Woman and Her Varied Interests Potato To Make Chips
A multiple column digest covers potato chip prep from washing to frying, plus a fashion note on back neck bows, and a long discussion of embroidery crafts, porch work, and textile trends. It mentions white flannel suits for the president, independence in dress, shirt waists for letter carriers, and retail staff comfort improving sales.
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White House
F. H. Goff
Cleveland
Consumers’ League
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Tex Farmer
In every home a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve should be kept ready for burns cuts wounds or scalds. J H Polanco of Delvalle Texas reports his little girl's foot healed when no one thought it possible. The salve is touted as the world's best and priced at 25 cents, recommended by Koeppens.
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Bucklen
J. H. Polanco
Delvalle
Tex. R. No
Koeppens
Bryan Attacks Budget as Secretarial Salary Questioned
Washington July 16. Senators and representatives urged Bryan to cut out grape juice and drink spring water. His claim that his secretary of state salary cannot support both a Lincoln home and his post drew strong comment and debate.
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Washington
Bryan
Senate
House
Tificoin
Effective blouse design with Madonna blue embroidery
White batiste blouse features piping and Madonna blue embroidery with fine shoulder tucks adding fullness. Blue piping outlines collar center placket and cuff, creating tiny buttons and buttonholes. Center pleat edge has a batiste ruffle, sleeves show gathered fullness, and small embroidered motifs trim each front side.
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims internal action for cure
An advertisement states catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and local applications cannot cure it. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, claiming it acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and includes testimonials. Also mentions Henry & Co., Toledo, and sells with a family pills note.
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Hall
J, Cwenry
Soy Gee Herb Co Remedies Offer Disease Cure
The Soy Gee Herb Co advertises remedies made from Chinese herbs barks and roots claiming to treat throat stomach kidneys bowels and many other ailments. It invites ill persons living outside the city to write describing symptoms for prompt and careful attention.
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Soy Gee Herb Co
Anticipated Car Shortage Prompts Rail Shipper Cooperation
The article notes a looming railroad car shortage amid year end rush. Despite repaired equipment, carriers fear delays unless shippers load and unload promptly and railroads move cars swiftly. Past efforts by California and Oregon railroad commissions fostered cooperation, boosting traffic with minimal delays. The plan aims for a permanent joint framework as demand for cars rises.
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Baker Democrat
California Railroad Commission
Railway Commission of
Oregon
Blood Strength through Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ad
An advertisement claims permanent muscular strength depends on blood strength. It urges young men to focus on muscular development and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as boosting blood strength and the whole system.
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Hood
No Heavy Fires Yet in Forests Across Nation
Washington July 16 Special As summer continues without major forest losses the Forest Service shows high hopes for minimal fire damage in 1913. Fire losses so far are small, conditions are favorable except in the southwest, but dry weather and winds could still bring disaster. Telephonic reports monitor 163 federal forests. Arizona and New Mexico face ongoing fire danger with multiple fires and 2090 acres burned in the region, while total national forest losses reach 30,793 acres, a tiny fraction of forest area.
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Washington
Forest Service
Arizona
New Mexico
Ceonino
Bryan to explain meaning of his salary remarks
Washington July Bryan says he will issue a statement to deny advocating high government salaries and to justify his own wages as insufficient to maintain his Lincoln home. He promises to clarify that he was compelled to stay and keep his position, not to criticize current salaries. He will not address cost of living in the statement.
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Washington
Bryan
Lincoln
Garrison to Visit Walla Walla in August
A definite notice says Secretary of War Garrison will be in Walla Walla on August 6 or 7 during his western inspection trip. Private telegrams to fort committee members confirm the plan and the Associated Press released the news.
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Washington
Tdaho
Garrison
War Department
Bolse
Taaho
Walla Walla
Portland Man Aims to Wipe Out Distilleries Nationwide
Portland magnate Benson launches a plan to ban whiskey via constitutional amendment, proposing a five year wind down for distilleries after passage. He allocates 50000 dollars for initial work, cites economic losses and social harm, and says the fight will be run on business lines with counsel in Washington pursuing legislative action.
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Portland
U. S
Ore
Benson
United States
Penson
Ilquore
BE. E. Coovert
Washington
Austrian Plan Gives Farmers Semi Official Society Link
Vienna reports detail a semi official Royal and Imperial Agricultural Society of Vienna connecting farmers with the Ministry of Agriculture. Local societies affiliate to the central body which fields government subsidies, cost of production studies, tariff recommendations, legal aid, and farming outreach. David Lubin urges forming such a connecting link to better unite government and individual farmers for cooperative propaganda.
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Vienna
Ministry of Agriculture
American Commission On Agricultural Co-operation
United States Department of Agriculture
Royal and Imperial Agricultural Society of
Central Society
Austria
Department of Agriculture
United States
David Lubin
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Floods Threaten Ohio City as Cloudburst Rages
In Zanesville heavy rains turned to a cloudburst and 6.45 inches fell, washing away more than 20 bridges and flooding thousands of acres. Crops ruined and farmers face losses from 200000 to 500000 dollars. About 50 city homes were flooded to several feet as residents moved furniture upstairs.
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Zanesville
Barrie Will Not Let Sir Title Aid His Fame
United Press report from New York notes Sir James M. Barrie will visit New York in November but will appear as James M. Barrie Esq on tickets and ads. He refused to let the title Sir be used to promote his plays, aiming to keep focus on his work. His trip seeks to discuss Miss Maude Adams and a new play Leonora, with plans to stage it in America. Barrie’s modest persona and pipe habit are highlighted amid anecdotes with Henry Blossom and Frohman.
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Beau Rialto
United Press
New York
America
James M. S Barrie
Bart
King George
Peter Pan
Little Minister
James M. Barrie
Gethany Hotel
Miss Adams
Babble
London
Sir James
Leonora
Duke of York's
James
Barrie
Henry Blossom
George Robyn
Raymond Hitchcock
Blossom
Charles E. Dillingham
Charles Frohman
Dillingham
Frohman
Missouri Sanitarium May Lose $100 000 Gift
The Missouri Baptist Sanitarium may lose a $100000 gift from the late A D Brown unless St Louis Baptists and others in Missouri raise $50000 by August 24. About $30000 has been raised. committee chair BP Nelson fears the rest may not come unless a wealthy Baptist donor gives. Officials may seek help from Baptists outside the state.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
A. D. Brown
Baptists of
Missouri
BP. Nelson
Enid
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