New England Coach Now Has 20th Century Motorized Messenger
Washington reports a Boston Globe style chronicle noting a modern motor coach replacing the historic New England stagecoach. The narrative follows a 245 mile, about 10 to 11 hour trip from Boston to New York City passing through towns such as Norwalk and Stamford. The piece recalls past tavern rituals and Christmas atmosphere along the old route.
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Washington, D. C
Tan
New England
Boston
New York City
Janes Powers
Boston Globe
Gotham
Norwalk
Conn
Giroffiane
Victoria Hotel
Watertown
Waltham
Weston Road
Ast
Weston
Don
Wayland
Sudbury
Bastor
Wayside
Worcester
Brookford
West Brookfield
Massachusetts
Warren
North Wilbraham
Connecticut Valley
Indian Orchard
Bay State
Connecticut
Windsors
Hartford
Cedar Falls notes on club dinners and local obituaries
Cedar Falls Commercial club and Lions plan dinners at Motel Black Hawk and Hotel Black Hawk with wives as guests. W. L. Trimbell, 70, dies at 411 Lincoln St after heart disease. eight children and multiple relatives survive. Obituaries also note Pioneer Blacksmith Edmund Miller's death at age 99 and funeral plans.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falla
Wassam
Hudson Public
Teachers College
The
State University
Lions Club
Jtl
Black Hawk
Trimbell
W. L. Trimbell
Lincoln Street
Adrian
Mich
Linnie Ford
Robert
Burdell
Lioyrd
Kenneth
Helen
BE. G. Jensen
H. W. Garpenter
Waterloo
Charles Baxter
Williamsburg
Kan
Fred Harvey
George Trimbell
Douglas
Edmund Miller
Buchanan County
Twenty-sixth Street West
L. J. Miller
Battle Creek
B. W. Jesup
E.J
Liebert
Jesup
Staffee
Kansas City
Lange Schreiber wedding in Chicago ceremony
Miss Dorothea Lange daughter of Mr and Mrs August Lange and Louie Schreiber son of Mr and Mrs Charles Schreiber both of La Porte City were married in a simple Chicago ceremony Jan 11 at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Attendants were Cora Lovett and Ivan Lange. A small reception followed at the bride’s sister’s home. The couple and families are members of La Porte City communities and work at local firms.
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la Porte City
Dorothea Lang
Auguse Lange
Louie Schreiber
Charles Schreiber
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Hev
Charles Fedmihn
Cora June Lovett
Ivan Lange
Henry C. Schleeger
August Langewaile
AM le
New York City Appears After Ride Through Night
In a night journey headline city lights emerge beyond Pelham as a vast furnace like glow opens ahead. The report describes a twentieth century stage coach from Boston reaching New York and notes drug trafficking checks in London reducing imports by about 80 percent due to enforcement actions.
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Pelham
Boston
New York
London
Made in America Complexions in Great Demand
A Washington bulletin notes shifting cosmetic trade toward the United States with exports of powder rouge and cream totaling millions while imports of perfumes and materials reach high values. It details origins of ingredients like safflower carmine cochineal talc and cocoa butter and notes both men and women use cosmetics including shaving products and dentifrices.
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Boston
Mass
Washington, D. C
Natlogal Geographic Society
United States
Europe
America
Bulletin
Milady
Near East
France
Italy
Dutch East Indies
Netherlands
Germany
South America
West Indies
A Christmas Gift List From A Humble Town
ABE MARTIN laments changing holiday generosity and recalls a quaint past of relaxed shopping. He lists townsfolk and their gifts from a Christmas season, noting peculiar items and lighthearted mishaps amid a year of rushed giving and social bustle.
U S Soap Trade Exports Reach Billions Worldwide
The United States plays a major role in the world soap and cosmetic trade with exports around 10.6 million dollars and dentifrice exports about 2.5 million. Soap is made from chalk oils and fats with domestic supplies abundant, while Philippine coconut oil and olive and palm oils from Africa and Europe feed global demand.
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United States
U.S
Philippines
Italy
Spain
British West Africa
England
Rome
Pompeii
Mentor claims to run motor car on crude oil
Stockholm January 2 Swedish inventor Nils Anderson says he has developed an engine attachment that lets ordinary cars run on crude oil kerosene or gasoline. The device heats the oil to vaporize problematic residues and uses a separate gasoline feed, promising lower air use less lubrication cooler operation and about 79 percent savings in running cost versus vaseline.
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Stockholm
Nils Anderson
Anderson
Uncle Harry Proposes Reward for Pioneer Airmen
Uncle Harry and friends discuss recognizing the Globe circling aviators with promotions and medals. The group praises the daring Masgellans for their pioneering flight, urging Congress and the nation to honor their grit, sacrifice, and service.
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Jimmy
Joe
Congress
Uncle Harry
General Staff
Secretary of War
Avistors
Uncle Sam
Helen
Sky
Fortune tellers prey on Japanese officials
Tokio reports fortune tellers prey on officials amid Japan's political shake up. They promised to inform whether officials would be dismissed and many men paid their yens to hear vague mutterings from seers.
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Tokio
Japan
Escaped lunatic on island near Cumberland Head
Residents report a maniac or eccentric hermit living on a small barren island in Lake Champlain near Cumberland Head. Nightly piercing screeches and laughter echo over the water as locals await freezing to reach the site. no habitation or heat evident from shore.
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International News
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Cumberland Head
Lake Champlain
Tanlac Health Tonic Promises Quick Strength Return
Advertises Tanlac as a global root and herb tonic claimed to build flesh and restore health. Claims include improved digestion appetite and blood purification with testimonials and rapid benefits after starting use. Promotes buying at druggists and starting treatment immediately.
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Tanlas
Tanlac
Taanlac
Few Claimants Come Up for Hugh Fortune
London reports the famous fortune of William Webber the Australian gold digger is being claimed in part by Mrs. Mary Wheeler a 76 year old Wiltshire resident. The Webber estate is valued at 500000000 with more than half in the British government and the rest in the United States and Holland. Wheeler claims 40000000 on an alleged direct relationship. Other claims have been filed by William Montague Blayley and Vivian Perrien hotel employees in Windsor Ontario.
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London
William ‘Webber
Mary Wheeler
Wiltshire
Webber
United States
Holland
Vivian Perrien
Windsor
Ont
Musterole Promises Quick Relief Without Blistering
Musterole asserts easier relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache and congestion using pure oil mustard in a white ointment that avoids blistering. It offers a milder Children's Musterole version for babies and small children.
Joint-Ease advertised as quick relief for stiff joints
A pharmaceutical ad touts Joint-Ease as the cure for rheumatic and inflamed joints. It claims to reduce swelling and relieve agony after ordinary cures fail, priced at 60 cents a tube and sold by Wangler Bron Co and Robert Drug Co.
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Wangler Bron.Co
Robert Drug Co
Iowa engineer gains 31 pounds from Karnak remedy
Milo A Dickerson of Valley Junction Iowa, a longtime C R T P R R engineer, credits Karnak with ending his eleven year stomach trouble and weight rising from 160 to 192 pounds. He reports regained health, appetite, and sleep, praising Karnak as life changing. Karnak is sold in Waterloo Cedar Falls and other towns by local druggists.
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Legionnaiires
Cedar Falls
American Legion Port
H. J. Ehrig
Thre City
Milo A. Dickerson
Milo A A. Dickerson
Fifth St
Valley Junction
Iowa
Karnak
Tam
Waterloo
C. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
Wieher Drug Co
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Merifsen
New Haven
Overland Passage
Milford
Stratford
Bridgeport
Westport
Hecht
Stamford
Greenwich
Con
George H. Twaddle
Coder Falls
Commercial Club
Lions
Baptists
First Baptist Church
City Missionary Union
Federated Missionary Union
Alon Avangelical Church
Simonsen
Harold &Imoansen
Christian Church
F. H. Gillette
Amos Batlantina
Prank Sands
George Paschen
Arthur B. Burnell
Leonhard Gushe
Albert Jansen
Greenwood Cemetery
Pater Panagakis
West Fourth Street
Reavy
Christopher Mar‘kides
Greek Orthodox Church
Harry Pargakis
Towz Falls
Iowa City
Clarion
Iowa Falls
Nels Andersen
Brown Chapel
Kildegaard
Greenwood
Peter Andersen
Omaha
Hans Walrom
J. J. Niszen
Harold C. Milverstead
Olive Street
George Wood
Eastern Star
Caroline Miller
Coraline Millar
California
E. 3. McKee
Berstraam
Stockton
Cal
Mim
Edith Adame
Waterloo Evening Courier
Dorathea Lange
Tithian Sis
Tris
Nick
Phail
New Basin
Rose Hayzleti
C. G. Woodley Oats
H. G. Ester
Soliente
Mra. H.goon
Mra. Ti. J. Tatt
D. J. Hume
W. H. Bahr
Lloxy J. Lamb
John ¥. Kilne
Orra Brust
Minta Simmons
Walter Fox
Outer Board
Hemsworth
Musichia
H. J. Blanchaine
M. Fox
George Bellenger
W. G. Rinkhein
W. G. Baltheim
H. TD. Kline
Edith Adams
M. J. Canunin
Ats
Davy Te Yorth
E. M. Haven
Rilies
Ladies’ League of Sacred Heart Church
Vina
Elizebeth Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Progran
Lyra
FE. S
Troweslode
Lxra
C. E.S
Necticut
Port Chester
Rye
Rocky Roads
New Rochelle
Pottida
Abe Martin
Binkley
Abner Bentley
Elmer Bentley
Allhorse
Freddie Purviance
Niles Turner
Gran-mawash
Fawn
Joe Lark
Kenneth Wark
William Jennin
Bryan
Pearl Moots
Ford
John TF. Ditle Co
Mentor
Mai- Tv
Maniac Remiev HL
Repu
M. E. Chappelle
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
Hugh
Milo Dickerson
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