Largest drug plant opens in Dayton for Tantae production
The Inkredtenin Cram project with global sourcing reports completion of a vast factory at Dayton Ohio for manufacturing Tantae, claimed as the world’s largest of its kind. The plant covers extensive floor space and markets aim to supply 20 million bottles across the United States through druggists, with ingredients sourced from diverse regions.
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Milex
Dni Midsaen
Rent Tankic Laboratories
Dayton
Ohio
Walkersville
Cananda
Arpediuos
India
Persia
Mexico
Coruabin
Tern
Will
Whitt Igeat
United Sintes
Olln
Druggleta Stronghout
United
Conde
Prediction of Separate Freight and Passenger Highways
The article cites George C. Diehl of the AAA good roads board noting that highways and railroads will diverge into freight and passenger networks. He suggests weight classifications for trucks, visible load limits, and a traffic department under a chief traffic engineer to manage intersecting routes and prevent overloading.
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Chima
George C. Diehl
A. A.A. Good Roads Board
Hila
Railrojdd
New York Central
Chenngylvania
Union Byck
Cinga
Highway Department
Trafic Department Uider
Trafflc
Unpublished Stevenson Play Adapted for Stage
A fragmentary note describes an unpublished Stevenson work adapted from a novel, titled There was recently produced by Ede Inlirgh day py AY, with McLarey as Host of HHornitaton. It mentions Sir James Ravelo’s congratulations for a film-like success, and recalls a previously written piece The Hanging Judge that was never published.
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Stevenson
Ede Inlirgh
McLarey
Trobert Lowa Stevenson
McLaren Hig
James Ravelo
Winsele
rChysiin Setenco
Monttor
Why Drugists Recommend Swamp-Root
Advertisement urging readers to try Swamp-Root kidney liver and bladder medicine as recommended by druggists. Claims police a physician’s prescription and long test of years. Encourages sending ten cents for a maple bottle and mentions Dr Kinmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Flmox
Swamp Rook Inc
Kihner & Co
Tinghamton
Mexicans Study English For Railway Workers
A partial readable note describes a course in English for Mexican railway employees in Mexico City. It notes training aims and the need for common language among workers, with emphasis on practical communication for railway operations.
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Numerius
City of
Mexico
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad for Everyday Use
Ad copy touts Cuticura products as essential on every toilet table the soap to cleanse the skin the oil to heal and purify the scalp and a talcum powder fragrance. The text markets a value line and mentions an array of items and prices in a vintage sales tone.
Final Triumph for Maurice
A ten year old boy Maurice eagerly pursues love through tickets and gifts. He earns attention from peers Ayith Helen and Helen and Jo on. He receives invites to church entertainment later a dancing class party and a Mahsons supper inviting him to join.
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Ayith
Humger
Joon
Helen
Tencher
Mies G
Eco friendly highway layout debate in early planning
A fragment discusses an efficient traffic plan favoring lighter road construction and staged development. It argues heavy early builds are impractical and costly, proposing gradual expansion and selective bypasses to connect regions without delaying nationwide progress.
Littles Record of a Bishop and a Grammophone Test
A fragmented Tit-Bits excerpt mocks a bishop awaiting posterity with a long unwieldy phrase about a gramophone recording. It ends with a quip that a future gathering will proceed to a city, while the bishop directs the manager and jokes about a test hearing.
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Wis
Ienyen
Tony
Spring Fever Cure Hint From Ochieaga Leader
A fragmented item notes a claim that a spring fever cure beats Sagsatrig tea. The text mentions Ochieaga leader and a return from a first-class dose of a favorite sprog tong, with ambiguous details and partial quotations.
Harvard Tests Hint Crowded Structures Underestimate Load
Interesting experiments at Harvard suggest engineers underestimate crowd weight on bridges floors and platforms. A group of forty men averaging 169 pounds produced about 181 pounds per square foot, while estimates for New York elevated avenues once as low as 45 pounds per square foot imply higher potential loads. The debate follows a corridor conversation about a man named at a social event, reflecting concerns over personal wealth and social status.
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Harvard University
Engineera
New York
Harvard
Farmer Back of Good Roads
A garbled report references a farmer on a road issue, noting resistance to paying for road work and concerns about saving measures. The text is fragmented with unclear syntax and suspect OCR errors, offering little coherent detail beyond general protest and local commentary.
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Globe
Shahman ‘Diehl
Value of Fools
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Wilkboy
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Pune Bowl
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