Dead Man's Crossing Warns Drivers to Look
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad study over five years found 3 percent of crossing accidents occur when motorists could see the train but did not look. One in six drivers are careless at crossings. The Hartford Courant notes many drivers relax caution at ordinary crossings, risking others’ lives alongside their own.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Rossing
The
Hartford Courant
Baltimore and Ohio
the Courant
Maliea
Dallas News
Camphor Eye Wash Offered by Local Druggist
An ad promotes camphor hydras tis and witch hazel eye wash for sore weak or strained eyes with an aluminum eye cup free. Sold by A. H. Bruhl, druggist, and a note invites fur owners to bring furs to Smithwick Fur Co at O. K. Wagon Yard for cash.
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A. H. Bruhl
Eat Greens for Health Aimed at Children and Adults
A health brief outlines daily dairy servings for all ages and urges daily vegetable intake beyond potatoes. It lists leafy greens as top options and notes raw forms are best for five of the last six varieties, with steaming or minimal-water cooking to preserve nutrients.
Stamped Himslef A Lawyer Mock Speech At Post Office
A Kentucky town scene on a post office steps features a lawyer joking about free letters while an all colored man questions if stamps are needed. The exchange turns on a playful exchange about government undercutting stamp duty and the risk of letter confiscation.
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Kentucky
Tetter
Ranches for Sale by W. J. Moore
Advertises multiple ranch properties for sale with a prompt to profit from reading news ads. Mentions W. J. Moore as the contact.
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W. J. Moore
Blue Star Remedy Offered by Llano Drug Co
LLANO DRUG CO offers a jar of Blue Star Remedy for itching eczema and similar skin troubles. advertised as stain free and pleasantly scented with a guarantee. Sold locally for relief of sores and rashes.
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Llano Drug Co
Outlook for 1925 Agriculture Prices and Production
The report forecasts higher beef cattle prices and stable to lower poultry prices, with hogs down 18 percent from last year and farrowing reduced. Dairying expansion is discouraged while sheep and wool prospects look favorable with 1925 prices near 1924 levels. Colt and work stock production may drop, signaling tighter supply later.
Don’t Miss It Trial Pack From Chamberlain Medicine Co
A promotional offer invites readers to send name and address with 5 cents to Des Moines Iowa for a trial package of Chamberlain remedies. The set includes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for various coughs and throat irritations Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble indigestion and constipation and Chamberlain’s Salve for burns and skin conditions. The offer emphasizes value and family use and urges prompt response.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Water Works Forum Praises Austin Plant Sedimentation
Texas report covers national experts praising Austin sedimentation plant as a model for purifying water. Dr. E F Schoch notes design by Prof F E Schock, plant cost 21000, produces clear soft water daily. Experts urge continuous sludge removal and novel use of carbon dioxide to neutralize causticity.
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L ‘Exas
Huginears Gayat
Fliwest ‘Water Works Association
Austin 5
Awa
Kynkoot’ Klersted
Kansas City
W. Donaldson
New York
Frank Bachman
Harry M. Hill
Kansas’ City
Arthur Brown
Chicago
W. S.mahblie
Port Worth
TJ. ‘Birdwell
Austin
State Board of Health
Hill
FE. P. Schock
Kiersted
E. F. Schoch
University of Texas
Prisoner King of the Ivories Returns Free
Harry M. Snodgrass known as king of the ivories left Missouri prison last Friday as a free man. Radio listeners contributed 3687.25 and he vowed to take on contracts from amusement firms. Snodgrass, jailed for three years as an accessory in a robbery, claimed a pianist’s nature swayed authorities and supporters. his return sparked praise for potential reform through music.
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Harry M. Snodgrass
King of the
Missouri
Snodgrass
St. Louis
Colman-Democrat-Voica
Smithwick Fur C at OK Wagon Yard ad
Local ad urges fur owners to bring pelts to Smithwick Fur Co at the OK Wagon Yard to seek higher money offers. The brief notice indicates a buyback or sale event for pelts.
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Fredericksburg, Texas
Dead Man's Crossing
Smithwick Fur Co
O. K
Maxwell House
Maxwell House Coffee
Condit
Eggall
Guaranty Products
Mig. Co
Lipscomb
Fort Worth
Texas
Berryman's Barber Shop
Harris
Orange County
Durham Lne
Progressiv
W. A. Ligon Carpenter & Contractor
Rockwell Bro. Lumber CO
Smithwick
Rockwell Bros. Lumber CO
B. Lange
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