Heat Treatment and A Cheerful Bird in One Page Item
The piece notes aspirin packaging details Bayer brand and tablet counts, then shifts to the brown thrasher bird praised by the American Forestry association for vivid coloring and song, likening its call to farm work reminders. It closes with a report on heat treating metals, noting a Chicago society promoting steel heat treatment and a Cleveland chapter rapidly growing.
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American Forestry Association
Washington
Chicago
American Steel Treaters' Society
Cleveland
First Grade Teacher Married Brightens Class
The first grade teacher announced her marriage to the children and described the wedding to ease their sadness. She joked about rice throwing, and a student replied he would raise rice to throw if he marries. The principal smiled at the friendly exchange.
Powers Father of modern advertising dies at 82
John E Powers who pioneered the friendly ad style died at his Hartsdale New York home at age 82. Born on a Central New York farm in 1813 he built a varied career culminating as advertising manager for John Wanamaker in 1880. He popularized plain type and a frank, simple talk about merchandise.
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John E. Powers
Hartsdale
N. Y
Mr. Powers
New York
John Wanamaker
Worth Applying to Farm Work Commentary
A compact aphorism notes a Chinese proverb about hiring ethics. It urges not to suspect workers whom you employ, suggesting cautious trust in labor relations and practical hiring wisdom applicable to American farming contexts. The item presents a pro-employee view on workplace trust and efficiency.
Dragging Roads At Proper Time Says Agriculture Dept
The United States Department of Agriculture stresses that dragging roads at the right time is as crucial as doing it properly. Rules are general. decisions rely on judgment to start and stop dragging. Immediate dragging after every rain is impractical. some surfaces harden quickly, others become muddy with light traffic. Well-built sand clay topsoil roads require periodic dragging. gravel roads need moisture and clay content, with dragging best done while surfaces are wet or after soaking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Green's August Flower widely praised as remedy
August Flower touted as a long standing household cure for constipation indigestion liver trouble and low spirits with claims of soothing nervous dyspepsia headaches heart palpitations and other symptoms. A few doses said to relieve issues and it is described as a gentle laxative sold through druggists. Also brief Cuticura promo alongside aphorisms about wisdom and wit.
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Ady
Medal Haarlem Capsules Prospect Ad
An old advertisement touts Medal Haarlem Capsules as remedies for back ache swelling and kidney trouble. It claims quick relief and renewed vigor with continued use and lists dosage guidance and minimal caveats about substitutes.
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Diszinens
Dansea
Haarlem
Test for Acid Stomach Promises Quick Relief BATONIC
A long persuasive ad urges readers to try BATONIC tablets to correct excess stomach acid and relieve indigestion heartburn belching and bloating. It claims immediate relief and a money back guarantee from the druggist, noting the product absorbs acid and promotes proper digestion.
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Eatonio
Batonic
Hatonio
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Murine Coun
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