Regular Pains Regular Pains Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Fast Relief
Ad copy touts Bayer Aspirin as a universal pain reliever for women and general aches. It promises rapid relief for headaches, menstrual pain, colds, neuralgia, and rheumatic pains, stressing heart safety and low cost compared with imitations.
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Sunlight study aided by new thermoelectric pyranometer
The Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California develops a sensitive instrument called the thermoelectric pyranometer to record changes in sunlight. It works like a seismograph to track fluctuations in Earth's received sunshine caused by solar activity and atmospheric haze.
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Patient Tests Dr Pierce Medicine for Pimples
A Denver mother testifies that Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cleared her son’s pimples after two bottles. She notes free medical advice and asks others to enclose symptom blanks for the Buffalo clinic. Also: a German inventor shows an ear shaped violin designed to improve tone without losing resonance.
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Bride Recovers Quietly After Wedding Incident
The article notes the newlywed couple showing resilience after a recent event. The bride smiles and says she is doing pretty well, indicating both are still adjusting in the days following the marriage.
He Knew Better Exchange Sparks Domestic Joke
In a witty exchange a man jokes about a new maid being a peach, countered by another line about his wife, revealing a playful domestic banter between spouses. The dialogue implies humor over marital jealousy and reputation.
Recruiting Office Opens in Salt Lake City
Intermountain briefs report the U.S. Marine Corps opens a Salt Lake City recruiting office for the first time since 1928 under Sergeant Frederick P. Portferts, recruiting men ages 18 to 30. it is the only office between St. Louis and San Francisco.
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Remembering Memorial Day The Nation’s Debt to the Fallen
An exhortation on Memorial Day stressing war’s necessity and horror yet honoring those who died for the Republic. It calls every citizen to remember the sacrifices, cherish democracy, and dedicate themselves to the memory and ideals secured by veterans.
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Sailors Memorial for Chicago to Stand Forty Feet High
A permanent Chicago sailors memorial will rise forty feet with an emblematic statuary group on top. The base houses a twenty five by twenty five feet reliquary room storing souvenirs and trophies for exulted naval and marine personnel of America.
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Bequeathed Liberty Memorial Observed With Reminders
The observance notes that the nation was born in war and matured its power in a civil conflict. It honors soldiers and sailors who chose freedom over life and suggests posterity should revere the memory of its victorious veterans.
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Pasture grazing for dairy cows on alfalfa yields high milk flow
Carl Tisthammer of Boone county Nebraska reports three years of trouble free bloat while grazing milking cows on alfalfa pastures from spring to fall. He credits feeding at least a half gallon of grain twice daily and keeping gates open to let cows access alfalfa at will.
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Alfalfa A Valuable Crop for Dairymen to Grow
The article argues alfalfa reduces milk production costs for dairymen. It highlights high digestible protein over 10 percent, sometimes up to 20 percent, plus rich mineral content and essential vitamins for cow nutrition and digestion.
Dairy Cattle Care and Breeding Tips from Farm Notes
Practical guidance on dairy cattle comfort in cool barns, feeding stages for freshening cows, udder massage technique without bruising, and the link between milk production and inheritance. Emphasizes dry, draft-free housing, fresh water for calves, and cautions against trusting bulls, noting the danger a gentle bull can pose.
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