Readjustment data opened to business world by council
The Council of National Defense offers its reconstruction data to private industry. It outlines sources and subjects, notes field service with 184 000 state and local groups, 1 000 women units, and access to foreign reports and domestic data. Inquiries go to the Reconstruction Research Division in Washington.
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Council of National Defense
Washington
Council of National ‘Efense
Nd Investigation Commission
Divlon
United States
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Tende Piper
Bisness
Beetheniierte Vepoustriei
Ena
Comaieres
Council
Grosvenor B. Clarkson
Chickson
America
Lincoln
Agein
Torepaatt
Advisory Commission
Clarkson
O. M. W. Sprague
Harvard
Herbert N. Shenton
Columbia
Sheriton
Charles II Chase
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Reconstruction Research Division
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Advertising as the key to prosperity, Babson urges
Washington echoed the New York Telegram’s view as Roger W. Babson, director of education service in the interior department, urged a nationwide advertising drive. He argued prosperity rests on consumer demand and that increased ad spend boosts buying power and returns for advertisers.
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P. T. Barnum
Washington
Roger W. Babson
Education Service Inber Department
Forced to Fine Dog Hero in Public Nuisance Case
Jim the Great Dane was fined one dollar in West Side court after resisting a police officer attempting to serve a summons for not having a muzzle. The dog had previously saved Mr. Gilpin and his daughter from a 1916 fire, earning him the Spiers medal and later honors from Riverdale Alps club.
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Jim
West Side
New York World
Joseph B. Ward
Health Department
Ward
Harry Gilpin
Nolan
Mr. Gilpin
Submarine Sound Signaling in German Device
A Scientific American report describes a World War II era device tested on a submarine. The receiver sits inside the hull and contacts seawater through an external wall. The external mechanism generates sound in the water-filled tank, with an automatic system to keep the water level constant from outside.
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Schiffhau
Germany
Scientific American
Wrong Kind of Clothes for a Miner’s Chronicle
A London Chronicle reader reports a newsroom mishap where a correspondent arriving in proper attire for a mine assignment misses the last train to Whitehaven and ends up in a mine disaster, while a bag of formal clothes is mistaken for the needed workwear.
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Whitehaven
Promer
London Chronicle
Got It Bad
A young man greets his father after being accepted by the girl he loves who is part of a large beauty chorus. The exchange centers on whether he truly loves her as much as she loves him, ending with a bold assertion of mutual affection.
Making Success Today and Every 24 Hours
A motivational note from Girl's Companion urging focus on a tangible task within 24 hours. It argues that consistent successful days build a life of success and personal satisfaction when reflected at night.
TIME TO IMPROVE PASTURES SAYS USDA GUIDELINES
The USDA urges spring pasture improvement including brush and weed removal and stumps. It recommends harrowing disking terracing and adding lime phosphate and manure for fertility. Reseeding bare spots with clover bermuda bluegrass and carpet grass is advised with light grazing first year and early fall turnout.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bermuda
Dairy Cows Economical Food Producers
Two main reasons drive higher milk production and use. Dairy cows supply food material and growth elements more economically than meat or eggs and are the most economical producers of animal food. They convert inedible feeds like grass cornstalks and hay into milk, surpassing other farm animals in efficiency.
Calf Scours Remedy Using Formaldehyde Solution
Good for scours in calves. Mix one ounce of 40 percent formaldehyde with 16 ounces water. Give one teaspoon for each pound of milk fed, stir into the milk and reduce milk rations for two feeds. Follow with a two ounce castor oil dose if constipation occurs.
Feeding Grain to a Young Calf Guide
Instructions on switching a calf from whole milk to skim milk and introducing grain. Feed a small amount of grain after each feeding, but not with the milk, to let the calf masticate and learn to eat grain independently.
Preventing Disease in Milk Production Urges Cleanliness
The notice emphasizes germ prevention in milk with tuberculin tested cows free from udder infections as the first essential. Healthy men and pure water from protected sources are the next priority, followed by clean utensils, covered pails, and clean cows.
They Still Exist Peace-At-Price Man Comment
A dialogue notes that the peace at any price stance persists among some, while another remark questions the role of married men in the context. The exchange hints at social attitudes toward gender and marriage in wartime discourse.
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Quick Foot Relief
An old time advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to relieve corns bunions and burning feet. It promises instant relief for tired aching swollen feet with shake in the shoe and footbath use. The piece ends with a playful quiz about California's capital.
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Allen
Kill the Flies Now and Prev lent
Ad copy fragments claim a daily fly killer prevents disease and lasts all season with a $1.25 dealer offer. Listing for Somers at 150 DeKalb Ave Brooklyn suggests a sales pitch. Also mentions Roman Eye Balm for eye care and notes extensive watchmaking hours.
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Somers
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Brooklyn
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