Thousands Sicken from Kidney Trouble Warned by Ad
The article notes that many people suffer kidney trouble yet do not suspect it, citing Dr Silmar’s Swamp Root as a popular remedy sold in bottles of multiple sizes. An administrator for a life insurer says kidney disease causes many insurance declines, with test samples offered for ten cents. The piece also mentions a new large radio equipped Gallant biplane for Paris to London service, including 85 watt radio gear, a 160 mile range, and a 126 pound system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silmor
Gallatt
Radio
Robber Threatens Watch in Put and Take Incident
An old man walking near a pond is confronted by a burly stranger who proposes a game of put and take. The assailant orders the man to raise his hands while announcing the theft of his watch in a bold mugging scene reported by London Tit-Bite.
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London
Freudiah and Buc Engage in Psychoanalysis Interest
A fragmented exchange hints at Freudiah and Buc discussing psychoanalysis and interest in the field. The dialogue reflects early curiosity about Freudian ideas and mental life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freudiah
Llife
Blouses and Sweaters Show Simple Design Appeal
Fashion notes urge home dressmakers to craft blouses from plain fabrics, highlighting shirtwaists and sheer cottons, with simple embroidery. Knit sweaters and slipovers shaped for outdoor wear are praised, alongside casual jacketed coats and decorative knits for varied occasions.
Plan for Vast Rio Grande Irrigation Project Approved
Three year survey by United States Reclamation Service engineers concludes the Rio Grande Irrigation project could reclaim 50 000 to 500 000 acres above Rio Grande City Texas and, with a dam, make gravity irrigation feasible. Estimated cost 60 to 100 million dollars with construction by federal funding or land liens. Climate suggests potential two to three crops per year and frost minimal in the valley.
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Rio Grande
United States Reclamation Service
Arthur Davis
Rio Grande City
Texat
United States
Rio Grande Valley
Rilo Grondoe Valley
Rilo Grand_ country
Florida
Middle West
Razorbacks Tied Up by Fences and Poisonous Snakes Rise
A historical article notes a shift in rural life as razorbacks decline due to fenced land and rising snake encounters. It recalls hogs once cleared snakes from ranges, then fences and Berkshire farming altered habitats. Snake bites grow more dangerous. workers now carry emergency rattler kits.
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Department of Agriculture
Vanderbilts
Yast Esteta
North
Qsralian
Berkshires
State Banks Face Branch Threat from Large Banks
Missouri Congressman Mikepaugh warns that nationwide banks seek to set up branches in small towns to push out state institutions. He cites a Missouri city where a large national bank announced multiple branches, fearing spread to rural areas and harming country banks and their customers. He recalls wartime loyalty and warns branch banking could deal a final blow.
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Mikepaugh
Missouri
House of Representatives
Speaker
Banka
Comptroller of
Pbadks
Detectives Not Supermen Says Flynn on Realistic Sleuths
William J. Flynn leader of U.S. social services calls fiction’s superdetectives impractical. He tells Marlen Storm of the New York Sun that real cases are lengthy and unsolved, preferring ordinary, believable sleuths over heroic mythic figures.
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William J. Flynn
Wiliam J. Myan
Mr. Flynn
United States Social Service
Marlen Storm
New York Sun
T'va
Avery
William J. Wigan
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