Moral Necessity to Build Rural Roads in Pennsylvania
In a speech by J Denny O Neil Pennsylvania Highway Commissioner, the speaker argues good roads are both economic and moral, essential to keep farming communities thriving. He notes high labor and material costs threaten road projects and urges construction of rural routes to connect farms to markets and railheads, improving living conditions and keeping people from urban drift.
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J. Denny. O'Neil
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
France
LW. W
Farmers Are Behind Roads Plan At National Grange Meet
National Grange delegates in Grand Rapids approve unification of highway activities under a single federal department. Washington officials discuss Senator Townsend’s national highway proposal with representatives of about 700000 farmers and plan further talks on the measure.
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National Grange
Eld
Grand Rapids
Mich
Washington
Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Vital Roads Improve Health in Rural Areas
An article in Modern Medicine stresses roads' vital role for community health. It cites few physicians and sparse hospital facilities in rural districts, noting some areas have only one doctor per 1600 residents and that travel hardships deter young physicians from rural practice.
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Nowbern
Highway Work in Wyoming Federal Aid Streams to Wyoming
Federal aid totaling 2.6 million dollars funds major improvements in Wyoming underway now. Officials report expenditure pattern spanning three years with several large projects continuing.
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Wyoming
Take Stock and Seek Efficient Farming in Western Canada
An article urges workers and farmers to take stock of their finances and practices to uncover leaks and improve profitability. It chronicles a Brazil, Indiana worker who failed to act after exploring Canada and contrasts with a Saskatchewan farmer who moved west, adopted farming, and prospered. Western Canada offers good returns, lower purchase prices, and favorable social conditions for a fresh start.
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Loga
Cates
Brazil
Ind
Indianapolis
Canada
Western
Saskatchewan
Brasil
Western Canada
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
Public health notice advises reducing rich foods to ease kidney strain and uric acid buildup. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder issues, recommending a spoonful in water before breakfast.
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Andy
Silent sympathy and restraint can change lives
A brief daily thought urges that a few more smiles of silent sympathy, gentle words, and temperate responses can significantly improve personal interactions and overall well being.
Remark on Red Cross Ball Bive and Bluing Use
A dated note advises telling grocer Red Cross Ball Bive when buying bluing and promises rewards from the results. It suggests two cupfuls of salt as a handsome wage for a day’s work in Toxoland and ends with the idea that once tried, it is always used.
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Red Cross
Toxoland
Milks Emulsion advertised relief for stomach troubles and constipation
An advertisement from The Milks Emulsion Co. Terre Haute Indiana touts a remedy for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. It claims rapid relief usually within one day and promotes appetite, digestion, and strength with a palatable emulsion urged for all ages. Satisfaction guaranteed with six bottles. refunds if unsatisfied.
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Permanant & Friend
C. A
Mnick
Anderson
Ae MacCormick
Directioria
Milka Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Adv
Cuticura Promotes Baby Skin Comfort and Care
A nostalgia ad extols Cuticura products for soothing a baby's red rough itchy skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and ointment touches, plus scented powder. It also touts Cuticura Talcum as essential and notes a wry line about following one’s inclination.
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