Sargon hailed as miracle medicine amid booming demand
An advertising feature lauds Sargon and Sargon Soft mass pills as a revolutionary remedy based on new medical discoveries. It claims thousands of testimonials and a dramatic rise in daily bottle production from 8 000 to 45 000, with major firms selling over a million bottles in eight months and California users exceeding one million yearly. The piece hails it as the medicine of the age and credits The City Drug Co. Inc. as agents.
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Sargon Laboratory
New York
California
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City Drug Co., Inc
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Chevrolet Tops Six Cylinder Output Setting New Year Record
Detroit October 6 Chevrolet Motor Company announced that over 1 200 000 six cylinder Chevrolet engines have been placed on the road since January as production nears nine months. The company says six cylinders will set a world record in the year and credits public preference and volume production for lower prices and improved performance. Fall production is at its biggest level with nine assembly plants and seven large factories operating to meet demand and speed up deliveries.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
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Woolgrowers Form Nationwide Marketing Association
A tentative national woolgrowers marketing association was launched in Chicago to secure federal aid for the industry. L B Palmer of Columbus Ohio said only half of American wool is produced domestically and urged stronger cooperative marketing to stabilize prices and extend storage and collateral security. William H Settle noted the grain marketing model could guide wool efforts with quick implementation.
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América
Wag
Co-Operative
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
L. B. Palmer
Columbus
Ohio
National Wool Marketing Council
America
Palmer
Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Grain Marketing Association
William H. Settle
National Farmers’ Grain Marketing Corporation
Easter Lily Bloom Surprises Billings Florists
In Billings on October 7 Harry Cox reported an Easter lily blossoming in his yard after being discarded as dead. The bulb, saved and replanted by Lawrence Cox, 18, thrived through frosts and a dry spell to produce a perfect flower, a rare feat for an outdoor plant.
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Billings
Harry Cox
Yellowstone Avenus
Lawrence Cox
Cox
Man of 70 Thwarts Indian Attack in Montana Ranch Skirmish
On a Montana ranch between Fort Shaw and Simms W Goolsbay, aged over 70, repelled attacking Indians during a disturbance that led to injuries to Louis Moseney 35 who was hospitalized with severe ear and facial wounds. Deputies investigated noting the assailants used a rifle axe and draw knife. Goolsbay used the rifle butt to subdue attackers. No arrests were made.
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W. Goolsbay
Louis Moseney
Columbus Hospital
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Moseney
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