Vinol touted as remedy for grippe effects in Ohio farmer
In Wapakoneta Ohio a farmer describes recovery from grippe linked cough and weakness after using Vinol. The testimonial asserts Vinol builds strength and cures nervousness and cough, promoting Virol as a constitutional remedy for weak and run-down conditions across men women and children.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
James Martin
Sexton's Prescription Store
Qua Scrap Basket of Odd Historical Notions
A quirky column lists mock historical vignettes from January and February with fantastical items such as Ivan the Terrible growing peanuts and King Lear folding operatives. It lampoons trivia while mixing in obsolete numbers and odd musings about the Nile, Chicago fire costs, and ocean depths.
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Africa
Ivan, the Terrible
King Lear
Peru
Adam
North Pole
Curtain care and film lighting tips in old guidance
The passage offers household advice on curtain care using tooth picks and rust proof hooks for easy cleaning. It also notes photography studio lighting shift from arc lamps to Cooper-Hewitt mercury vapor lamps with guidance on wattage and floor illumination levels.
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Ruth
Cooper-Hewitt
Warning device for Zeppelin raids invented in Norwich
Charles Gates of Norwich England developed a warning instrument that detects approaching Zeppelins by cutting power to the local electric supply. When the airship nears, a bell rings and a small battery lamp lights. The householder can switch off the bell and use the lamp for illumination.
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Charles Gates
Norwich
England
Fahrenheit birth of Daniel Fahrenheit inventor of thermometer
Daniel Fahrenheit, credited with advancing thermometer technology, is introduced in a historical note marking his birthplace and early contributions to instrument making.
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Fahrenheit
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit
Early Prussian Scientist Pioneered Mercury Thermometers
In 1686 in Prussia a young, educated man abandoned a brief period in business to study natural philosophy. He pioneered using mercury in thermometers replacing alcohol, creating an instrument that fixes water's freezing point at 32 degrees. This device became widely used in the United States.
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Prussia
United States
The Anaconda’s Size and Habitat
A large serpent known as the anaconda is found in Brazil and Guiana. It can reach up to forty feet in length, spends much time in shallow water, and is non venomous.
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Brazil
Guiana
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Restores Reader's Health
O. J. Metcalf reports a severe cold on December 1 and nearly bedridden. After buying two bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy he recovered within days and endorses the medicine as very effective for future colds. Obtainable everywhere.
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O. J. Metcalf
Weatherby
Marshfield Downs Stevens Point In League Basketball
Marshfield high school defeated Stevens Point 29 to 18, leading 24 to 7 at halftime as guard Egger and Seehafer anchored the home defense. Bourn led Stevens Point with six baskets and four free throws, while Wendt Thom Seehafer and Eggeron supported Marshfield’s win.
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Marshfield High School
Marshfield
Clifford Lundgren
Stevens Point High School
Egger
Cobeen
Seehater
Rome Boys
Otto
Stevens Point
Bourn
Wendt
Thom
Sechafer
Thar
Kelley
Colby
Colby High School
M. H
Noedless
Reeths
Lueck
Vaughn
Whitney
Reynolds
Laemler
Tice
Burghardt
Adrians
F. Firnstahl
Bast
R. Firnstahl
Baumwart
Edward Witt
Wisconsin Farm and Home Week set in Madison in February
The Wisconsin Farm and Home Week in Madison from February 7 to 12 marks the 25th milestone in dairy progress since the Babcock milk test and the state dairy school. The program offers extensive courses for men and women, with livestock associations and grain grower conferences planned, and a February 9 banquet honoring Dr. Samuel M. Babcock.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin Dairy School
Agricultural Experiment Association
Samuel M. Babcock
Cottonwood boxes equal to standard in butter packing test
Forest Products Laboratory at Mariston and the Wisconsin dairy department tested cottonwood boxes for butter packaging. Butter wrapped in waxed paper stayed uncontaminated, while unwrapped butter showed only a faint wood taste. Five graders judged cottonwood boxes as good as other woods.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Mariston
Dairy Department
University of Wisconsin
Remedy for Bilious Attacks Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement advises that a severe bilious attack brings headaches coated tongue food loathing constipation torpid liver and vomiting. It claims relief by taking three Chamberlain's Tablets which are prompt and effective and available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Marshfield Boxing Show Draws 600 Fans in Second Night
About 600 spectators from Marshfield and nearby towns watched a two bout program at the Marshfield Athletic Association. Highlights included Spider Kelly vs Duffy Downey and Young White vs Hal Clark with White earning a narrow advantage as the crowd called for more boxing this month.
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Marshfield Fight
Marshfield Athletic Association
Anton
Milwaukee
Tom Hughes
Duffy
Hughes
Young White
Oshkosh
Hal Clark
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