Dairy Cow Demonstrated as Prime Digestible Protein Source
A creamery institute cites the cow as the most economical producer of digestible animal protein, with milk leading in nutritive value. Survey data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show average acre yields of digestible protein from dairy, poultry, eggs, pork, beef, and mutton, supporting the cow sow and hen program for farmers in the Midwest.
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Animal Kingdom
United States Department of Agriculture
Institute
Watch Child's Bowels California Fig Syrup 4s Harmless Laxative
An 1880s health note promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. The ad-like line urges caregivers to use the product for gentle relief and emphasizes the remedy's harmless nature.
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California
California Fig Syrup Advice for Constipation in Children
An old advertisement urges using genuine California Fig Syrup to relieve a constipated feverish child with coated tongue and diarrhea. It promises cleansing of bowels, emphasizes absence of narcotics, and warns mothers to request the real product by name to avoid imitations.
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California
Twentieth century voyage mirrors Drake in tiny Morian
A fourteen man expedition led by Capt Norman Witkin will sail the three masted frigate Morian from Appledore on New Year’s Day to retrace Sir Francis Drake’s route. John Henderson acts as chronicler collecting data and aiming to film the journey with cameras as they follow Magellan’s strait and Pacific coast.
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Norman Witkin
Royal Naval Reserve
Appledere
Devonshire
Drake
Wilkin
Straits of Magellan
Wilkins
Morian
Appledore
John Henderson
Borneo
India
China
Henderson
Bideford
Watermelon Champion Hager Keeps Christmas Melons
Columbus Indiana December 29 Clarence Hager a champion water melon grower celebrated by eating melon with his Christmas dinner. He saved about a dozen melons from summer crop and kept them buried in a hay mow for protection.
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Columbus
Ind
Clarence Hager
The
Velvet Hat Clearance Ends at Less Than Cost
McConnell Millinery offers closing sale on velvet hats at bargain prices. Limited stock deleted by Bay Street address, 808 3te.
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Bay Now
McConnell Millinery
Revivalists To Conduct Services in Greensburg
Revival services led by Jack Donovan begin in Greensburg at Hebneis church on West Central Avenue. Donovan, a revivalist from Thorntown Indiana, will speak nightly through Sunday January 13 with opening at 7 15 p m and audiences urged to hear his testimonies and messages.
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Greensburg
Bacay
Hebneis
Ceisisal Avenue
Jack Donovex
Thorntown
India
Donovan
Fraug
Sally
Indiana proposes state police to curb bank banditry
The Indiana State Bankers Association backs a bill creating a state department of police with three commissioners and a police superintendent for 5000 dollars annually. Two adroops with eighty minimum men, eight districts, three year enlistments, training, and no new taxes funded by auto theft funds.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Felix McWhirter
Indiana State Bankers’ Association
Bankers’ Association
State Department of Police
Norman Selby manslaughter verdict amid long jury delay
The jury found Norman Selby guilty of manslaughter after a 78 hour deliberation and 24 ballots. Judge Charles S Crail scheduled sentencing for Friday. The foreman noted the jury’s compromise verdict after a lengthy jury process.
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Ciim
Crail
Therésa Mors
Wno
Ines
Ieee
Tormey Fielder
Counse
McCoy
Norman Selby
Charles S. Crail
Baltzell Likely Named for Federal Judge Post
Washington dispatches report Judge Robert C. Baltzell of Princeton Ind will be nominated by President Coolidge for a federal judgeship in Indiana to replace A B Anderson who will move to the circuit court in Chicago. Senator James E Watson urged Baltzell and debates over the Indiana pick have been under DOJ review.
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Coolidge
Indiana
A. B. Anderson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Anderson
Senate
James E. Watson
Will M. Sparks
Baltzell
Department of Justice
Washington
Watson
Rushville
Women gain seats in many states’ legislatures
Women in fifteen midwestern states doubled their lower house representation and increased senate seats from three to four. Ohio leads with ninety seven in the lower house and two in the upper. Several states report new women lawmakers while Texas lost a house seat but elected a female governor. In Kansas Missouri and Minnesota women won back some seats after losses.
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Illinois
Ohio
Missouri
Wisconsin
Nebraska
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Indiana
Kansas
North Dakota
Minnesota
Michigan
House
Senate
Texas
Iowa
Kentucky
New Year to Be Dryest Ever in Indianapolis
Indianapolis officials expect New Year’s Eve to be the driest on record as Bert Morgan announces strict enforcement of prohibition. Agents will cooperate with city and county leaders to arrest anyone seen with liquor and charging transportation or receiving from a common carrier. Club houses cafes and hotels will be watched closely.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Italiana
Bert Morgan
Morgan
Dandelite Hair Dresser Promises Fuller Looking Hair
A vintage beauty tip promotes Dandelite to moisten a hair brush for thick, heavy looking hair. The ad claims it smooths, nourishes, and stimulates growth while stopping hair fall and dandruff. Consumers are urged to buy at drug or toilet counters to achieve a healthy youthful appearance.
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