Dr Pepper Aims at Education Through Newspaper Ads
J B O Hara president of Dr Pepper Co explains that before 1927 manufacturers limited ads to names. He says the public saw soda as a vice and details Dr Pepper as energy fuel with 100 calories. The company chose newspapers to educate, using the slogan Drink a bite to eat at 10,2 ta clock and expanded ad space nationwide.
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J. B. O'Hara
Dr. Pepper Co
Dr. Pepper Company
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Church Attendance Rates by Population Size
A survey shows village attendance under 2410 population averaged 71 percent while towns with 10 000 to 500 000 residents averaged 42 percent and cities over 50 000 averaged 30 percent.
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Ciina
Use of the Electric Eye in Industry
The electric eye replaces human vision in several industrial tasks, capable of distinguishing darkness from light and not needing rest. It can detect precise color or shade differences beyond mere light or dark, improving accuracy and efficiency in automated processes.
Llamas and Camels Linked by Ancient Ancestor Claim
A short science note states llamas and camels share a biological link through an ancient ancestor, traced to a large lama fossil found in Mexico. Descendants migrated to Alaska, including areas like Astberrough, with researchers noting genetic ties across species.
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Sfextco
Asterbrough Alaska
Expedition footprints hide invader numbers in line
The group moved Indian file with each stepping in the prior footprints and the last man was to erase them, concealing how many invaders accompanied the march.
No Taxes in 24 French Mountain Villages
Villagers in 24 French settlements near the Swiss border pay no taxes and instead receive dividends from municipally owned forests. The system works through efficient forest management and revenue sharing.
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Fura
Veteran Fruit Grower Offers Suggestions
Frank Lourvson of Highland township, known as The Old Apple Tree, shares practical tips for fruit growers. He advises packing tar paper or straw around tree bases to preserve ground frost, cleaning strawberry beds to expose sunlight, planting early frost-proof cabbage, and splicing and repairing grapevines damaged by rabbits to salvage crops.
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Frank Louvson
Highland Township
My. Lourson
Mr. Louvson
Court Fines Father For Spanking His Daughter
A New York court fined a father for spanking his 20 year old daughter. A San Francisco lunch stand proprietor counted his money nineteen short, then again with Captain Foster confirming the short total. A newsletter note clarifies the Disposal of Dead Animals Law, stating licenses are required only for truckers and rendering plants, not for farmers disposing of carcasses to rendering firms. Partial corn releases are not allowed. single crib releases may be made by paying due amounts, with certificate coverage limited to separate crib compartments. Sealed corn may be sold only with written bank permission, and the sealer must reinspect and remove the state seal.
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New York Court of Special Sessions
San Francisco
O. K
Thomas B. Foster
Foster
State Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
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