New England Spurns Trades For Letters Says Ledger
A Philadelphia Ledger critique notes New England’s literary mood over manual crafts. It cites mass interest in belles lettres at Beantown and Lowell institute courses, while vocations like plumbing or bricklaying lag. The piece laments the push toward higher culture and fears loss of traditional illiteracy.
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Beacon Hill
Pittsfield
Provincetown
Williamstown
Belles Lettres
Beantown
Little Rollo
Fine Arts Museum
Harvard
New England
Massachusetts
Philadelphia Ledger
Child Croup Halted After Foley's Honey and Tar Dose
Billie Mayberry of Eckert Go recalls two children began choking with croup. She gave Foley's Honey and Tar before bed and by morning the cough and croup signs had disappeared.
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Billie Mayberry
Eckert
Foley
Croup
Farmers Brace for Another Good Crop Year Outlook
The advanced outlook for an other good crop year is as wood as could be asked for at this time. The wheat is looking fine and the rain of last week will give it impetus sufficient to withstand the winter. Farmers have used the open fall weather to gather their crops and prepare the land, and they are more nearly up with their work than they have been for many years.
Jitney Offer For Trial Foley Remedies
A slip promises a mail order trial package from Moley & Co of Chicago containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets with five cents enclosed and the buyer’s name and address clearly written. The ad invites readers to send for a trial kit of cough cold and digestive remedies.
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Moley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Lld
Foley
Killing Men Saves Birds in War Time
Amid European warfare, combatants target enemies while sparing wild birds as a side effect. France bans hunting and sale of native game, reducing vast annual slaughter of birds. Belgium exports skylarks for food, with trapping continuing near war zones where birds are more immune.
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Europe
France
Belgium
Liv Ver Lax advertised to relieve tiredness and liver issues
An ad claims a clogged liver causes dull head ache and grouch and promotes Liv Ver Lax as a safe pleasant herbal remedy. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price 50¢ and $1.00 sizes sold by Dyer & Jones with Sun and Dallas News at $1.75.
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L. Kk. Grigsby
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