Cuticura Emollients Promoted For Skin Relief
An 19th century promotion extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as cures for torturing skin humours and scalp disorders, claiming instant relief for infants and adults. It highlights cleansing, soothing and beautifying effects, with references to facial care, hair, and athletic use, plus mentions of Resolvent for severe cases.
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Caveure
Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard Ad in Cor, West
A. Alloway offers horse care at the Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard. Readily available stalls and large corrals for horses and cattle. Hay and grain for sale. Chop mill connected. Phone Main 1331.
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Ss. A. Alloway
Timber Belt and Arid Land Rich In Promise in Oregon
Francia G. Burke of Minneapolis tours Salem after extended trip to Klamath and Lake counties. He urges irrigation and irrigation-driven agriculture in arid Oregon, urges railroad routes eastward, and supports forest reserves to conserve water and raise timberland value. He predicts rail and irrigation projects will unlock vast agricultural and commerce potential in southeastern Oregon.
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Union
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Klamath
Lake Counties
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Snake River
Columbia River
Col.umbia
Union Pacific
Forest Reserve
Department of the Interior
Lake County
Perabin
Florists and Ornamental Horticulture Society Opened
The annual convention of the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists opened in Milwaukee with President John Burton of Philadelphia delivering the annual address. Secretary William J. Stewart of Boston reported a large and growing membership and a floral exhibit planned in the Exposition tent.
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Milwaukee
Society of American Floriste and Ornamental Horticutturrets
John Burton
Philadelphia
William J. Stewart
Roeaton
National Railroad Master Blacksmiths Meet Opens in Buffalo
Buffalo August 18 the 11th annual convention of the National Railroad Master Blacksmiths Association opened today and will run four days. Representatives from every state attend as the group discusses methods to improve efficiency in blacksmith work across railroad services.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Railroad Master Blacksmiths’ Association
Moki Tea touted as cure for headache and stomach issues
An advertisement promises a pleasant herb drink that cures sick headaches digestion issues and constipation. It claims improved appetite sleep and happiness with money back satisfaction and offers free samples from W I Hock ey Co Buffalo NY and F W Schmidt Co druggists. It also urges shoe repair at Teutech's.
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Ani Jung
W. H. Flocker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F.W. Schmidt & Co
W. I. Hockey & Co
F. W. Sehmidt & Co
Seattle Congress Opens With Big Plans and Speeches
The Seattle congress opened with welcome addresses by Governor Melville and Mayor Humes as Texas presiding officer Johnn H. Kirby led discussions on commerce, immigration, roads, irrigation, and the Philippines. Delegates from Montana, Idaho, Colorado, and beyond attended, with plans outlined for subsequent sessions and key addresses by national figures.
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Beekeepers Convene for 24th Annual Meeting
Bees and honey topics fill the agenda as the National Beekeepers Association opens its 24th annual convention in Harrisburgs hall. Delegates from across the nation attend with papers to be presented and honey samples on display as discussions cover exchanges and other issues. W. Z. Watchinson of Flint Michigan serves as president and George W. York of Chicago as secretary.
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National Beekeepers” Association
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W. Z. Watchinson
Flint
Mich
George W. York
Chicago
Convention program details and regional development talk
A fragmented report outlines the convention agenda with first day notes and broad topics. It mentions Alva Adame and Herbert Btrain among speakers from Colorado Montana and Texas, and discusses merging regional organizations for the Mississippi country development including irrigation and mining plans.
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Alva Adame
Colorado
Walter Gcreehim
Tex
Canada
Herbert Btrain
Montana
Ae Ratidiy
Trane Miesissippi
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