Friend in Need Ad for Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs. L. Be Han of 223 Flords Avenue Johnson City New York shares a testimonial about Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aiding her daughter’s recovery. She describes two years of misery with fatigue aches and poor appetite improving after two bottles. The letter endorses the product as wonderful for mothers and daughters.
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Johnson City
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mry. L. BE. Han
Flords Avenue
Johnson City, N. Y
Rainfall Forecasts by Astronomer From Britain Data
Lawrence Kansas report notes Dr. Dinsmore Alter of the University of Kansas plans a year long study of British rainfall records to improve long term forecasts. Using 1834 to 1924 data from six British sites, he built a periodogram with many peaks and tested four principal peaks against actual rainfall. His results, refined with more data and factors, aim to justify years ahead forecasts. He cites past predictions matching actual rainfall and will pursue further research in England on Guggenheim fellowship.
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Lawrence
Kas. P
Dinsmore Alter
University of Kansas
British Isles
Alter
United States Weather Bureau
England
Dinsmore Alter (Dinset
Millionaire Hens Dominate Missouri Egg Trade in 1928
In Missouri the egg industry shows profit and scale with hens producing 178,992,000 dozen eggs in 1928 valued at 44,877,670 dollars. The state’s egg-laying population is estimated at 27,254,000 birds, underscoring large commercial poultry operations.
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Jefferson City
Moup
Missouri
Muddy Ruel: Ballplayer Lawyer With Supreme Court Credential
Washington baseball figure Muddy Ruel, famed as Walter Johnson’s partner and Babe Ruth’s contemporary, holds a lawyer’s certificate to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. A Washington University graduate, he practiced in Missouri and stayed active in baseball with the Senators, catching 149 games in 1924 and batting .283, then .310 in 1925.
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Washington
Harold
Muddy
Ruel
Walter Johnson
Babe Ruth
United States Supreme Court
Diamond Motables
Miller Huggins
Yankee
Jack Hendrick
Reds
Ball Players
Muddy Ruel
Charles Elmore Cropley
Synthetic Red Blood Possible As Cure for Anemic Condition
Dr. O P Jacob reports in Munich that a synthetic haem in, the key blood pigment, has been produced for the first time by Dr Hans Fischer after 17 years. The breakthrough clarifies chemical composition and could advance anemia and carbon monoxide poisoning remedies.
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O. P. Jacob
Associated Press Star
Munich
Germany
Hans Fisther
Munich Polytechnic
Fischer
Fixer Haemogdphis
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