Surviving a Sea Crossing with Edgeworth Tobacco Help
Wreck survivors recount adrift at sea for five days with scarce provisions. Tobacco, chewed and smoked, kept them going until a tramp schooner rescued them. Edgeworth pipe tobacco is touted as essential for satisfaction and endurance, with free samples offered by Larus & Brother Company to readers and merchants.
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Davy Jones
Edgeworth
Larus & Brother Company
Edgeworth Club
South 21St Street
Richmond
A Good Loser in a Ticket Mixup
A passenger frets that his ticket is lost and tries to dodge the conductor's blame. The irate conductor questions the claim while the passenger recalls a past lost bass drum, in a pithy Ledger comic moment from Columbus Indiana.
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Pye
Women Rejuvenate Wardrobe With Dye and Tint Service
Local shop advertises dyeing and tinting for faded garments and drapery. Women customers can refresh worn fabrics with restoration services to renew color and appearance.
Diamond Dyes ad promises easy dyeing for any item
An advertisement touts AG TM Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to dye or tint worn or faded items. Each 15 cent package includes directions and invites readers to choose any color at the drug store.
Detentions and age exchange in London Answers snippet
A fragment shows a character asking age during detention and a witty reply stating twenty one. The London Answers quote shifts to a remark that some people avoid exercise because it does not come in bottles.
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London
International Parks Move Ties North American Parks
National parks in the United States and Canada are framed as a world affair not two nations. The Banff Windermere highway opens a continental loop linking nine western parks, with calls for an international parks system and fuller conservation efforts across borders.
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Blackfeet Indian Reservation
North —America
American Association’ For the Advancement of Science
United States
Canada
United
States
J. B. Harkin
Canadian National Parks Branch
Department of Interior
No International Line Opens Scenic Park Links
Stephen T. Mather, director of the National Park Service, extols growing North American tourism and the Banff-Windermere highway as a bridge between U S and Canadian parks. He envisions wider park road development to give both peoples easy access to premier scenic attractions.
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Buffalo Park
Wainwright
Alberta
Edmonton
Jasper
Canadian Northern
France
Lake Louise
Field
Rocky Mountains
Canadian Pacific
Continental Divide
Golden
Columbia River
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Stasper Park
Mount Robson
Fraser
Glacier
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National Park Service
St. Mary's Lake
Lake McDonald
Glacier Park
Montana
Great Northern
Montana State Highway Commission
Canada
Banff-Windermere
Stephen T. Mather
Department of Interior
Duck shaped Pueblo pottery unearthed in Colorado
Southwestern Colorado yielded two rare duck shaped pottery shards from Pueblo Indians unearthed by a state museum expedition led by Frank H. Roberts and J. Allard Jeancon. The find is linked to Pueblo religious ceremonies and is described as the first shard of its kind.
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Colorado
State Museum
Frank H. H. Roberts
J. Allard Jeancon
Roberts
Discovery at Montezuma Mesa Unveils Historic Relics
Report notes early dwelling remains at Montezuma Mesa were examined for deformation and great historic value. Researchers described careful handling and extraction of artifacts. The Rocky Mountain News reports the find as a significant glimpse into ancient habitation.
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Montezuma Mesa
Alles W
Rocky Mountain News
Foggy Night Spurs Rise in Petite Thefts in London
Police records indicate a sharp rise in petty crimes during foggy nights in London with pocket picking and similar offenses increasing substantially. The data shows a marked surge in incidents as visibility drops and crowds form in dimly lit areas.
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London
Soft Answer Turns Away Wrath in Classic Parable
A compact blurb recalls the proverb that a gentle reply can avert anger and conflict, illustrating how courteous speech can defuse tension and promote peace.
Beginning Winter Housing for Pullets, Cornell Advice
Experienced poultrymen advise moving early laying pullets to winter quarters after first eggs appear on the range. Start with a third to a fourth of the best birds, then move remaining birds as they mature. Clean and disinfect houses, avoid artificial lights until conditions normalize, and keep ventilation open to prevent dampness and disease.
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Cornell
Emden-Toulouse Cross Favored for Holiday Geese
The Rhode Island experiment station reports geese crosses. Emden-Toulouse best for general use large, hardy birds ideal for Christmas markets. Emden-African next in desirability for early goslings. Emden-White China cross yielded white dressed birds with attractive appearance.
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Rhode Island
Intestinal Worms Harm Iowa Fowls Says Poultry Expert
Iowa flocks suffer from intestinal worms causing nonproduction decline and death. R T Parkhurst of Iowa State College extension division advises a tonic of 12 quarts mash, 1 lb epsom salts, 1 lb dry sulphur daily for 3 to 4 days and improved sanitation to control the outbreak.
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Towa
R. T. Parkhurst
Towa State College
Thoroughly Clean Hen-House Before Severe Weather
Guidance on preparing a hen-house for cold weather. Clean and disinfect the space, seal it tight, and replace dirt floors with gravel or sand. On cement or wood floors lay fresh straw or litter after cleaning.
Holiday turkey production declines prompt new farming advice
The article notes yearly departures of old-time turkey raisers and a continuing drop in holiday turkey output. It suggests entering the business if there is ample range and feed, and predators can be controlled. Fall is advised to find good foundation stock before fattening.
Contagious Fowl Cholera Warns Oklahoma Expert
Fowl cholera is a deadly germ disease, says Harry Embleton of Oklahoma A and M. College. Birds with no symptoms may die suddenly, and affected birds may show thirst, fever, loss of appetite, and very loose bowels before death.
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Harry Embleton
Oklahoma A. and M., College
Egg-Laying Contests Gain Popularity in November
Egg-laying contests are rising in popularity with Tit Pois predicting the number of eggs per hen will rise from two to three starting November 1. The note mentions Tit pois as a source of the forecast.
Warmer Poultry Houses Emphasized for Winter Health
Farmers urged to keep poultry houses dry and warm to ensure strong egg production through winter. Adequate space, feeding, and ventilation are highlighted as essential practices for flocks.
Market: Quality Basic Eggs Boost Producer Returns
Market logic stresses quality eggs as standard for higher consumer value and better prices to producers. Emphasizes consistent egg quality is key to market advantage and improved profitability for farmers.
Very Little Nell Quarrel Over New Bathing Suit
Nell and May discuss a quarrel between May and her husband about a new one-piece bathing suit. Bell mentions the dispute was minor and amounted to nothing, just a setup in conversation.
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Nell
May
Bell
Aspirin ad markets Bayer tablets for pain relief
An old advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a remedy for colds headaches toothaches lumbago earache rheumatism neuralgia and general pain. It notes unbroken packages with directions and small boxes of twelve tablets as well as bottles of 24 and 100, labeling aspirin as the Bayer trademark and salicylic acid derivative.
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Bayer
Mutual Admiration Exchange Between Lovers
He compliments her eyes and she teases him about admiration. She shifts from sincere praise to a quip about his taste, highlighting playful banter and affection between the couple.
Danderine Promises Thick Hair Restoration at 85 Cents
Advertises Danderine as a tonic for lifeless hair improving scalp condition and reducing dandruff. Claims hair regains strength gloss and vitality after regular use. Describes the product as non greasy and suitable for all hair types with immediate relief from itching. Available at drug stores.
The Psychological Hour
Angry Jean speaks to Tammas as the clock nears home. He is late and she declares she is glad to hear he will return soon, hinting at mounting tension and a possible homecoming moment.
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Jean
Tammas
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