The Man Who Knows The Man Who Knows Remedy Safety
An endorsement style line asserts a doctor should approve headache neuralgia or rheumatism remedies as safe. It highlights the claim that a physician’s guidance ensures safety for the listed conditions and remedies.
Bayer Aspirin Endorsed For Pain Relief On Safe Use
An advertisement urges readers to consult doctors before trying unknown preparations and to request Genuine Bayer Aspirin by name. It claims Bayer Aspirin offers fast relief for headaches and pains and emphasizes safety for regular use, contrasting with older remedies.
California at 85: a statehood milestone and westward rise
California marks 85 years since its 1850 admission to the Union. The piece notes Gold Rush era, expansion, and growth from a sparsely settled territory to a state leading in industry, mining revival, and iconic features such as Mt. Whitney and Death Valley, with Los Angeles expansion and agricultural prowess highlighted.
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Man who fired first shot of war to visit London Belgrade
Miloskovtech a Yugoslav veteran who fired the first official shot in defense of Belgrade plans a 60 member delegation to London for Armistice Day ceremonies. The group will be hosted by former British comrades on the Balkan and Salooly fronts and lay a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Bible Pawned for Meal: Records Reach 1773 History
A Bible believed over 125 years old was pawned here for a meal. The volume carries family history dating to 1773 with statistical entries up to 10.9.
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Lights of New York and the Amazon Diamond Dream
A writer describes William Lavarre and his crew aboard the Tan Rena about to depart for Amazonia in search of the world’s largest uncut diamond. Lavarre keeps the 700 carat stone on display while locals and workers, nicknamed pork knockers, chase fortune amid peril and superstition.
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Pajada Sets New Record In Pockheedrian Flight Event
Laura Pajada led a record flight in a Lockheed aircraft setting a new time for a westbound test run. The public event showed her achieving a notable distance and speed, marking a landmark for the era of experimental aviation.
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Balancing Chicken Pieces for Even Portions
The article discusses distributing poultry fairly by mixing best and lesser parts. It notes second joint meat from duck and breast can be cut and divided to create evenly sized portions, satisfying both white and dark meat preferences.
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Are Our Eyes Getting Weaker
An article laments rising vision problems across ages from birth to over sixty, attributing it to reading with too little light. It urges higher illumination, tests lighting, and suggests high candlepower lamps, with cooking tips including chicken dishes and festive poultry preparations.
Fortunes in Gems Change Ownership Over Cups of Tea
A purported discovery of a method to produce cheap synthetic diamonds alarmed investors though experts from the London Chamber of Commerce confirmed clear differences from genuine stones. The piece notes diamonds as a global trade barometer and highlights the bustling, tea-fueled diamond scene in Tatton Garden, London.
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Love Finds a Way in Los Angeles Divorce Hearing
Virgil F. Winslow testified in a Los Angeles court seeking a divorce from his wife of 85 years, Bernah C. Winslow. He described her as domineering before bursting into tears and embracing her, ending the case without dissolution.
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Banks Get Camera Trap
A proposed bank security device uses a small camera placed inside the paying window to photograph customers who cash checks. The discreet unit aims to capture a teller’s view of a suspect’s features for police identification.
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Grape Nuts column teaser hints at joining contest
The snippet advertises a Grape Nuts feature inviting readers to join Dizzy Deay Wilanerg and Win valuable Iroa prizes, with a brief call to action and multiple typos indicating a partial OCR fragment from the paper.
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Aluminum Rock Covers Patented for Books by Berity
Aluminum rock cover innovations for books patented by Berity highlight a metal solution for protective cases. The filing emphasizes aluminum durability and design efficiency.
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