Cows Prove as Good Pay as Gold Mines
An old column argues cows bring wealth and health, tracing money words to cattle, dairy benefits for children, and California gold rush era stock prices. It notes dairy cows as a reliable wealth source alongside gold, with cows sold for 300 to 500 dollars during early mining days.
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Greece
Rome
Zora Huddleston
National Dairy Council
California
Panama
Kentucky
England
Tit for Tat in Street Car Glare Case
A fragment recalls a street car incident where an unnamed speaker claims a fair affront yesterday as the conductor glowered. The brief exchange hints at a social clash aboard public transit with no resolution shown.
Rupture Shield Expert Plans Event in Oskaloosa
A rupture shield expert visits Oskaloosa on Friday September 6 at the Downing Hotel from 10 a m to 4 p m. Evening appointments available by telephone.
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Oskaloosa
Downing Hotel
No Charge for Consultation by Rupture Appliance Expert
Mr. C. F. Redlich promotes Perfect Retention Shields claiming instant relief and strong tissue support for ruptures in any position. He asserts rapid recovery from stomach trouble and backache, warns against elastic belts, and cites 75 percent recovery in ruptured children through expert mechanical treatment.
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C. F. Redlich
Home Office
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
A Cone a Day for Health Slogan Emerges in Health Drive
The slogan A Cone a Day for Health promotes ice cream as a growth and health builder for children. Dr Palmer's 90 day study using vanilla ice cream shows weight gains, calcium for bones, and energy from butter fat and vitamins. Health authorities in several cities corroborate improvements in underweight children fed ice cream during lunch.
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L. S. Palmer
Animal Nutrition Laboratory
National Dairy Council
Chicago
Iowa Farm Lads at Dairy Show
Iowa vocational agriculture teams prepare for a dramatic contest at the National Dairy Show in St Louis October 12 to 19. Ten states join with five boy teams to present Beating the Sheriff to Farmer Brown, a Prosperity demonstration reflecting Smith Hughes school work across the Mississippi Valley. The winning team will receive a reward in the St Louis event.
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St. Louis
Farm Lads of
Iowa
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Tennessee
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Lo Ag
Farmer Brown
Smith-Hughes
Mississippi Valley
Anti-Saloon League and its Prohibition Mission
The Anti-Saloon League is not a government body yet plays a pivotal role in educating the public about prohibition and enforcement efforts. It distributes literature, cooperates with churches and media, and informs citizens about legislation and officials. Its influence stems from church-backed leadership and broad national interest in an alcohol-free civilization.
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Anti-Saloon League of America
Ttems
Radio
Moving Picture
Anti-Saloon League
Ford
League
Hen Hatches Two Chicks From One Egg in Kansas
A hen owned by G. D. Kerron of Syracuse Kansas hatched two chicks from a single egg, a rare occurrence noted in local farm reports.
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G. D. Kerron
Syracuse
Kan
Fragmented OCR: incoherent civic notice remains
Unreadable OCR fragment shows incomplete text about a public matter. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are extractable.
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