Pictures Tell the Chevrolet Story Exhibit Opens at Dealers
A series of forty two enlarged photos touring American and Canadian Chevrolet dealers showcases modern automotive production. Highlights include a 140000 pound drop forge hammer forging crankshafts, an 800000 ampere welding machine for a one piece rear axle housing, a multi hole drilling machine, a 62 ton press forming a tender, valve grinding and piston balancing, with details from factory operations and inspections.
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Chevrolet
Restless Sleep Due To Gas On Stomach
Gas pressure in the abdomen causes a restless nervous feeling and prevents sleep. Adlerika removes gas in ten minutes and brings out surprising amounts of old waste matter you never thought was in your system. This excellent intestinal evacuant is wonderful for constipation or stomach trouble. Don't waste time with pills or tablets but get Adlerika action. Cobb and Greenleaf, Druggists.
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Adlerika
Cobb & Greenleaf
Plymouth Farm Bureau elects officers and a play included
Lincoln Township hosts home talent show Her Honor the Mayor at the Community building Friday night November 6 as Farm Bureau officers are chosen for 1926. R P Krause Hinton elected president Mrs Geo W Potter vice president Walter Helmgartner secretary treasurer. Loretta Sitzman named secretary of the women’s division. America Township Farm Bureau to meet November 12 at Stele school house to select 1926 officers and program. Baby Beef Club starts December 6. members to enroll weigh calves born February 1 to October 1 1925. up to three calves per member with records. premiums for county Interstate Fair. Calves exhibited at Sioux City fair. Members urged to fill marketing questionnaire and return it promptly.
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Lincoln Township
Farm Bureau
R. P. Krause
Hinton
Geo. W. Potter
Walter Helmgartner
F. F. Schelver
Loretta. Sitzman
America Township
Te Elmet
America Township Farm Bureau
Stele School
Meee
Sioux City
DAY TAG NOVEMBER 14 FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS DRIVE
Akron announces a tag day on November 14 to support the Legion Endowment Fund for disabled veterans. The city’s quota is 325 toward a $5,000,000 goal, with a committee appointed to raise funds and store work Saturday. The Register-Tribune office sells ribbons carbon paper and typewriter paper for wake and office use.
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Akron
Legion Endowment Fund
Register- Tribune
Scottish Plaids of Many Colors in Highland Garb
The article traces the plaid or tartan from Gaelic pellaid to a woven garment and pattern. It explains clan associations, varying royal and dress plaids, typical color schemes, and old dye sources from alder bark to lichens. Modern plaids generally keep clan colors while patterns adjust.
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Scotland
Walter Scott
Howe Roderick
Stuart
Highlands
Abbey Overhaul Sparks Junk Comment by English Artist
English artist C. W. R. Nevison says Westminster Abbey resembles a department store, cluttered with memorial statuary. He argues removing some ecclesiastical junk would reveal beauty unseen today without offending susceptibilities. Abbey historian Ganon Westlake shares the view.
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Westminster Abbey
C. W. R. Nevison
Ganon Westlake
Nevison
Westminster Gazette
Rain by ritual in Punjab village test shocks officer
An investigator dealing with rain making in Punjab visited a village where drought lasted long. Women pleaded for a water rite to summon rain. After refusals, the official finally allowed a water pouring. Twenty pots drenched him outside the tent, and rain arrived about a day later.
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Punjab
Horse to Live in History Cracery Skeleton Exhibited in York Museum
The skeleton of Cracery the famous race horse, bred by August Belmont at Lexington Kentucky, is presented to the Yorkshire Philosophical Society and currently shown in York England. Cracery earned nearly $100,000 in stakes, sold in 1920 to Senor Anzus of Buenos Aires for 265,000, the highest price for a racehorse at the time, and died four months after returning to England in 1923.
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Cracery
August Belemont
Lexington
Yorkshire Philosophical Society
York
England
Senor Anzus
Buenos Aires
Cobham Stud
Surrey
Boy Uses Newspaper to Reach Bucket, Plans to Make It Taller
In an Indianapolis News blurb, Little Bobbie Knalts tried to drink but could not reach the bucket on a cabinet. He placed a newspaper on the floor and stood on it, explaining he hoped the paper would raise him higher to reach the bucket.
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Bobbie Knalts
Indianapolis News
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