Kansas Faces Grass Fed Cattle Shortage
Kansas reports a 6 percent shortage in grass fed cattle from a census by state livestock commissioner J. H. Mercer. The article notes higher sheep numbers, rising hogs, and a drop in Kansas City beef cattle receipts by about 200,000 in the first nine months, with prices at selling time below cost.
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Topeka
Kansas
J. H. Mercer
United States
Mr. Mercer
Ten Prince
Kansas City
Aaly Sentenced for Drunkenness in Police Cour Sey
Aaly jailed for drunkenness after a court hearing. He received a thirty day sentence with seven days to be served and a fine was not imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher Passon
Jai Ie
Indiges Ads Promote Pepe's Diapepsin Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Pepe's Diapepsin claiming it relieves indigestion heartburn and stomach discomfort. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and urges readers to buy a box to regulate meals and improve comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
Peanut unit scheme warned by Florida agriculture expert
The letter argues against a curious investment plan selling a ten acre “peanut unit” for 2500. It notes peanuts yield ten acres would bring only 200 to 500 dollars, and that land selling at three to one times value targets lay buyers in ignorance. The exchange cites cautions from Florida agriculture officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leneres
Fand
Morida
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Exchinge
More Than Mere Chauffeur
L Wertheimer, president of a New York department store group, outlines a plan using a top chauffeur as a management observer. The driver monitors displays, customer treatment, and pricing differences, sending daily notes that have repeatedly boosted store profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etroarsia
L. Wertheimer
System
We Magazine
Wertheimer
New York City
Qem
Would Be Friend in Need
An anecdote from George McDaniel of Metro California recalls race tensions and a wartime era riot. He describes helping a wounded Black man in a chaotic scene, highlighting old friendships across racial lines during a period of upheaval.
Shark Leather: New Material Promises Featherlike Durability
The article reports sharkskin tanning advances that yield a featherlike tint and durable finish. Commercial tanners are producing shark leather for shoes, with early tests showing promising strength and water resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Starks
Sean
Bs Progress Rogard
Robespierre’s Curious Watch and Paris Jewels
A Paris jewel shop display inspires a correspondent to recall a historic watch once owned by Robespierre. The description notes curious pear and bell-shaped forms in silver and ornate details, suggesting exotic tastes of the era and a link to the Carnaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robespierre
Paris
Vielaire
Kitchener's Dog Becomes Australian Believed
Lord Kitchener left his favorite dog with Admiral Grant before the Lamp shire voyage. Admiral Grant, now a member of the Australian naval board, brought Kitchener's pet to the commonwealth aboard the battle cruiser Australia. Australia may permit this single exception due to Kitchener's lasting memory.
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Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
Admiral Grant
Lampshire
Australian Naval Board
Commonwealth
Australia
Warblers Display Vast Rainbow of Colors
The American Forestry association notes many kinds of warblers from gray-breasted to yellow rump, spanning colors from yellow to chestnut and black to green. If gathered together they would show the rainbow’s full range in plumage.
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American Forestry Association
Washington
Radio Telephone Useful in Aerial Navigation
The Scientific American highlights wireless telephony for aircraft direction finding. It notes daylight inter com between planes or wireless stations is often unnecessary, but at night cross country use will become more efficacious and essential.
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Aftcraft
Scientific American
Chinese province runs large silver mine amid capital shortage
The Huan provincial government operates the Shui Kou Shun silver mine directly and smelts ore as mined. Funds are scarce, creating a serious hindrance. Meanwhile American farmers face issues to be discussed at the Farmers' National Council meeting beginning today in Hagerstown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huan
Shui Kou Shun
Farmers’ National Council
Hagerstown
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Safe Laxative Use
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children, claiming it removes poisons from stomach, liver, and bowels with a fruity taste and stress on the name California for trust. It urges mothers to give it without fear and says it is the best line.
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California
Adv
Imperial Journal Printed On Thick Japanese Paper
A curious 18th year reader began with a special journal edited by an imperial official. The paper, printed in the imperial printing office, used special type and was small and single sheet, stepping out as a modest reading item for a young reader.
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Poper
Fitipee
Maupin
West Saeos
Eichteendy
Emane Pines
Pon Mente
Ane aMtent
Imperial Tease Hat
Imperial Printing Office
Bitro-Phosphate Promoted For Nervous Debility
An old ad promotes Bitro-Phosphate as a tonic for nervous debility and fatigue. It claims to restore energy and address poor appetite and weakness, urging use by those lacking strength while warning against fat gain.
Farm land values rise in United States markets
The value of farm lands shows steady gains. The average price for productive plow lands on March 1 stands at about 74.21 dollars per acre, up from 68.08 a year ago and 62.17 two years earlier, with prior figures around 58.00 four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateadily
United States
Glycerine Mixture Promises Digestive Relief and Health
An advertisement touts glycerine mixture Adler i ka with buckthorn bark as a cure all for bowel issues. It claims to cleanse both upper and lower intestines, prevent appendicitis, reduce gas and constipation, and provide instant stomach comfort. The copy mentions doctors and patients praising the product and notes unrelated items about the Shah and a diamond-set pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bros
Adv
Hot Water with Phosphate Promises Headache Relief
An old advertisement claims drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast cleanses the blood and digestive tract, curing headaches caused by self poisoned toxins. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for a quarter pound of limestone phosphate and drink it with hot water daily.
Demand for Silk Stockings Holds Despite Higher Prices
Local women report silk hosiery remains popular despite price increases with wool and lisle gaining some favor. They note comfort and appearance favor silk, while cotton is chosen for everyday wear. men favor wool or lisle and prices do not deter the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lane
Milady
Millady
Number 40 Rheumatism Cure Prompts Money Back Guarantee
A Newburgh Indiana man testifies he was cured after six bottles of Men denhall s Number 40 and endorses the remedy for rheumatism and related ailments. The ad promises a money back guarantee after three bottles if customers are not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Staser
Newburgh
Ind
Mendenhall
Comer
J. C. Mendenhall
Lost Mines of Mexico Fueled by Depredations and Legends
The article recounts how Yaqui raids drove prospectors from Mexican mines and left many prospects, including Estrella del Norte, hidden for years. It notes church doors exposing mine clues and claims wealth from Mines like Mina Grande powering church treasures in Barosera mountain with silver walls and gold vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Bilt In
Mina Grande
Barosera
Sumner Burch Set for Episcopal Bishop Install in New York
Rt. Rev. Charles Sumner Burch is to be formally installed as Protestant Episcopal bishop of New York in succession to the late Bishop Greer, marking a significant church leadership transition.
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Charles Sumner Burch
Protestant Episcopal
New York
Greer
Lift off Corns With Your Fingers
An advertising claim promises quick corn and callus removal using Freezone. The tiny bottle is sold at drug stores and allegedly stops pain instantly, enabling painless removal of corns and hard skin from feet.
Public Sale Notice for H. Vo Stone Estate Auction
Lawrence Journal World lists a public sale on November 1, 1919 featuring 10 head of livestock including two-year-olds and calves, a herd of cows, six heifers, and farm equipment such as a Burrey mower Deere implement set, a De Laval separator, and garden tools. Items include hay, a stalk cutter, walking plows, and miscellaneous farming gear. Auction conducted by Thomas, with W. C. Fork as clerk.
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H. Vo Stone
Rt Merk
Ronoon
Tls
Khed
Lawrenss Ply Journal-World
Ifornia
Burrey
John Deere Ding
de Laval
Thomas
W. C. Ftork
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Sloan
Ixsteig
City Suck
Davest
Chierga
Athinta
George McDaniel
Metro
Cal
Mealeos
Darkey
New Prachleing
Los Angeles
Doc
Los Angeles Times
Kansas Electric
Shah of Phaps
Consult
Bensonhurst
Lary
Columbia
Yonkers Statesman
Forth Bridge
International Congress of Working Women
Washington, D.C
H.W. Sellards
Scranton
Rhode
Lesland Sreet
Misinesa Asetion
Wlti
McConneh
Santa Fe Ticket Office
Hp Gr
FORD
Lefax
oAlfred Graves
Uread Avenue
Phe Snd
St. Call RR
Fee -Bun
Flernon Motor Car Co
Boris
W. Carter
Baunee
O. D. Thoms
Goof
Averal
Mount Pi
Nurgerles
Seitehineas Singer Co
Sintter Company
Crulles
Bality A
Journal World
Senntar
Piatti Ton
Okier
Lawre Selle A
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Ils
Poland
China
Celeto
Shropshire
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