World's Largest Map Under Construction in San Francisco
A 600 foot long by eighteen foot wide map is being built in San Francisco claiming to be the largest in the world. It will depict California's natural and man made features for public display. Mrs. Henry Davison funds a scholarship to enable Oxford and Cambridge undergraduates to study part of their education at Yale Harvard and Princeton.
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San Francisco
California
Henry Davison
New York
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Indigestion and gas vanish quickly as Papes Diapepsin reaches the stomach. Millions keep this harmless corrective at hand for instant relief after heavy meals or wrong foods. Large 60 cent packages guaranteed by druggists everywhere.
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Pape
Greensburg Daily News historical notes and services
The notice provides publication details for Greensburg Daily News and related papers, listing offices, representatives in Chicago and New York, circulation terms, and dates of consolidation and establishment. It records carrier and mail rates, swan circulation data, and publishing history.
Daily Bible Thought Redeemer Liveth Quote
I know that my redeemer liveth from Job 19 25 appears as a daily devotional line. The brief note centers on faith and assurance in a personal redeemer.
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Job
Feminism Note in Men's Styles
In Chicago on January 28 Neal R. Andrews of New York says feminism in fashion is spreading as men adopt cosmetics and grooming. He notes many male consumers use cosmetics secretly and that plastic surgery and beauty routines are becoming common for men to stay competitive professionally.
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Chicago
Apmg
Neal R. Andrews
New York
Andrews
United States
Fred
Bud
Ethyl Gas Not Harmful in Bureau of Mines Tests
The U S bureau of mines reports that engines using tetraethyl lead gasoline did not harm humans or animals in 188 exposures. Exhaust from ethyl gasoline did not significantly affect rabbits guinea pigs pigeons dogs or monkeys. Lead poisoning danger is limited to mechanics cleaning engine components. recent fatalities relate to tetraethyl lead production, not use.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Baywood
N. J
Women in Peoria Endorse Dr. Pierce Remedies
Mrs J W Blackburn of 208 Main St Peoria Illinois praises Dr Pierce remedies as reliable and effective. She cites Favorite Prescription for feminine trouble and Pleasant Pellets for mild laxative use. The ad notes medicines are available from local druggists and offers free medical advice from Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York with a 10 cent trial photo.
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Peoria
Railways Ship Over 316 Million Crates in 1923
American railways moved more than 316 million crates during 1923, marking a high volume of freight transported across the nation. The figure reflects widespread industrial activity and expands in freight traffic as rail lines support growing markets.
Railroads Face Nearly 12 Million Annual Damages from Faulty Containers
Rail companies are required to pay about 12 million dollars yearly for damage caused by defective shipping containers. The issue pressures railroads to improve handling and packaging to reduce losses and liability across the network.
Pueblo Grave Robbers Destroy Cultural Burial Treasures
Much information about Pueblo culture has been lost as graves were rifled by prehistoric grave robbers, robbing archaeologists of artifacts and insights into ancient societies.
Mentho Sulphur Eyed as Eczema Healer
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho Sulphur for eczema saying its germ destroying properties quickly ease irritation and heal the skin leaving it clear and smooth. Patients are advised to obtain a small jar from any good druggist and apply it like cold cream.
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Local Social Notes From Waldron Farm Visit and Gatherings
NEW PENNINGTON reports Mr and Mrs Hickman of Waldron spent Friday to Monday on their farm and entertained Frank Lyons and family Sunday. A woodchopping for selector Colson drew twenty seven people Tuesday. Mrs William Miller stayed with her sick mother near Batesville for several days. Ernest Norwold helped Bertice Colson with butchering Friday. Kate Starks returned home to New Point Saturday. Otin Gommel and family visited his folks Sunday. Several local residents called on Selector Colson in the past days including J R Cook and son Loren Grant Palmer mother Colson Prize Jim McHugh Ernest Narwold and Kurtz. Henry Bauer and family called on Ernest Narwold Thursday.
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Frank Lyons
Selector Colson
William Miller
Batesville
Ernest Norwold
Bertice Colson
Kate Starks
Susie Hart
New Point
Otin Gommel
J. R. Cook
Loren
Grant Palmer
Colson
Prize
Jim McHugh
Ernest Narwold
Kurtz
Henry Bauer
Public Sale Dates Noted for Clyde Thorpe
Public sale details list Clyde Thorpe scheduled for Friday January 30 located 2 percent miles west of Adams with site specifics provided in the notice.
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Clyde Thorpe
Adams
Estate of Harry M. Kirby Filed in Adams County
Mrs. Allie Kirby as administratrix of the Harry M. Kirby estate files notice in the north edge of Adams in Decater county. The filing seeks to administer assets and settle debts under local probate rules.
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Allie Kirby
Admx
Harry M. Kirby
North Edge of
Adams
Decater County
Gardner Firm Location Details Near Greensburg
George W. Gardner and Son located eight miles south of Greensburg and one and a quarter miles east of Letts Corner, marking a rural business site.
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George W. Gardner & Son
Greensburg
Letts Corner
Notable Valuation Notes for Capitol Building
The Capitol building of the United States is valued at 25,500,000 dollars reflecting actual cost. If current local real estate values were applied, the value would be much higher. Mrs Anna and Alfred Duffy are noted living three miles east of Greensburg.
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Anna and
Alfred Duffy
Greensburg
Capitol
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Public School Teachers In 1928 Census Count
The 1928 census estimates 729 426 public school teachers in the United States not including superintendents supervisors and principals. Of these teachers 318 805 are in rural areas.
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United States
Bureau of Education
Lasmalina
Pape's Cold Cure Adverts Pain Free Relief
An early 20th century ad promises quick relief from colds with two tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. The product claims safe, non habit forming, with no opiates or wine, widely used and guaranteed by druggists.
Whitmer salesman and local visitors noted in Platts Corner
Neal Jessup Whitmer salesman visited area on Monday. Shouter moves from Ott Maddux farm. Joshua Neff and family of Indianapolis spent Sunday with relatives. Sam Hodson and wife visited Bert Holcomb family east of Letts. Edd Suttons and Clem Schwearing sold porkers Monday. Sherman Robbins and wife visited John Norwald family. John Maddux and wife went to Greensburg last Thursday. Mrs Anna Dickhoff returned from Indianapolis with her son Louis and daughter Mrs Meyers and her baby granddaughter.
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Neal Jessup
Whitmer
Shouter
Ott Maddux
Joshua Neff
Indianapolis
Sam Hodson
East of Letts
Bert Holcomb
Edd Suttons
Clem Schwearing
Sherman Robbins
John Norwald
John Maddux
Greensburg
Anna Dickhoff
Louis
Mrs. Meyers
Musterole Offers Quick Relief From Colds and Congestion
An ad touts Musterole as a clean white ointment alternative to mustard plasters for sore throats bronchitis colds and chest congestion. It claims rapid relief with gentle fingertip massage and notes child friendly versions with 35¢ 65¢ and 3.00 prices for jars hospital size.
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Ritz
George
NEWS
New Pennington
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Grouleff Bros. Lumber Co
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