Tanlac advertised by Red Men lodge treasurer
Day, treasurer of Red Men Lodge No. 24 in Des Moines, extols Tanlac as a tonic from bark and berry extracts. He claims it cured indigestion and insomnia, urging friends to try the medicine and to obtain it through druggists or wholesale firms in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Indorses Tanlac
Brothers
Towa
W. Z. Day
E. Silt Street
Dey Moines
Tarlic
Daniac
Old Satem Court Scene With Hagker and Winslow
In a quizzical street scene Milgrim Fathers debate justice at the Jas Hee court. Dame Ke Ab faces trial as Justice Winslow, with townsfolk questioning the harsh verdict and court procedure in a vivid, archaic dialogue.
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Satem
Brewster
Jas
Winslow
Ortyghi
August Flower touted as remedy for stomach and liver ailments
An advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a cure for a range of stomach and liver complaints. It claims to ease headaches, constipation, sour stomach, nervous indigestion, and bile purification, describing it as a gentle laxative that cleanses the alimentary canal and stimulates the liver. Bottles priced 80 and 00 cents nationwide.
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Abus
Christmas visit by Santa to awaiting children
A wartime era scene describes Santa Claus appearing before Austrian children who crowd to receive presents. The event includes a proud entry, the Diet’s approval, and a moment where Santa meets the youngsters as they rush out to greet him.
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Santa Claus
Austria
Christos
Undefined Historic Records Highlight Herbal Remedy Claims
A fragmented story notes debates over intellectual superiority and weak evidence for herbal cures. It mentions Garfield Tea and New York educational impacts, but the readable text is incoherent and lacks clear events.
Merchant Ships and Yankee Gunners
A detailed account of armed merchant ships fending off German U boats during Atlantic crossings. It covers the Silver Shell engagement with a submarine, crew praise for turret captain William J. Clark, and incidents aboard other ships including the Childe Harold, with descriptions of torpedo and gun actions, outcomes, and commendations.
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Ralph D. Painere
Atlantic
Lou
Fran
Simarine
Howes Tink
Miestenmer
Eller Guimer
Daniels
Willian J. Clark
New York
Washington
Nurlugie Battte
Lee
Mirko
MLV
Lemn
Strabelit
Abalik
Dwo
Amione
Ealiedt
Oficer
Crow
Evie
Unis
Atlantic Pilgrims
Steinghe
Walt Lurve
Grin
Sparta
Canhleg
Andrew Copassaki
Kingdom Come
Navy Department
Byrne
Chikle Harold
Alicia B. Crosby
A. Sherwin
Tle
Americas
Childe Harold
Atom as Tiny Solar System Revolutionizes Atom Theory
Prof William Albert Noyes of Illinois told the National Academy in Washington that the atom is not a single hard unit but a complex system like the sun and planets with a central nucleus and up to nine hundred satellites. Variations among hydrogen, oxygen, iron, gold, and radium arise from the central charge and the arrangement of these satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Albert Noyes
University of Illinois
National Academy At Washington
Iran
Unaccommodating Wells in Western Australia Desert
In the desert of Western Australia wells yield water only at night. Before flow begins, weld hissing and rushing air are heard. The phenomenon is linked to a change in the rocky channel and the extreme day night temperature difference causing air to escape before water advances.
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Western Australia
Farming Boom Hinted By Western Canada Land Openings
An advisory piece urges investment in agricultural land as grain prices hover near two dollars per bushel. It cites U S and Canadian price levels, rising Western Canada land values, and the potential profits from fertile tracts and free homesteads. A British entrepreneur’s yearlong profits illustrate the sector’s appeal.
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United States
Canada
Brice
Hla
Hondhood
Dilek
Ady
Not for Judson A Nickel Story
A fond relative bids Judson farewell by giving a nickel. His mother urges thrift and caution about the candy store. Judson resists, declaring he is not a papu and insisting he will buy gum with the coin. The exchange captures a child’s stubborn independence.
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Judson
Physical Impossibility Dialogue Sparks Classroom Fray
A brief fragment shows a student pleading for openness with a teacher while the teacher silences the student, hinting at a tense classroom dynamic. The line "Always be open with your teacher Wille" contrasts with the student's reply about being shut up, suggesting a conflict over dialogue.
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Wille
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W. J. Day
Nature
Germi
Bright
Teltia Rei Land
North
Sis
Suthiie Center
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Asad Ha Ee U. & A
W.f.young
Fu HO Tempin
Springfield
Mae
Garfield Tea Co
Brooklyn
N. C
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