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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
7
A Western potato show in Denver during January 1920 is assured with about $1,000 in premiums. Exhibits are limited to Intermountain states and split into Seed and Marketing categories with various prize classes and judging standards.
Alliance residents in strenuous desk and housework jobs suffer strained kidneys from constant bending and lifting. Mrs. Leo Meere cites Dean's Kidney Pills as aiding workers in Alliance as proof of merit.
In a folksy aside, Uncle Eben notes some men hate work while many never fully understand it to distinguish themselves, a nugget of rural wisdom on labor and character.
The United States Government purchases about 1,200,000 electric lamps each year for various federal agencies. This steady procurement supports national operations and energy efficiency initiatives across departments.
A brief note on clothing terms tracing how the pet tilcoat once a men's undergarment evolved into overcoats and related garments. The term petti refers to a stall coat, and its usage broadened over time to describe newer garments as fashion changed.
Cleaning an umbrella with sugar in boiling water. Dissolve sugar in half a pint of water in a basin. Open the umbrella and sponge each gore from ferrule to the tip. Leave the umbrella open to dry.
A judge muses on lineage and loyalty as a character constrained by family myth and political heritage. The dialogue contrasts the emblematic Son of the Revolution with the spouse hailed as a daughter of the resolution, hinting at tension between tradition and reform.
Every ten workers in the United States, about ten percent, are members of a trades union.
The text notes that ancient Greeks followed a single meal for patricians while soldiers and plebeians ate two meals and the general populace ate three. It claims patricians were the healthiest and suggests a moral about eating quantity.
Sugar from raisins is produced in most southern European and western Asian countries. New York imports no raisin sugar except from Asia Minor and Spain. Australia maintains a wireless chain around the coast never out of touch with shore.
The advertisement warns that only Aspirin Tablets with the safety Bayer Cross are genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin by Americana. It warns of counterfeit tablets sold by a Brooklyn dealer containing talcum powder and urges consumers to demand the Bayer Cross on the package and each tablet and to follow proper dosage directions.
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