Advertising as public education to curb waste in industry
F M Feiker former assistant to Secretary Hoover urged government and business to align through advertising at the First National Industrial Advertising Conference in Milwaukee. He praised the Commerce Department as a source of copy ideas and cited actions by the Division of Simplified Practice reducing brick and bed sizes to standard dimensions, promoting waste elimination and steadier production.
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F. M. Peiker
of Commerce
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Milwaukee
Feiker
Commerce Department
Washington
Reiker
Bureau of Standards
Woman to become first Seminole chief in tribal history
Unusual book notes that Mrs. Alice B. Davis of Weoka is chosen by the Seminoles as their leader, marking the first time a woman is named head of a Five Civilized Tribe. Born about 70 years ago at Park Hill Tahlequah, her father was John F. Brown, a prominent figure in early Indian country, and much of her life has been spent in welfare work among the Indians.
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Alice B. Davis
Weeka
Mrs. Devis
Pelose
Park Hill
Tahlequah
John FT. Brown
Clairvoyant Convinced Client with Promises of Life Guidance
An advertisement offers clairvoyant services by Prof. Van Zan promising to reveal names, marriages, fortunes, business guidance, and to reunite lovers. It stresses no charge if failures occur and lists hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with office at 204 N Walnut, side entrance.
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Prof
van Zan
Walnut
Rock Foundation Sermon Paraphrase With Gray Quotation
A biblical verse from Matthew about a wise man who builds on rock and endures storms is paired with a Thomas Gray excerpt praising forgetfulness and resignation from a pleasant day. The fragment blends religious instruction with classical poetry.
Hay Fever Relief May Be Found At Home
Hay fever sufferers face yearly patterns as pollen types rise. Medical guidance suggests home remedies and accurate cross identifying grasses or weeds common to the season. A physician should examine the throat and nose for obstructions and assess any contact triggers for the attacks.
Hat Boxes in Fashion Travel Accessories
Hat boxes are now as much a woman's traveling paraphernalia as her hand bag. These come round or square and will accommodate a number of hats. They are silk lined and arranged with pockets for carrying belts and small objects.
Allergy testing and avoidance tips from old medical note
The text advises identifying allergy triggers by noting symptom relief away from home and testing substitutes for common items. It suggests testing foods like eggs and strawberries, then using skin inoculation with small amounts of possible substances to locate the cause. Once found, gradual inoculations may help the body build its antidote.
Word of the Day Dais Defined and Illustrated
The word dais means a raised platform in a hall or church used to honor speakers or officials. It derives from Old Hinglish and is pronounced with the accent on the first syllable. The example notes a wedding scene where royals kneel on a dais before the cathedral altar.
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Alexander
Serbia
Marie
Romania
Belgrade
Changeable Organdie Frocks Set Demure Summer Style
Changeable organdie makes some of the most demure summer frocks. It needs no trimming, a large hat being the proper accompaniment.
Bridger Tales Barred by Time as Yellowstone Opens
Yellowstone Park marks its golden anniversary and counters Jim Bridger’s famed yarns as officials anticipate opening day June 18 with an expected 100000 visitors. Bridger’s claimed geysers and Alum Creek features are examined against official discovery led by Washburn in 1872.
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NEA
Yellowstone Park
Lune
Yellowstone National Park
Jim Bridger
Park
Teton Range
Rockies
Bridger
Yellowstone
Old Jim Bridger
Ex lovers trapper tale from 1869 headlines Polsom and Cook
A fragment notes a dispute or link between ex lovers and a trapper era figure. It mentions names David Polsom and C. W. Cook as heads of a matter dated 1869. The incomplete text suggests a social or local incident with possible leadership or involvement by the two men.
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David Polsom
C. W. Cook
Steel embroidery trims blue serge frock collar and belt
Steel embroidery adds distinctive trimming to a blue serge frock, used mainly on the collar and belt to give the outfit a novel look. It preserves a formal tone while enhancing the suit's appearance.
Unknown cause of sleep remains unclear
The exact cause of sleep is unknown, with researchers noting uncertainty about underlying factors and mechanisms. Further studies aim to clarify what triggers sleep episodes and how to address related disorders.
Extreme Heat Deep Mine Reaches 139 Degrees
In a US mine at one half mile deep workers face a rock heat of 139 degrees. The high temperature impacts safety and work pace as crews adapt to extreme underground conditions.
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United States
Hall Mile Deep
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NEA Bernice
Muskogee
Okla
Five Civilized Tribes
Amised High
Pire
Rene
Omaha
Chamber
Awerce
Roper
Brothers
Kenneth H Daverport
Montgomery
N. Pine
Gu Ner & Spriges Ns
Nsurance Saan
Law
W. Montgomery St
Thomas Gray
D. R. H. Bishop
Virginia City
H. D. Washburn
Ists
Nature
Fisk Card
Fisk
Fuorel
Gillette Ee TY TY Razor CO
Boston
U.S.A
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N.Y
Indianapolis
Ind
George McQuade
Park Ave
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