Improvements Afoot to Attract Tourist Traffic to Ireland
Ireland aims to modernize its roads to lure American and other motorists as tourists. The Road Board has allocated 1 200 000 dollars since 1910 but only 450 000 has been spent due to divided control among local bodies. A drive by the automobile association and motor union urges switching main roads from local boards to county councils with parliamentary consent anticipated.
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Ireland
Brooklyn Eagle
Road Board
England
Automobile Association
The
Motor Union
Panoramic View of Crater Lake National Park
A new panoramic view of Crater Lake National Park issued by Secretary Lane shows the park as seen from the air. Colors depict lake dark blue valleys dark green cliffs brownish yellow roads light brown and streams light blue. The 16 by 18 inch map scales one mile to the inch and is available for 25 cents unfolded or 40 cents folded from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington, D. C.
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Oregon
Crater Lake
Secretary Lane
National Park
Washington, D. C
Why Don't You Buy Local Goods at the Store
A farmer with an express package from a city mail order house is confronted by a local merchant who extols saving money and local taxes. The farmer retorts by urging the merchant to advertise in the home paper, noting he never sees the merchant's business listed. The exchange appears in the Pomeatropic.
Origin of a Borax Mineral Deposition in California
A study by Hoyt S. Gale for the U S Geological Survey examines borate deposits in Ventura County and Death Valley, proposing new ideas on the origin of colemanite beyond the desiccated saline lake theory and noting boric acid's volcanic sources and global presence.
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Italy
Ventura County
Calif
Death Valley
Hoyt S. Gale
United States Geological Survey
Gale
Desiccation vs replacement origin of colemanite highlighted
Geological discussion questions the desiccation theory for massive colemanite deposits and favors replacement of carbonic acid with boric acid in limestone. Notes possible boric acid sources from basalt lava interactions and long afterflow groundwater. Mentions professional paper and Oregon development topics.
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Selves
Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
How She Got Ready Stolen
A woman preens before mirrors on the floor above a reception room while her hidden motive unfolds. She finalizes her outfit and departs with a poised farewell as her husband remains, then collapses against a wall in the hallway. The final word is Stolen.
Wisconsin Sees Record Road Building Rally
A R Hirst chief engineer of the Wisconsin highway commission reports a surge in road building sentiment and rapid state aid road funding in Wisconsin. He notes concerns about costs and urges slower expansion until contractors and foremen are properly trained. He predicts 1500 to 1600 miles of state aid road will be built this year.
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Ole
Tillamook County
Medford
Hillsboro
Albany
Montana
Oregon Welfare Commission
Columbia River Highway
Portland
West Linn
Astoria Masonic Lodge
St. Helens
Oregon Supreme Court
Oregon
Roseburg
Eugene
Calipooia Grange
Fontaine
Willamette Pacific
Marshfield
Chetco River
Qurry County
Salem
Eugene Commercial Club
Cottage Grove
Coos Bay
Clackamas County
Marion County
Frank C. Stettler
Supreme Court of the United States
Knights of Pythias
North Plains
Pendleton
Phoenix
Douglas County
Paulina
Des Chutes
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture
Wisconsin Farmers’ Course
R. Hirst
Wisconsin Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Hirst
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promised At Perkins Drug Store
A Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets promotional note from Perkins Drug Store touts relief from stomach distress and heartburn. It claims strong customer endorsements, a money back guarantee if digestion isn’t improved, and lists tablet sizes 25c 50c and 100c. The ad highlights pepsin and bismuth as key ingredients and notes Rexall stores nationwide.
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Rexall
Coffee as a Drug The Perils of Caffeine
The text argues coffee yields no nourishment and harms the body. It details caffeine effects on heart nerves and kidneys, causing nervous exhaustion, high initial heart stimulation, later lower mood, and possible kidney degeneration. It notes individual vitality and habits shape outcomes, ending with a crude anecdote on sexual innuendo.
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Wright
Feeding Baby Chicks at the Oregon Station
The article describes chick feeding from hatch to three weeks old at an Oregon station. It details daily regimes including bran and egg crumb feed for the first week, then grain on sand, clean water, grit, charcoal, and bone. by one week a moist bran middlings corn meal mash is added, with beef scraps in a hopper. At three weeks milk is introduced. It ends with a note that Enterprise ads get results.
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Oregon Station
Ready for Business Allen and Williamson Mine Sand Plant
Allen and Williamson prepare a head mining plant using a clam shell bucket and steam crane to hoist sand to a hopper then wash it through a revolving grizzle to separate gravel. Gravel is dumped to a car and sand runs over riffles copper plates and blankets. Water limits operation until supply is replenished. pumping salt water may be added if successful.
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Allen and Williamson
Gold Beach Globe
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Crater Lake National Park
Weekly Industrial Review
Bureau of Industries
Statis
R. R. Daniels
Bandon Real Estate
FN. Smith
Coquille Mill
Coquille, Oregon
Coquille Valley
RED Cedar Foundation
Red
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