Vision for Pennsylvania's water, forests, and schools
A broad state address urges topographic surveys and flood control, expands watersheds for drinking water, irrigation, and hydroelectric power, and promotes forest protection, water transportation, and public health. It also advocates local option on liquor licenses, housing codes, labor justice, education, and fiscal prudence to sustain industry and growth.
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Pymatuming
Allegheny Range
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Assembly
Hheartens
Department of Health
Sure Thing praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach issues
B Wixon of Palmers Mills New York says he has used Chamberlain's Tablets for years to treat stomach and liver problems and calls them the best he ever used. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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B. Wixon
Palmers Mills
N. Y
A Vision for Education and Highways in the Commonwealth
The text argues for cooperative and competitive living, calls for nine million dollars yearly for public schools, supports continuation schools for under sixteen, and urges state aid from higher learning institutions to benefit citizens. It notes highways funding totaling three million annually and emphasizes thoughtful educational policy and teacher support.
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Commonwealth
Tax Commission
Pennsylvania
State Board of Education
Unusual cough remedy claims no narcotics
An ad touts Old Black Joe Cough Syrup as safer than opiate based remedies. It purports to relieve irritation by loosening phlegm without narcotics and claims suitability for both children and adults, with a big bottle priced at 26 cents in every store.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Avery
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Peatéttice
Indiana
Benveee Ee
Smith
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Ernor
Tours
Diae’mond Glassware Co
Clawson House
Moore Hotel
Water Street
Indiana Candy Works
Tix
H. A. Boggs
Hupmobile
Court House
Weather Bros. Tix
Railroad Avenue
John M. Daugherty
McDougall Kitchen Cabinet Club
Burke
Henry Kole
Rupert Hughes
Gloria
Billie Burke
Allegheny
Ira A. Myers
Anle
Brigham Young
Colonial Theatre
Harvey Carey
Edith Johnson
Pat Rooney
Gale Henry
William Franey
Liberty