Miss America Mary Campbell backs Tanlac health boost
Miss Mary Katherine Campbell, twice Miss America, endorses Tanlac in a statement to American women. She links health to beauty, says Tanlac is a health-giving tonic that brings relief, rosy cheeks, and vitality, and notes she has written a booklet on Health and Beauty with a coupon offer.
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Mary Katherine Campbell
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Idaho News Notes Highlight County Still Raid and Officials
In Idaho a raid on Prank Ostegard’s ranch yielded what officials call one of the county’s largest stills. Twin Falls reports Charles F. Dwight elected to lead the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce board, succeeding Newel S. Wight. Idaho loans total $25,900 to twelve applicants. Raymond Cort pleads to waive preliminary exam in Salt Lake. Lydia Southard appeals her conviction in poisoning her fourth husband. Irrigation appropriations exceed current year funds. Idaho game relief work authorized fish distribution. Truman Barlow sells Idaho baker potatoes to Union Pacific commissary. Eleanor Plowhead wins Idaho first prize in national highway safety essay. Charles Mowry rescued from infuriated Jersey bull. injuries noted. Governor Moore accepts adjutant general resignation. Harry A. Padgham appointed. J. K. McDonnell named public utilities commissioner auditor. Judge John M. Flynn dies suddenly. long-time Eighth District jurist. Henry Wileos Spemeer killed by train. accident details. Water plant purchase hounds approved. Seed Show preparations advance at Jerome January 15–18. Rupert shipments of hay to support local feed and pasture.
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Truman Barlow
Idaho
Comminsary Department
Union Pacific System
Caldwell
Eleanor Plowhead
Mike Elizabeth K Russum
Meridian
Charles Mowry
Henry
Wim
Boise
C. Moore
Harry T. Lewis
Harry A. Padgham
Gooding
110Th Cavalry
Idaho National Guards
J. K. Mc Donnell
Doelamur
Owyhee County
Public Utities Commission
Bolse
John M. Flynn
Eighth
North Idaho
Sand Point
Juden Flynn
Hewley
Blarkfoot
Henry Wileos Spemeer
Tralin
Aber Deep
Oregon Short Line
Meridien Streets
Utah Ower
Vintage Salmon and Veal Recipes from a Century Ago
A collection of canned salmon dishes and classic meat recipes, including Venetian and Spanish sauces. Dishes feature salmon with beurre blanc style methods, salmon loaf, stuffed baked potatoes, veal cutlets with horseradish sauce, and Spanish steak. Also notes a prune and lettuce salad and a concluding wartime–era kitchen reflection.
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Thick Healthy Locks
Bold ad touts 35 cent Danderine as a miracle for lifeless hair. Claims include quicker invigoration, better color, and youthful shine. Teems with promises of genuine toning, reduced dandruff, and a refreshing feel. Advertisement notes availability in drug stores and mocks abstinence as less enjoyable.
Women Can Dye Any Garment Drapery 18 Cent Tint
A bold service offer proclaims women can dye any garment or drapery. The ad promises new color for items faded or worn at a price of 18 cents per piece, aiming to attract customers seeking affordable restoration of fabrics.
Diamond Dyes And Cuticura Promote Personal Care
An old advertisement fragment touts Cuticura for soothing itching and a routine using Cuticura Otet tment and Coture Soap with hot water. It urges readers to maintain skin cleanliness and smooth hands, noting a sailor’s reliance on practical products for daily grooming.
Brandreth Pills Ad for Liver and Bowels
An old advertisement touts Cascar ets for liver and bowels at 10 cents a box. It claims to cure hystourness and indigestion and promotes Brandreth Pills as a superior laxative and food purifier used worldwide for 90 years.
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Ady
How's Your Blood Do You Need a Tonica
A fragment describes poor physical condition with digestive distress and headaches. The speaker mentions liver trouble and impoverished blood state, claiming relief after using a remedy called Discovery or similar. The text is unclear and largely nonspecific.
Electrical industry Grows in scope and capital
In the vast expansion of the electrical industry the sector now employs five times as many workers and utilizes twenty times as much capital as a previous reference point. The text highlights rapid growth across employment and investment in the industry.
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