One Day Forum Draws 909 Druggists To La Crosse
More than 909 pharmacists and guests attended the inaugural Spence McCord Drug Co forum at the VFW ballroom in La Crosse Wisconsin. Speakers included J W Lansdowne Bi Lilly editor Joseph Shine and F R McWilliams with post event color films and a buffet at Spence McCord offices.
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la Crosse
Spence-McCord Drug Co
VFW
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
J. W. Lansdowne
Bi Lilly and Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Shine
Theentral Pharmaceutical Journal
Chicago
Better Pharmacy
Uests
Spence-Moord Co
State Streets
Andrew Carnegie Auperinstendon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Mlvision
Spence-McCord Drug Company
Norman Longfellow
Eli Lilly Co
Chicago Pharmaceutical Journal
F. R B. McWilliams
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tribone Thais
Ice and history from ice industry advocate Timmons
Washington column reports Francis X Timmons of the National Association of Ice Industries explaining current ice production of about 50 million tons annually from 6,800 plants and 11 million homes using 15 million tons per year. It also notes Dr. John Gorrie’s 1851 ice making method and ancient ice practices from Egyptians to Marco Polo.
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Vane
Washington
Francis X Timmons
Timmons
National Association of Ice Industries
John Gorrie
Apalachicola
Fla
Gorrie
Prize Horse Lost In Fire At Harmony Farm
A Moroccan stallion and two Shorthorn cattle perished when a barn, granary, and chicken coop burned at the Cleve Hoag farm two miles southwest of Harmony Minnesota early Saturday. Four horses were led out before the barn collapsed. no chickens were lost. The barn valued at 8000 dollars and the fire may have started from spontaneous combustion in stored hay. Harmony fire chief Orville Severson said the department arrived too late and loss was partially insured.
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Harmony
Minn
Cleve Hoag Farm
Orville Severson
Harmony Fire Department
Falls Off Skies Drowns In Fox Lake Near Waukegan
Ray Lund aged 21 of Waukegan drowned after falling from water skis while being pulled by a speed boat on Fox Lake near Waukegan Illinois Saturday. The accident occurred as he lost balance and disappeared beneath the water.
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Waukegan
Ill
Ray Lund
Fox Lake
Here
Deaths Listed Across Several States In Brief Notices
Death notices from San Francisco to Massachusetts record the passing of Donald C. Elliot 54 longtime San Francisco Examiner general manager Edward E. Rankin 104 longtime farmer educator and Peabody manager George M. Blomgrenner 80 president of Xinsman Transit and Great Lakes ship line figure Leon E. Fisher 84 grocery chain executive and NACF secretary The reports reference a four mile railroad near Quincy Massachusetts and the Iron Mile wooden rail trap.
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Donald C. Elliot
Aneral Mauager
San Francisco Examiner
Deevield
Mans
Edward E. Rankin
Clustl Peabody Company
Pitts~ Church
Cleveland
George M. Blombrenner
Xinsman Transit Company
Tomly
Great Lakes
Springfield
Leon E. Fisher
Coeunor
Nels
National Association of Food Chains
Quincy
Maas
Esperanto Monthly Debuts With World Wide Aim
Milwaukee publication begins as an Esperanto monthly. Editor S A Eklukowski of the Esperanto Inter Language Foundation says the issue has worldwide circulation goals.
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Milwaukee
S. A. Eklukowski
Esperanto Inter-Language Foundation, Inc
Deaths Sunday By the Aneneinter
Westport Conn Percy Albert Ernest Armstrong 0 renowned metallurgist held over 100 patents and pioneered stainless steel. He was born in England Goldaming Eng Prof Forey Edward Newberry 80 expert on Egyptian lore. The Rev Dr William J Sudges 64 professor at Boston University School of Theology and author of five books introduced the first course in godly preaching in any theological school.
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Preas
Wiliam J. Sudges
Doston Univeralty School of Theology
Godle
Westport
Conn
Fercy Albert Ernest Armatrong
Ife
England
Ooldaming
Eng
Forey Edward Newberry
At Last A Reliable Ammoniated Toothpaste
Amm-i-dent Toothpaste, first genuine ammoniated paste from the Amm-i-dent Tooth Powder formula, claims to reduce new cavities using Carbamide and Dibasic Ammonium Phosphate to suppress acid producing bacteria. It markets to families as easier decay protection, while noting it cannot reverse existing decay.
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Amm-i-dent
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