Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted anti acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It promotes regular use after hearty meals and highlights medical endorsement and widespread consumer trust since 1876. The copy emphasizes the Phillips name as the genuine trademark of the Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co. and its predecessor.
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Phillips
Phillips Mik
Magnesia
U. S
Charles H. Phill Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Idaho News Notes Highlights Local Farm and Infrastructure
Bennett Brothers of Mountain Home report a shipment of about a thousand lambs to eastern markets on a commission basis. Burley plans a large 84 carload potato storage area by Leonard Crosset Riley with Tom Lyons as contractor. Burley council pursues a 240 acre airport tract northeast of town. Hazelton hosts Holstein day organized by Tom Speedy. Idaho sheep officials note a drier range and lamb crop about 15 percent smaller than last year, totaling around 1.9 million. Twin Falls reports orchard inspections due to moths and a sodium chlorate weed campaign. Boise forecasts water stability with Arrowrock reservoir at 286 000 acre feet capacity. Shoshone and sawtooth areas attract summer travelers. local canneries in Moscow report 40 to 46 carloads of fruit and vegetables. Wool clip from Wood River region sold to Webb & Co at 38 4 cents per pound.
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Boise
Bennett Brothers
Mountain Home + e
Burley
Leonard, Crossét & Riley
Tom Lyons
Idaho
J. L. Driscoll
State Sheep Commission
Driscoll
Laidlow and Brockie
The
Summer pruning blamed for lower grape maturity and sugar
Hor ticulturist Richard Wellington of the Geneva experiment station speaking at Cornell’s farm and home week warns that summer pruning delays maturity and lowers sugar content in grapes. He notes late maturing varieties show bigger sugar losses, with Delaware unique in higher sugar under pruning, and condemns the practice as unprofitable and injurious overall.
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Richard Wellington
Geneva
Cornell
Wellington
Mr. Wellington
Delaware
Covering Tree Wounds With Grafting Wax or Paint
Young fruit trees injured by rabbits or mice may be saved by covering barked areas with grafting wax or lead paint. If wounds are extensive, bridge grafting should be done early next spring using longer cions that arch outward from the wound. Cions are prepared while trees are dormant and stored in moist sand or moss in a cool place until grafting time.
Orchards differ in disease and insect attack patterns
No two orchards are alike in the occurrence and severity of pests and diseases. With years of proper spraying, a grower can adjust intervals and mix of chemicals to suit local conditions, potentially reducing cost and improving control.
Horticultural Hints on Fruits and Fertilizers
The note outlines codling moth as a major apple pest and discusses raspberry color varieties, cherry yields with pollination, vineyard fertilization using nitrate of soda or ammonium sulfate, thinning after the June drop to improve size and color, and soil impact on fruit profitability. It cautions reliance on nurserymen for proper propagation and fertilization practices.
Utah Wheat and Wool Growers Report 1928 Totals
A Utah roundup from 1928 shows Rich County producing 37,000 tons of wild hay and Cache and Box Elder counties surpassing 100,000 tons of alfalfa. Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, and Utah counties combined yielded 1,768,000 bushels of potatoes. Uintah County logged a 25,000 fleece wool sale to Silberman & Co of Chicago.
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Randolph Rich County
Utah
Brigham City
Cache
Boxelder
Heber City
Weber
Davis
Salt Lake
Vernal
Uintah County
Farm Bureau
Silberman & Co
Chicago
Richfield
Elsinore
Monroe
Giant four foot King crabs arrive in Alaskan waters
Crabs four feet long, larger still, are forming in Alaskan waters and being captured in Cook Inlet. Nets sink deep to bring up these giants, yielding about six and a half pounds of meat per crab. Demand in the United States is rising as these crabs are said to surpass the Japanese great crabs.
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United States
Cook Inlet
Hollywood magnate Conrad McGher ton recalls trade friction
Hollywood mogul Conrad McGherton discusses tensions in the international film market. He recalls being conciliatory while partners behaved offensively likening courting then rejection in a dated exchange about responsiveness and luck.
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Conrad McG.herton
Capital Punishment For Murder On U S Waters
The punishment for first degree murder is death if the crimes are committed on lands and waters within the admiralty and maritime jurisdiction of the United States. This includes vessels registered under U S laws on voyage on the waters of the Great Lakes or connecting waters.
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United States
Great Lakes
American Machetes Dominate Brazilian Market
Favor American machetes dominate in Brazil where about 1500 are bought monthly. Hardware dealers stock sharp clean machetes imported from the United States, reflecting their popularity for a wide range of cutting tasks in tropical regions.
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Tropics
South America
Brazil
United States
Armor equipped plain-clothes Paris police kit
Popular Mechanics reports Paris police in plain clothes receive folding armor including steel headgear a steel shield sheet and bullet proof vests for protection against bandits. The ensemble aims to boost officer safety during patrols and confrontations in the city.
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Paris
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Overdue Mistress in Library Snippet Delivers Humorous Tone
A brief vintage dialogue notes caution with old books in a library as a maid mentions some volumes date to George the First and suggests returning some to the village library. The humor reflects a lighter domestic scene amid spring cleaning.
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Jane
George
Absence Noted for Bereavement at Work
A brief item from Everybody's Weekly records Jones's unavoidable absence this week due to a family bereavement. The exchange notes a dead relative in a concise, period tone.
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Brown
Jones
Young Husband and Wife Banter Sparks Online Memoir
Brief exchange features a humorous quarrel between a young husband and wife about running errands and appearances. The judge remarks on a comical, flirtatious tone as they tease each other about bow legs and downtown shopping.
First railroad in present Washington opened in 1875
The Walla Walla and Colorado River railroad became the first line in what is now Washington, opening on November 1, 1875. The 82 mile route extended from Walla Walla to Wallula in Washington.
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Early Western Railroad
State of
Washington
Walla Walla & Colorado River
Walla Walla
Wash
Wallula
Question of Baltor and UaUgnTSr Marriage Proposal
A formal inquiry from Baltor asking if he can wed UaUgnTSr and provide better support than her three prior husbands. The message seeks reassurance on future commitment and financial or emotional support.
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Baltor
Satisfying the Child Lilly I Want a Donkey Ride
An assemblage of playful lines and dialogues from Le Rire Paris notes a back and forth about child demands for a donkey ride, a mother urging restraint, and a correspondent prompt about lessons by correspondence. The fragment hints at a humorous Parisian mood with names and places lightly touched.
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Lilly
John
Unclear Dialogue Fragments From A Conversational Exchange
A fragmented exchange hints at daily life and tension at home. One speaker claims business is good while another complains about discipline echoing military life. The odd line about buckwheat cake suggests domestic strain and impatience within a busy modern kitchen.
Inland waterways modernized spell limits persist
A brisk line notes that of 25 000 miles of inland waterways only about 7 000 are modernized. It then quips that second sight is the cure for love at first sight and observes some people always have a season for killing time.
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United States
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Alvingt Monace
kOeen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar Ottum
Thief River Falls
Minn
Hazelton
Donald Adams
Tom Speedy
Jerome County
South Central Idaho Dairy Association
R. H. Jales
Buhl
J. 8. Dade
State-sheep Commissaion
Twin Fall
Edgar V. Gipson
Kimberly
Twin Falls
Castleford
Boise Valley
Reclamation Department
Hoshone
Big Wood
Little Wood
Sawtooth Mountains
Ketchum
Baker Creek
Moscow
Cosur d’Alene
Cann Dery
A. J. Brownell
Apple Canning
Pleasant Grove
Logan
Utah Packing Corporation
Hyrum
Heber
Wasatch County
California
Ogden
Moapea Valley
Nevada
Weber County
LeRoy Marsh
Parowan
Nelson Marsden
Marsden
Uds
Ephraim
Eastern Utah Fish and Game Club
Burlington Creek
Springville
Crandall Canyon
Forks
Price
Huntington
Walter H. Olin
Dak . G. W
R. Boswell
Canada
Coalvilce
Hoenefer
Hoytsyville
Uinta Pips Line Company
Coalville
Green ‘Pivery
Wyoming
Ville
Henefer
Provo
Utah County
State Capitol
B. H. Eastmond
Booth
Ahowno
Imag
Moraine T
Jaxa
Sparmod ® Co
Louis
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
West
Croe & Chaffey
Foun
Utah High School OF Beauty Oculturn
S3lcuibidg
Salt Lake City
Poe
Parker
Baer
Mabeatve
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Hanford
W. N. UL
Walcone
Malden
Mass
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