Boise Citizen Praises Tanlac for His Restoration
A Boise resident, Jack H. Young, praises Tanlac for restoring his health after severe weight loss. He says three bottles rebuilt his stomach and strength, raising his weight from 145 to 199 pounds, and claims no need for further medicine. Tanlac is marketed widely with guarantees and claims.
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Boise Citizen
Tanlac
Jack H. Young
Boise
Idaho
On Service
Federal Building
Taniac
President Harding sails after Tacoma visit on Alaska trip
President Harding’s Pacific coast stop included a public reception in Tacoma, a hospital greeting for soldiers, and a stadium farewell. He urged abolition of the 12 hour day and praised Leviathan’s maiden voyage. A steel institute letter supported an eight hour day plan, aiming for gradual adoption across industry.
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Harding
Tacoma
Governor Hart
Alaska
Empire
North
Great North Country
New York
Shipping Board
Associated Frees
Wash
American Tron and Steel Institute
Steel Manufacturers of America
Elbert H. Gary
John A. Topping
W. A. Rogers
W. H. Donner
W. J. Filbert
James A. Farrell
E. G. Grace
Willis L. King
James A. Burden
L. B. Black
8. Peeter
A. C. Dinky
Charles M Schwab
American Iron and Steel Institute
Iron and Steel
Harding Letter Cites Steel Industry Support for Step
President Harding congratulates the steel industry on its important step, expressing approval of the directors' conclusion and emphasizing renewed industry cooperation beyond the directors. The note follows a letter to Judge Gary praising the move and urging consensus across the sector.
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United States
Harding
Gary
Balloon Explodes Killing Aeronaut At Independence Day Event
Paul Peterson of Sioux City died when a Fourth of July balloon ascent at Fullerton Nebraska exploded at about 300 feet. The gas bag burst into flames and his body fell to a paved central street, ending the planned feature flight of the celebration.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Iowa
Fullerton
Neb
Paul Peterson
Peterson
Funds Approved for Lolo Pass Highway and Colorado Roads
The Associated Press reports Secretary Wallace approved spending 716,724 of forest funds for Colorado and Idaho road construction. Idaho will see 390,900 spent on about 106 miles including Lolo Pass road and several named routes such as Kootenai Peck river road and Warm River Yellowstone highway.
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Associated Press
Washington
Colorado
Idaho
Wallace
Lolo Pass
Pacific
Kootenai Peck River
Warren Wagon
Warm River-Yellowstone
Lowman- Stanley
Strawberry-Sharon
Twins Die Reaching For Sister In Lake Rescue
In Marysville California on July 5 Kenneth and Keith Torrey twin brothers aged 18 drowned while trying to rescue Miss Wilson of San Francisco from drowning in Lake Francia. Their father dived in after them and saved Miss Wilson.
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Associated Press
Marysville
Cal
Miss Wilson
San Francisco
Kenneth
Keith Torrey
Lake Francia
Fire damages vacant house on Base Aluminum Street
Fire of unknown origin at 1 45 this morning badly damaged a three room house at 293 Base Aluminum Street. The building belonged to a man named Wilson and neighbors say it had been unoccupied for three years. Insurance status could not be learned. Tapioca is a product of the poisonous Cassara root.
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Base Aluminum Street
Wilson
Water power shifts industries from cities nationwide
Illinois committee bulletin says hydro electric power enables decentralization, moving manufacturing from crowded centers to open areas. It notes technology advances and reduced costs drive firms to relocate, taking workers with them as big business follows the drift toward dispersed sites.
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Chicago
Illinois Committee On Public
Weird land sea and air war machine predicted
A British official in Australia details a future warcraft that blends tanks, submarines, and aircraft. He describes three‑element crews, a giant sea‑air flying boat with 3000 horsepower, and vessels that swim, fly, and dive while remaining stealthy and invincible.
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Melbourne
Australia
Great Britain
Earth
Auto Park Attracts In Tucson Arizona
Since Tucson's auto park opened two years ago it hosts about 21 motorists daily. A chamber of commerce report shows 14,837 tourists spent one day there and 4,716 cars stopped. Of these, 479 were from within Arizona and 4,237 from outside the state. Car days totaled 6,849.
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Tucson
Ariz
Auto Ae Park
Chamber of Commercce
Arizona
German Wig Makers Claim Glass Toupees Go Undetected
German wig makers say glass toupees cannot be detected by concealment tests. They argue the innovation could fool observers and complicate detection by authorities.
New traffic law proposed in Butte limits street use
A proposed traffic ordinance would ban loading and unloading except in designated areas on Park street, Main street, and all of Arizona to Second street. It would require drivers to register with the chief of police, curb youth licenses, and grant penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. Safety zones would be established as traffic needs grow.
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Montana
Arizona Streets
Main Street
Park
Granite
Arizona Street
Second Street
Butte
Wyoming Street
Galena
Mercury
Main
Arizona
H. J. Wiegenstein
Public Works
Hamilton Street
Broadway
Dakota
Galena Street
Copper
Wyoming
Western
Caledonia
Emmett
Porphyry
Diamond Street
Don Harrington
Missoula Gulch
Commissioner of Public Works
Shea
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