Glando Pine advertised cold remedy from Fort Wayne
An old ad promotes Glando Pine as a cheap remedy to relieve cold symptoms and throat irritation. It claims quick relief from hoarseness bronchitis and throat ticks and offers a pint bottles preparation with full directions included. The offer lists a 80 cent value for a dozen bottles and credits the Land-Aid Co in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Chicago
Anya
Cheland-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Engagement Breakup Rumor Circulates
Edith Gladys and Barold have called off their engagement. Grace confirms rumors that the couple has denounced their plans to wed.
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Jleverse
Edith
Gladys
Barold
Grace
When Nerves Unstrung and Pepto Mangan Help
An advertiser promotes Pepto Mangan as a remedy for nerves and exhaustion, claiming it strengthens the blood and aids those who overwork, lose sleep, or skip meals. The copy emphasizes personal weakness and the need for a tonic.
Birds as Farm Helpers and Pests Say Dept of Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture review argues sparrows are generally beneficial and not pests while labeling jays crows ravens and blackbirds as damaging. It notes overpopulation drives harm and suggests treating crows similarly to crows in control efforts, framing a nuanced view of birds on farms.
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Staten Department ‘of Agriculture
Biologicfil
United States Department
Corpurg
Owls Provide Useful Service Says Biological Survey
The biological survey notes that owls, though persecuted, do more good than harm. It lists varieties feeding on rodents and other small animals, with figures showing barn ants and various prey for owls in Washington.
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Snys
Washington
D. C
Durability of Wood Cut in Cold Months
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that cutting time has little effect on wood durability if logs are properly cut, but handling timing matters. Winter logging speeds drying and reduces checking, while fungi and insects avoid outdoor wood in cold weather, making winter cutting advantageous. There is little moisture difference between green wood in winter and summer.
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Ahs
United States Department Agriculture
Forest Products Laboratory
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Winter manure boosts Ohio wheat yields at Wooster
Ohio experiment station Wooster reports winter application of manure at four to six tons per acre improves the growing wheat crop. Manure adds fertility and may lift yields by six to eight bushels per acre, with nitrate of soda as a spring alternative when manure is unavailable. Apply in April as wheat begins spring growth.
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Ohio
Wooster
Swine Production Grows in Southern Hog Centers
The United States Department of Agriculture reports Southern states especially Mississippi have become popular as feeder hog sources for the corn belt. Well-bred boars are widely used in hog producing centers and satisfactory feeding results are achieved, even with cheaply fattened by byproducts from factories.
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Mississippi
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Lived In Different Worlds
A brief monologue notes a separation due to incompatibility with quotes from Marks and Parks. Marks cites incompatibility as the reason. Parks recalls a gap between golf talk and bridge talk as a marital rift.
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Marks
Parks
Cuticura Toil et Trio Advertises Skincare Set
The Cuticura Toifet Trio promises clear skin with daily use featuring Cuticura Soap for cleansing Ointment for soothing and Talcum for powder and perfume The ad claims the toiletries keep any toilet table complete and lists price as 26 cents everywhere.
Surgical Work in Mid Air
French authorities plan large multi engine airplanes assigned to surgeons for vast colonial territories. Cabins will be equipped as operating theaters with life saving devices. A surgeon and an anesthetist will perform major or minor operations in remote areas mid flight if needed.
States and Automobiles Led by Pennsylvania in Vehicle Registrations
A table from the bureau of public records shows Pennsylvania leading in passenger automobile registrations with 57,765 vehicles. California trails by about 667,231, New York estimates 503,642, and Illinois 512,541. Nevada records the smallest total at 8,688.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Public Conds
United States Department of Agriculture
California
New York
Nevada
Call for Wire Chickens in Rural Migration Debate
The Beaumont Journal notes a U S chicken census showing 359 587 385 chickens on farms as of January 1 1920 up from 280 340 957 three months old or more in 1910 April 15. It says population growth lags behind humans and egg production likely rose about 5 2 percent.
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United States
Missouri
Ohio
Texas
Beaumont Journal
In a Beauty Parlor Mixup a Divorce Lawyer Seeks Client
A stout man wrongfully enters a beauty parlor and is directed to a divorce lawyer named Mr Partem three doors down. The attendants tout hair restorer and body contouring, while handing a card, suggesting a future visit if divorce arises.
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Mme, Ii
Partem
Birmingham Age-Herald
Estimating Costs With a 10 to 26 Percent Markup
The text advises calculating a cost estimate first and then applying a markup ranging from ten to twenty six percent. It notes that if the farmer lacks sharpness or business sense, the process may fail.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Canada
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Alberta
Britth Columbia
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M. J. Johnstone
Mndianapolis
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