Little Heroes of Everyday by Sophie Irene Loeb
In Brooklyn a twelve year old girl rescues a three year old from a river and is praised for bravery. The article praises children who act with foresight and courage and urges parents to teach self reliance and safety skills.
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Death of Henry Alschwee Prominent city restaurateur dies
Henry Alschwee a leading city restaurateur who ran the cafe at 512 Twelfth street northwest for 30 years died suddenly at his home 2893 Fourteenth street yesterday. He leaves a wife and a sister in Germany. Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow.
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Germany
Napoleon's Comfort Kit Advised For Army Training
The piece cites Napoleon on footsore troops and recommends Allen's Foot-Kase antiseptic powder for boots. It claims the powder freshens tired feet, heals blisters and sore spots, and endorses its daily use during training as noted in Plattsburgh Camp Manual, price 20 cents.
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Street theater and vaudeville rider plans postwar shows
A young man in a Chaplin style uniform performs a dramatic stick act for bystanders, then reveals plans to go into cavalry and postwar show business. He details a Buried Alive concession, a snake eater, and a chamber of horrors. He also shares a catalog of sale props and fake-mummy curiosities, arguing audiences will crave cheerful novelties after war.
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California
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Prees Publishing Co
Jarr Corrects Slavinsky Kinship and Tours Return
Mr. Jarr challenges the young man, clarifying his friendship with Slavinsky’s father and demanding respect. The youth agrees, noting the old man is all right. Jarr then enquires about the young man’s cantonment tour and army theatricals.
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Mr. Slavinsky
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Today’s Aid to Beauty Hair Care Tip
Advice to protect and enhance hair using Canthrax dissolved in hot water to create a DIY shampoo. Recommends using the mixture to dissolve dandruff oil and dirt, producing a cooling lather, clean scalp, and glossy natural color before styling.
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