Schilling Tea Ad Promotes Quality over Tannin
A vintage advertisement extols Schilling Tea highlighting younger tender leaves for rich flavor and less tannin than common tea. It urges tea drinkers to pay more per pound for better taste, noting four flavors Japan Ceylon India Oolong English Breakfast, moisture proof packages, and distribution by Schilling & Co in San Francisco.
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Aaver
Schilling
Japan
Ceylon
India
Gracara
Schilling &* Co
San Francisco
Archbishop Condemns Attack on Viscount French in Ireland
Dublin reports a letter from Archbishop Walsh condemning the attempt on Viscount French, viceroy, as bishops in the province denounce the act and call for a peaceful path to liberty and justice. Archbishop Carding touts the rescue as a miraculous escape, while Sirar colleagues weigh in with formal congratulations.
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Viscount French
Dublin
Walsh
Ron
Lublin
Everiahman
Ireland
Carding ‘Togar
Armagh
Anil Priindle
All Ireland
Mutinous Crew On Army Ship Taken In Irons
Eleven crew members of the transport America including two petty officers were placed in irons on docking at Hoboken army pier amid claims of an open rebellion since last November. Six alleged ring leaders and seven accused of waling and other offenses faced arrest as investigations continue. The unrest followed a voyage from France with the peace mission aboard the American transport.
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New York
Nec
America
Irons
Hoboken Army Pier
Europa
Amero
France
Ring Jearlera
Waling
High Seas
J. W. W. Gard
William Calkina
Archy
Brest
Highthale
Fleeta
Calkins
Tobuken
Baptists Plan Christmas Cheer and Missionary Efforts
New York December report from the Northern Baptists outlines Christmas activities including trees and services to emphasize the holiday meaning. Plans include supporting 1746 churches abroad by April 1, 1924 and funding 24 new missionary schools as part of a $100,000,000 expansion goal over the next 11 years. In the U.S. a $22,000,000 allocation targets Baptist educational institutions and Americanization work among foreign-born communities.
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National Guard
Va ‘Rious
Wadsworth
Quartermaster
Judge Advocate
Ordnance
Baker
March
Engineering Corps
House
Gruirman Anthony
New York
Rakse
Usun
United States
Kiko
Amin
Roti
Movement to modernize Eskimo not approved in New York
A US official from the Fisheries Department says efforts to modernize Eskimo living by replacing traditional huts with Western-style houses would be fatal. The report from New York on December 12 notes opposition to rapid changes among Eskimo communities and warns of severe consequences.
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New York
United States
Viljalmur Stefansson
Ana Bmore
Dir
Reediingssot
Jophon
Uaebina
Chin
Ube
Inblues
Arctic islanders and settlers clash over housing change
A long fragment recounts Viljalmur Stefansson's Arctic ethnography and debate over relocating Eskimo dwellings to concrete huts. It mentions natives adapting to civilization, potential conversion to concrete homes, and warnings about cultural and social impacts amid frigid conditions.
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Pullman
Bee
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Washington State College
Treiuwe
Bulletin Sindes
Thaln
Senate
Wordsworth
Sai Torled
Congress
Whelxworth
Wadaworth Adid
Yealls
Ain
Chagrin Wadergarth
Baptists
Lapiceman
Portola Cafe
Twenty-fourth Street
Washington Ave
Ogden
Wes
Jace
H.W. Jones Shoe Compary
Washington Avenue
Fert
Anand
Wien
Stefana
Emiling
Jorn
Florida
Flint
Bea Apn
Gala Cowie
Sales
Ait Chichester S Pills
Billings
Mont
Scott
Bowat
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