remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, purchasing three cakes and two boxes, and her face cleared completely. Public notice offers free samples from Cuticura Laboratories in Malden Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Krouchick
Emmett St
Scranton
Cutie Cura Laboratories
Dept. R
Malden
Mass
Ady
Polaris Woods Opener Update Inspires Old Jim’s Heir
The tale follows Stephen Drake saved from a bully by Jim Flynn a timber boss. Flynn spares the thief and Drakes the boy owes Old Jim a debt. Twenty years later Flynn’s son Young Jim faces hardship after an accident and mutinous behavior. Steve seeks to repay the debt by confronting Polaris Woods operations.
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Stephen Drake
Jim Flynn
Drake
Flynn
Steve
Jim
Young Jim" Flynn
Old Jim
Kate
Polaris—woods
Polaris
Ie Atralte
Old Jim Flynn Mystery Deepens At Lumber Camp
Steve Drake arrives at Good-Bye Lake camp to confront mutinous workers demanding higher pay. Franz accuses Old Jim Flynn of fraud, but Drake defends him, defeats Franz in a confrontation, and is revealed as Young Jim Flynn, shocking the crowd and shifting the power dynamic at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Dana
Meesteir
Meestair Thorpe
Meestair
McNally
Jeem Flynn
Steve
Steven
Drake
Thorpe
Young Jim
Franz
Poliris
Wartin
Jim
Mac
Frans
Noddling
Old Jim Flynn
Flynn
Jim Flynn
Ilu
Jim Mynn
Steve Drake
Ol Jim
Horn
Old Jim
Old Dim
Fringwen
Hla
Ips
Wp, Jr
J. F. Funler
Jim Trynn
Polaria
Stevie
McNatly
Martin
Good-Bug
Bell Syndteste
WNU Sarylee
Social Code On Courtesy Toward Hostess At Social Gatherings
The article outlines unwritten etiquette for social hostesses and guests. It stresses that hosts should be included in initial invitations and that sharing the host’s contact when unavailable preserves friendship. It warns against excluding a guest, especially a man, from subsequent parties and notes the hostess’s prioritised allegiance in social courtesy.
Understanding the Bore of Souls and Solitude
The text contrasts dull souls bored by crowds with the active mind that seeks solitude for reflection. It likens the restless mass to lethargic drinkers and sensualists, while the intellectual individual finds solitude akin to an artist performing with a single instrument, creating a personal harmony.
Blood Health Tonic Ad Claims Rosy Skin and Energy
An old advertisement promotes a tonic named 9.3.9 or 8.3.9 designed to raise hemoglobin and improve blood quality, claiming clearer rosy skin and better appetite. It suggests the product is sold in two sizes by The 6.5.5 Co, with larger size noted as more economical.
Deduction Lotts Dobson’s Peculiar Claim Unfolds
A terse note questions Lotts-Dobson’s ownership of a car and a debt owed by Potts. The speaker doubts the driver’s actions and the sum owed, hinting at a dispute over possession and payment. No names beyond those cited are elaborated.
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Lotts
Dobson
Fortune Teller Warning Precedes Dark Man Crossing Path
A fortune teller warns of a looming threat as a dark man is predicted to cross the motorist's route. The alert suggests caution for the traveler and potential danger ahead.
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Dr. Pierce
Tums
Ric
Cutiura
Herce
T. Wentenberger
Uixecutrix
TRS
Elen
Springfeld
Mow
Lord & Ames
Michigan
Pacers
Jwnu
North
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Harold Titus WU Garvice
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