Tree Dentistry in Bangor Me Shows Care for City’s Elms
Ornamental tree culture grows with a Bangor Maine project treating and cement filling large elm cavities. Massachusetts foresters led by Alex Urquhart repair decayed wood. crews patch small holes with tin and tar to help trees heal over years.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Bangor
Messrs. Appleton and
Wiles
Appleton
Massachusetts
Alex Urquhart
Malden
Mr. Uradbart
Hammond Street
Ryan
Bangor 8
Forest City
Denver Markets Cattle and Hogs Report and Tragic Death
Denver markets list beef steers and cows by grade with price ranges and types, plus hog and grain prices. A Denver dispatch reports Harvey Johnson aged 21 son of Oscar Johnson of St. Louis died by suicide in a Pecos forest bungalow, after illness and health concerns, his body to be moved to Las Vegas for burial.
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Albuquerque
Harvey Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Company
St. Louis
Pecos National Forest
Rowe Station
Santa Fe
Chester Harper
Johnson
Young Johnson
Wes
Rowe
Hia
St. Louie
Bia
Governor Curry Returns to Bants Fe From Irrigation Tour
Governor Curry arrived in Bants Fe after touring Southern New Mexico with the Senate irrigation committee. He expressed strong satisfaction with the cordial reception and with the committee's evident support for New Mexico projects.
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Curry
Bants Fe
New Mexico
Senate Irrigation Committee
Ir Jon Eater Pee
Particu
Alabama voters oppose prohibition plan in upstate landslide
In Birmingham and across Alabama early returns show 18 000 to 20 000 vote against the prohibition constitutional amendment with Jefferson county and Mobile, Montgomery, Cullman leading the anti amendment majorities. The event spurred arrests and a tense election atmosphere, while a minister faced a young woman over a white ribbon incident.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
J. Lee Long
Dirmingham
Oscar Hall
Baldwin County
Jefferson County
Mobile
Montgomery
Cullman
Salle
Talladega
Macon
Sumter
Lee
Comer
N. Kley
Denver Editor Robbed Near Home in Busy District
Denver Times managing editor Samuel J. Lewis was attacked near his residence at 1600 Downing by two men who stole 74 dollars and attempted to take a ring. He was beaten to the sidewalk, but recovered enough to see the assailants flee. In Spokane, John Pancner of the Industrial Workers of the World was jailed for six months on conspiracy charges after leading street speaking protests and planning actions in nearby towns.
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Denver
Samuel J. Lewis
The
Denver Times
Downing
Thage
Lewis
Spokane
Wash
John Paneney
Industrial Workers of the World
Pancner
Julius Caesar
Shackleton
Freed at Last From Awful Kidney Disease
A Texas woman Mrs Hache Ivie of Henrietta says Dean's Kidney Pills cured fifteen years of kidney trouble and two years bedridden enabling her to work again at nearly eighty. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. Also a children's railway station weight machine anecdote questions a boy weighing a dollar.
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Dean's
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Catarrh Cure Promoted As Blood Tonic By Local Ad
An old advertisement touts Mall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims the cure is non quack and prescribed by physicians, with testimonials promised upon request. It also includes political cost of politics anecdote and a Julius Caesar bed anecdote.
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Imall
F. J. Che
Toledo
Druceista
Price
Country Neglecting the Children Examines Tuberculosis
A Stockholm study finds 1.61 percent of children aged eight to fifteen have tuberculosis. If applied to U S schools this implies about 275 700 affected children. Only 11 open air TB schools operate nationwide with nine more under consideration, far short of need.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Coffee Replaced by Postum Improves Health in Memphis Tale
A Memphis wife recounts her husband’s illness and rapid recovery after stopping coffee and starting Postum a year ago. She notes his weight gain, relief of stomach and heart troubles, and declines to return to coffee, praising the remedy and recommending the book The Road to Wellville.
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Isa
Memphis
Wellville
Ballinger Presents Yearly Work Report On Lands
Secretary Ballinger outlines policy for public lands with emphasis on private enterprise under national supervision and ongoing prosecutions. He urges classification, reclamation funding up to 30 million, reform of Indian bureaus, and park policy while noting Easter contract customs in Europe.
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Washington
Richard A. Ballinger
James R. Garfield
Ballinger
Hitchcock
Garfield
Congress
Reclamation Service
Reclamation
Indian Bureau Ia
Anya
Forage Charge at Army Service Corps Drill
A joke from the maneuvers notes an Army Service Corps non commissioned officer accused of foraging. The officer’s groom returns with a bucket when asked for the regulation, highlighting wartime supply humor.
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Army Service Corps
N. G
Unclear Fringe Exchange Hints at Lot Purchase Motive
Fragmentary chatter from a publication page references a lot purchase and vague plans. Names and places are obscured by OCR, leaving uncertain details about the parties involved or the exact action.
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Prohibition
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