Public Requirements Will Force Development of Radio
A special column by H. B. Thayer argues public demand will drive rapid radio progress. He notes wire telephony's reach and costs, radio telegraph on ships and oceans, and broadcasting's rise. He predicts radio will complement phones, offer privacy, reduce static, and extend to planes, ships, and capitals as it matures.
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New York
Bell Telephone
Waller
Ironized Yeast Company
Atlanta
Freezone corn remover advertised as painless
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap painless corn remover from Cincinnati. It claims a few drops stop pain instantly and allow the corn to be lifted out without effort, boasting it treats hard and soft corns and calluses.
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Cincinnati
Carlsbad Chamber Endorses Brice House Bill 124
At the Carlsbad Chamber meeting officials endorsed House Bill No. 124 by Hon. R. R. Brice authorizing presiding judges to comment on testimony weight in criminal trials in district court. A three member telegram committee urged Governor Hinkle Senator Zinn and Speaker Beall to support the bill. The group also discussed an Adjudication Committee for Pecos River water appropriations with a NM Texas and federal membership.
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Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Pecos River
Red Bluff
Texas
Iower Valley
Thorne
BE. A. Roberts
Hinkle
R. M. Thorne
Frances G. Tracy
H. S. Braden
Williams
Dilley
R. Brice
Joseph Wertheim
S. L Roberts
Zinn
Bet ter than you Duke says newsboy retort
A humorous exchange between two newsboys centers on gambling. One argues to bet while the other claims he is too good to gamble. The first boy ends the debate with a pun, declaring he is a bet ter in every way and the other is not better.
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Duke
Draughon College Ads Guarantee Jobs and Refunds
Abilene Draughon Business College reports 1227 positions open and 584 graduates placed in ONE month with 643 calls for office help unfilled. The Affiliated Employment Department promises job placement guarantees or tuition refunds. Write for guarantee contract and catalog today. Abilene Texas.
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Draughon
Abilene Draughon Business College
Bex P
Abilene
Texas
Pecos Enterprise Year Read Offer Ends
A reader can obtain a full year’s Pecos of field coverage from the Enterprise for a price of two dollars. The offer invites patrons to send the subscription to a friend.
Population outgrows livestock increase
A study by the United States Department of Agriculture using figures from 1850 to 1922 shows human population rising faster than livestock. Hogs fluctuate year to year while sheep decline most, and overall meat supply becomes harder to match demand though exports remain steady.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The Field Creed
A creed urging moral action and balanced judgment to improve work, reduce errors, and act from reason rather than rigid rule. It emphasizes courtesy, developing resources, anticipating needs, and mastering circumstances in pursuit of near perfection.
California Fig Syrup praised as a trusted laxative for children
The advertisement claims California Fig Syrup safely relieves constipation in children by a teaspoonful that clears toxins from the bowels. It stresses that millions of mothers rely on it and warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper directions on the bottle.
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California
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