Patents Issued to Northwestern Inventors List
Patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors include vehicle wheel scraper tube expanders currycomb acetylene gas generator ship ping book and sled attachment listed by inventors from Minneapolis Stillwater Jefferson and Devils Lake with patent attorneys Merwin Lothrop Johnson in St Paul Pioneer Press Building.
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Northwestern
Edward Bruusseau
Jefferson
T. Wuhrin
BH. Nelson
St. Paul
Minn
Gust Halim
G. Bodine
Minneapolis
Nels Hockerson
Stillwater
Frederick G. Johnson
Julius Leede
Johnson
Attoreneys
Pioneer Press
Fragmentary Exchange Sparks Bedtime Discussion
A fragment from the Indianapolis Fournnal captures a tense exchange about ownership and accountability, with one speaker challenging another for not admitting fault and the other deflecting with questions before bedtime.
Wind Wheel Invention Powers Cycling Propulsion
Philadelphia Inquirer describes a double action wind wheel device that attaches to a bicycle via a toy windmill style gear to the front wheel. The apparatus uses wind power to turn the wheel and propel the machine.
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Cyclista
Phiadelphia Inquirer
Biggest Camera in the World in Operation in Chicago
The Chicago area hosts the world’s largest camera and the most unusual photographic setup. It captures 25 by 32 inch images using a towering multi pole flash system and an electric ignition powder flash. Inventive techniques include balloon bags to vent smoke and automatic flash bags. Diamond thefts and rewards also appear in London street cleaning news.
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Chicago
Where Toys Yell in School
In Burmese schools, education experts urge waking the Indi a shout as the approved method of elementary instruction. They argue that silent pupils plot mischief, so vocal behavior marks attentive learners.
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India
Philadelpha Laquirer
The Weak and the Strong in Hour of Trial
A Detroit Journal item notes a speaker in distress lamenting that his gray hairs would be bragged to the grave during a trying hour. The text contrasts the weak and strong as a woman might suffer gray hairs under strain.
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Detroit Journal
Hers Worship Did you say he was a famous man
A humorous exchange appears in a Washington Star item quoting Mrs Corkins and her husband. They discuss a man described as famous, noting he is neither heavy enough for a pugilist nor light enough for a jockey, in a witty social snippet.
Relief stories praise Lydia Pinkham remedy in letters
Readers from Englishtown New Jersey and Warren Pennsylvania report extensive gynecological ailments, including womb trouble and back pain, improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. A final quip notes hens blushing at red combs in a judge's cartoon caption.
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Joman Witt1ans
Englishtown
N. J
Dean Mus. Proenan
Lydia B. Pinkham
Jostin Berenson
East St
Warren
Dar Mus
Pormuam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Beth
Street sweepings shown as farm fertilizer value study
The U S Department of Agriculture reports street sweepings vary in value for land use due to pavement type season and collection method. Prices from 16 cents to $2 per ton with Atlanta’s contract at $60 yearly. Also notes four reasons why fruit set fails including pollen, insects, self sterile varieties, and bee availability.
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United States Department of Aegticulture
Gardenerg
Atlanta
Kansas Experiment Station
Capt. Jack
Parker Earle
Gandy
Brighton
Feeding difficulties in range cattle and aging hens
North Dakota Experiment Station reports range steers varied in adopting grain foods with bran and shorts first, some learning quickly while others stayed slow, affecting feeding strategy. aging indicators for hens discussed, noting pullet vigor, breast bone, and general appearance as age cues, with cautions on misidentifying aged birds.
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J. H. Shepperd
North Dakota
Jess
Sealy Legs and Kaffir Corn Advices in Farm Notes
A farm notebook blends poultry care with crop guidance. An Indiana raiser describes a lard coal oil carbolic acid mix to prevent sealy legs, while Kansas State College discusses Kaffir corn as a better regional crop for the West and for fattening cattle and pigs, plus tips on planting and spacing. Some hens lack laying ability, and feeding cannot fix that.
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Indiana
H. M. Cottrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Atha Kangas
A Father's Story of Healing With Pink Pills
In Appleton Wisconsin a father recounts his son Willard Greenh’s miracle recovery from a paralyzed condition. After ineffective electricity treatment and surgery, the boy improved within weeks of taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and returned to school thriving five years later. The tale highlights the cure as a medical breakthrough witnessed by local residents.
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Evening Crescent
Appleton
Wie
Willard Qreenh
Richard D. Crosah
Fox River Valley
Croooh
Second Street
Wisconsin
Canada
Dr. Williams
le Peopio
Disagreeably Literal. The Sentimental Que Alas
A witty brief cites the Indianapolis Journal mocking a sentimental line while noting a concealed ache of the heart and a misread smile. The critique ridicules overblown sentiment and hints at a dental misfortune as a corrective image.
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Indianapolis Journal
A Genuine Freak Exhibits an Oboloman in Chicago News
A Chicago News item notes a rare exhibit this week featuring an Oboloman who declined a federal office appointment. The curious display prompts museum visitors to explore this unusual historical artifact and its backstory.
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Diggs
Biggs
Chicago News
Could Not Keep Mouse Dr Bott Cough Killer Satiric Snippet
Fragmented urban humor and ads from a historical newspaper page. Contains spoof lines about a barber, a barbershop threat, cough remedies, domestic quips, and local real estate promotion by Grandin & Howards Mayville. Names include Dovd Wikie Albright and references to Chicago news and Detroit Press style bits.
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Dr. Bott
Arnold
Dovd
Wikie
Patriotic Taxpayer Card Stirs Mockery in City
Fragmentary clipping shows a satire on wartime duty. A quote blames homefront loafers for avoiding front lines, while references to a trial bottle and addresses in Philadelphia emerge amid unclear product notes and brand names.
Veteran Questioned Over War Service Remarks
A Cincinnati Enquirer item quotes a veteran who challenges a critic asking if he ever left the country, remarking that the statement was doctored by a veterinary. The exchange reflects wartime loyalty and media scrutiny of veterans.
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Cincinnat! Enquirer
Punishment talk sparks family quip at dinner
Mrs OCarntossel condemns bed early punishment for children while her husband jokes about making them rise earlier, debating the proper way to 'confine' them as a city relative remarks. Washington Star.
Cobian Loan Monn to Spain and Spain’s Cuba loss
A fragmented notice contrasts Cobian Loan Monn to Spain with the Cuban setback, likening national sustenance to appetite. The ad promotes Hortetter's Stomach Bitters claiming relief from indigestion dyspepsia and digestion issues to enjoy hearty meals.
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Spain
Cuba
Hortetter
Contrariest Man Forms We Worry All We Want Club
A fragment from the Chicago Tripune notes a character called Jim as the contrariest man alive who has started a club named We Worry All We Want Yo. The line suggests a playful or satirical exchange about his demeanor and activities.
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Jim
Chicago Tripune
Mrs Winatow’s Soothing Syrup advertisement note
An old advertorial item touts Mrs Winatow’s Soothing Syrup with claims it soothes teething pain and wind in infants. The snippet repeats price of 260 a bottle and mentions it as a cure all remedy in a dated Chicago Tribune context.
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Radpe Kang
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Dearborn St
Chicago
Wm. Edwards
Martinstown
Wis
D.T. Carver
Winslow, Stevenson Co
Swanson Rabumatio Card CO
Mr. Edwards
D.J. Carver
suMolsut
Rolio
Anson Rheumatic Cure CO
Ill
Wheres Bales Can Swim The Sandwich Islanders Teach Infants
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the Sandwich Islanders’ sea culture with children learning to swim early and playing in deeper waters, highlighting a fondness for the sea and strong aquatic traditions.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Advertisements Offer Tips To Enjoy Public Nation More
Reading the advertisements is presented as a better way to enjoy the public nation. The piece urges habit formation in reading ads and promises access to excellent bargains from reliable advertisers who deliver what they advertise.
Man Argues Over Butter Shortage in Indianapolis Journal
The Indianapolis Journal quotes a humorous exchange where Tommy complains he does not get enough butter for his bread and Miss Figg retorts that it gives you less bread, highlighting a light anecdotal item.
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Tommy
Indianapolis
Miss Figg
Indianapolis Journal
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Ager
Wien
Ayer
Lowell
Stans
Sorghum
Washington Star
Patonts
London
Phindelphia Inquirer
Sapolio
Dairy and Poultry
Gow
Piso
D. C. Albright
Midlnburg, Fa
Biddy
Plymouth Rocks
Detroit
Red River Valley
Ay Grandin & Howards
Mayville
King’s
W. Kolig
Phliadelphia
Cleveland Plolu Denler
George Washington
Daoh Tollek
Paughtoner
Chicago Tribune
St. Jacobs Oil
Dr. Price
California
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