Santa Fe Oregon and Trails Again in Public Eye
A lengthy federal effort to designate the Oregon Trail as a national highway stirs debate among states cities and historians. Supporters argue the trail’s unique American legacy warrants formal recognition while critics fear erasing other trails and misplacing historic facts.
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Mongolian Dromedary Becomes Shanghai Wharf Watchdog
Mary the Mongolian dromedary guards the Dollar wharf in Shanghai. Once slated for shrine use, she now commands respect as boss of the installation, scaring off marauders and petty thieves. Only one man can handle her, and she loves straw hats too much to wear them nearby.
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Cuticura Ad Promises Clear Scalp and Soft Hands
Advertising copy urges daily use of Cuticura Ointment on dandruff and itching, followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water. It claims gentle rubbing at night and promises a clear skin and soft white hands by making these products everyday toilet preparations.
Remarkable Feat of Engineering
An engineer solved a drainage problem by building a concrete bridge over a canal to route storm drains away from the irrigating ditch. The structure spans 14 feet in width with 6 inch walls and 42 inch height, allowing stream No 2 to pass while preserving irrigation and directing excess water to a nearby river.
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Danish cabinet appoints Minna Baug as minister of commerce
A Philadelphia Inquirer correspondent reports that Denmark has appointed Minna Baug as minister of commerce in the new cabinet. The note highlights her as a leader in the women's movement and an expert in commerce and political economy, suggesting global government roles for women may rise.
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Prove Safety in Flight Says Popular Science Monthly
Popular Science Monthly notes Army Air Service fliers logged nearly 700000 miles on model airways from fall 1922 to spring this year without a death. About 700 passengers were carried and 60000 pounds of express matter. There were 15 crashes but only one injury.
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Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims World’s Finest
An old advertisement proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind in the world and asserts every user agrees with the claim.
Prolific English Writer Burgin Tops Living Authors
An English publication names G. B. Burgin the most prolific living writer whose works in progress approach a hundred books. Quee Punch, in reviewing his latest, tested the number. Burgin replied by post card that if reviewed like that again PM would send the others.
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British Authorities Combat Radio Howling in Communist Areas
British officials move to halt a radio howling nuisance that disturbs listeners in districts described as communist dominated. The action targets interference that disrupts broadcasting and public reception across affected neighborhoods.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Patient
Mrs Tu H Fuller of Walpole New Hampshire reports improved health after use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularity and pain. She says she is strong enough for housework and caring for two babies and endorses it to others. Over 200000 respondents, 98 of 1000 say yes to benefit. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Treasure in Old Sofa Revealed in Holyoke Dump
An old sofa in Holyoke Massachusetts formed part of a waste load when workmen found cash hidden inside. The sofa and other discarded furniture were dismantled quickly while investigators noted the piece had been used as a safety vault by a former owner.
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