Healthier Children Better Grownups merger plans announced
Harry Hoover retiring president of the American Child Hygiene Association spoke at the annual meeting about making healthier, happier children and replacing policemen with community nurses. He announced the consolidation of the Child Hygiene Association and the Child Health Organization of America, and a Commonwealth Foundation gift of 230000 yearly to support demonstrations in three regions. Dr. L Emmett Holt welcomed the merger as a boost for efficiency and service in child health.
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Gheros
American Child Hygiene Association
Harry Hoover
Hoover
Child Hygiene Association
Child Health Organization of America
Commonwealth Foundation
L. Emmett Holt
The
Child Health Organization
Holt
Far West
Middle West
Hne
Moulton Advertiser Editor and Printing Details
The notice identifies the Moulton Advertiser published on Wednesdays and entered at the Moulton Alabama post office as a second class matter with Robert F. White serving as editor.
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Moulton
Ala
Robert F. White
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Russellville Resident
William Sparks of Russellville Alabama reports kidney trouble with back pain and burning secretions. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he says he recovered and now feels fine, recommending the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
William Sparks
Russellville
Ala
Dom
Doan
Mr. Sparks
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Spray Rings Found Practical for Spraying
Alabama orchard losses from 1910 to 1920 due to San Jose scale and pests spurred extension agents to test spray rings. Farmers banding together to buy pumps and materials achieved small individual costs and larger yields with higher fruit quality and higher prices.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Agricultural College
San Jose Acale
Extension Service
Fred Stewart
Limestone County
Think Before You Promise and Respect the Flag
A public editor urges readers to value intelligence and character over artificial beauty. Criticism should lead to remedies, not pessimism. Parents influence children. keep promises to maintain trust. Respect for the flag symbolizes patriotism, while disrespect marks a lack of love for country. Endorses fair study of neighbors and highlights that most people have more good than bad qualities.
Weather wireless forecasts broadcast from Auburn station
Professor L N Duncan announces U S Weather Bureau forecasts are now broadcast twice daily from the Auburn radio station at 10 A M and 12 P M on 485 meters. Farmers benefit from timely reports especially for hog killing and other work. the station also airs a Mussal concert on 360 meters Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 8.
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Auburn
Ala
L. N. Duncan
Extension Service
U. S. Weather Bureau
Proi- Duncan
Rub-My-Tism Antiseptic Staunchly Cures Infected Sores
Rub-My-Tism stands as a powerful antiseptic for infected cuts old sores tetter and related skin conditions. This nostrum is advertised as effective against a variety of irritations, offering immediate relief and cleansing properties for domestic first aid use.
Geological Survey annual report highlights oil gas water and maps
The annual director’s report outlines potash oil and gas field explorations and ore deposits work, plus radium bearing carnotite studies and tungsten deposits. It notes extensive mapping for oil should-be reservoirs, 2000 rock analyses and 700 water analyses, and the sale of maps and power site installations. The king of Belgium visited Yosemite and Grand Canyon areas, inspiring Belgian forest national park status abroad.
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United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Colorado
San Juan
Utah
Arizona
United States
Alaska
California
Kentucky
National Parks Shaping Global Conservation Movement
The United States leads a world shift toward conserving scenery and historic places. Yellowstone, established in 1872 as the first national park, inspired many nations. France, Switzerland, and Sweden have set up parks, and Argentina recently created Iguazu National Park, home to one of the world’s largest natural wonders.
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Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Belgium
Australia
Canada
United States
Yellowstone National Park
France
Switzerland
Sweden
Europe
South America
L’ Iguazu
Hoover Year of Commerce Report Highlights Expansion and Guidance
The Department of Commerce under Secretary Herbert Hoover reports vigorous expansion of its functions and avoidance of government meddling in business. Key points include a massive yearly appropriation, extensive conferences with trade groups, revised information policies for foreign markets, and cooperative domestic actions to combat agricultural crisis, housing shortages, unemployment, and transportation bottlenecks. The approach emphasizes open consultation and acting as a clearinghouse to spur recovery efforts.
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Department of Commerce
Secy
Herbert Hoover
War Finance Corporation
Cleaning and Pressing at Ow ep Brothers Pressing Club
The Ow ep Brothers Pressing Club offers cleaning and pressing services done well at reasonable rates. The shop promotes affordable care for garments with attention to quality and timely service.
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Owep Brothers Pressing Club
Do Not Overcrowd the Poor Flivver
Des Moines groups urge city to ban loading passengers in cars with women riding on laps. A petition and resolution call for ordinances with penalties to curb what they term immoral auto practices. City council stance pending. public reaction unclear.
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The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Young Women’s Christian Association
Woman’s Club
Travelers’ Aid Society
Ministerial Association
Girls’ Community Club
Young Men’s Christian Association
John B. Hammond
Ida B. Wise Smith
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Des Moines
Legislative Reform Quietly Shelved Amid Senate Resistance
Republicans doubt rapid revenue revamp will pass this session. Secretary Mellon plans to push a few targeted tweaks in his December report, including lower surtax on individuals, lower wartime estate taxes, and a new broad or specific revenue source. Radical elements in Congress oppose each proposal.
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Buch
Mellon
Congress
The Christmas Mail Refrigerator Cars Plan
Refrigerator cars may be called into service to move Christmas mails, with railroads gathering spare cars to help the Post Office Department deliver mail to millions by noon December 25. Public urged to mail early. Financial figures show 1921 totals at $92,474,800, a 36 percent drop from 1919, with 109 establishments reporting in 1921 spread across multiple states, and 11 idle or out of business in 1919–1921 with 2 new plants added in 1921.
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Post Office Department
Postal Service
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oklahoma
Ilinois
New Jersey
West Virginia
Kentucky
Kansas
Texas
California
New York
Alabama
Colorado
Indiana
Michigan
Tennessee
Washington
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Iowa
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Decline in Explosives Manufacturing in 1921
Reports to the Bureau of the Census show a decrease in activity among establishments mainly producing explosives in 1921 versus 1919. The total value of products reached $59,174.
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Bureau of the Census
A Pronounced Success of Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
The uniform relief from Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in bowel complaints for children and adults has led to near universal use. It is presented as a practical, unrivaled remedy known to all who have used it.
Purgative Tablets Promoted For Gentle Strong Relief
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets as a purgative that is strong enough for robust needs yet mild, delivering an agreeable movement of the bowels without harsh effects. It emphasizes ease of taking and pleasant overall effect.
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