Soretone Liniment Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
Ad promotes Soretone Liniment as a fast gentle relief for back strain and muscle ache with a warming rubefacient effect. Claims it attracts fresh surface blood to the area and offers money back guarantees. Also advertises Soretone for athlete’s foot claiming to kill three types of fungi on contact.
How I broke the soda habit and felt well again
Katherine Hill of Worchester Massachusetts describes relief from gas pains and indigestion after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The ad promises improved appetite and digestion, claiming many have found help for stomach distress without organic causes.
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Worcester
Mass
Dr. Pierce
Civil Defense Regional Training Centers Planned
Washington reports on a nationwide civil defense program led by President and Mil lard Caldwell. Regional training centers will standardize and disseminate techniques for general and specialized defense, with courses for doctors, nurses, dentists, and volunteers. aim to train 20 million first aiders in a 22 hour course and establish uniform systems nationwide.
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Washington, D.C
Civil Defense Army
Civil Defense
Millard Caldwell
Civil Defense Staff
American Red Cross
Public Health Service
Military Services
Public Health Services
Veterans Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
Murder on the Cruise Ends in a Plot Unveiled
A cabin aboard a two week voyage contains Arthur Kimball’s body with a bullet wound and an automatic in his hand. Captain Rhodes and the crew deduce a murder, and a final twist reveals the killer was the survivor identified as the one who knew Kimball’s finances.
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Angling Tips and Sleep Comfort for Campers
A piece by Jim Rhody offers fishing guidance for finding fish in unfamiliar waters and practical camping advice. It covers locating productive streams and lake areas, such as under bridges, weed beds, and inlets, plus tips on sleeping bag insulation and air mattress use for comfort and warmth.
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Windbreaks Cut Fuel and Boost Farm Efficiency
A Missouri conservation commission study shows windbreaks along homes and farm edges reduce cold drafts, lower fuel use, and ease winter heating costs. Planting stock is inexpensive and often available below cost from state nurseries, aiding livestock feed efficiency and milk production.
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Missouri Conservation Commission
World War I Vet Praises Hadacol
A St. Joseph Missouri veteran describes personal health improvements after using Hadacol. Leo D Fisher says eight small bottles and one large bottle boosted appetite sleep and digestion. He urges others to try the product and notes a money back guarantee.
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Charles Street
St. Joseph
Missouri
Heust
Mr. Fisher
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
Bogart plans trust fund for son as Bold Venture pays
Ope VeLF ee ete FAUMPHREY BOGART boasts that his two year old Stephen will receive five thousand dollars weekly from the Ziv transcribed radio series Bold Venture. He sets up a trust fund to cover taxes and upkeep. Margaret Sheridan prepares for The Thing at RKO and Thelma Ritter debuts in The Mating Season with strong supporting cast.
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Stephen
Bogart
Ziv Company
Uncle Sam
Crossword Clue Word List Puzzle
A compact list of numbered clues includes plant names adjectives animals verbs and body parts with entries like sweet potato bark mulberry item 8 parasitic 4 period of slumber and 89 astringent fruit, forming a mixed crossword style puzzle.
Grassroots Publicity and Law Enforcement Curb Delinquency
A rural community case shows a 12 member high school gang punished by a judge with parole under parental supervision after publicizing names and addresses. The policy, backed by newspapers, spurred reforms and deterred youth crime, while Senate probes target defense department cost reductions and civilian staffing.
Rabbit hunting reigns in gun shell use study
A gun company reports shotgun shell demand by game type in the United States. Rabbit takes 29.6 percent of consumption, followed by squirrel 14 percent and quail 13.9 percent, with ducks geese pheasant doves and other game also cited plus trap and skeet at 12 percent.
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