Grasshoppers Ravage Four States Amid Insect Wave
Washington reporte shows grasshopper outbreaks in Kansas New Mexico Idaho and California. Entomologist Webster notes a strong year and a senior forage specialist is being sent to New Mexico. Army worm alerts near St Louis add to government insect-fighting concerns. No substitute for Foley Kidney Pills advertised with a patient testimonial.
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Washington, D. C
Webster
Bureau of Entomology
Kansas
New Mexico
Idaho
California
Department of Agriculture
Harrison E. Smiths
Division of
Wellington
Kan
Amarillo
Tex
St. Louis
Department
Old-Time Breakfast Pork Sausage Sold In One-Pound Boxes
Union Meat Company offers breakfast pork sausage in one-pound boxes at 25 cents per pound. A. Collman, plumber, phones 397.
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Union Meat Company
A. Collman
Tariff Talks Predict Free Lists for Wool and Sugar
Senate finance leaders expect little change to free wool and free sugar schedules passed by the House. Meats and flour remain under debate with possible restoration to the dutiable list, while cattle and wheat may be moved to the free list after a president talks with Chairman Simmons. A U S A complaint warns free meat risks harming livestock, urging protection of domestic production.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate Finance Committee
Randsdeil and
Thornton
Louisiana
Williams
Stone
Finance
Senate
Simmons
Wilson
American Live Stock Association
Armour
Swift and Morrig
Argentine
South America
Uruguay
Swift and Company
Brisbane
Queensland
Canada
Beef Trust
Granulated eyelids cured by Perak yard geal euthene
A brief notice touts a remedy for granulated eyelids claiming dramatic cures for even severe cases. It markets a product named Perak yard geal euthene with prices listed as 25c 50c and $1.06.
The Permanent Pavements and Taxpayers Pavements
Oscar J. Fox will continue his vocal class during the summer months.
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Oscar J. Fox
Beauty Recipes for Summer Skin and Hair Care
Mme D Mille offers home beauty tips for summer including a witch hazel facial lotion from magazine powder, Mayatone to smooth and protect skin, and a dandruff removing Mother's Shampoo. Also describes a Delatone based hair remover to remove facial or forearm hair with a two minute paste.
U S Tops Canada in Catering and Exports
A bureau report shows the United States ranks first as a caterer to Canada and second as a customer, with Canada buying 65 percent of its goods from the U.S. last year. The U.S. supplied most Canadian minerals forestry and much of its manufactures and fisheries while Britain’s share declined. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad urges blood purification to prevent illness.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Great Britain
Permanent Pavements and Gr ano-Grain Drive Explored
Riebe Undertaking Co provides auto ambulance service at 211 BE Commerce with phone 341 as part of the Granite and Grandcrete discussion of taxpayer pavements.
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Riebe Undertaking Co
Commerce
White radishes sent to Secretary Bryan in Washington
June 3 report notes five packages of white radishes delivered to Secretary Bryan after an announcement he sought the vegetable in markets. Bryan says he has not been to market in search of them and that he does not handle family shopping. he did buy some during a recent absence of his wife.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Physician's Faith in Eckmans Alterative
A physician reports success using Eckmans Alterative in tubercular neck glands and cites a $50 case avoiding surgery. Mrs Garvin of Idaho Falls says she gained twenty two pounds since February and her baby is healthy after treatment with no cough. Eckmans Alterative touted as effective for throat and lung ailments, without narcotics, sold by A M Fischer and druggists. Eckman Lab in Philadelphia offers further evidence.
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Eckman
M. H. Garvin
A. M. Fischer
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Old Settlers' Association Faces Death of Members
In St Paul, E. W. Durant, president, bemoaned dwindling ranks as five of Minnesota's first white citizens attended the annual reunion of the Old Settlers’ Association, formed in 1850, leaving the group unable to attain a quorum. He warned the end may come when the last member answers the summons.
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ST. Paul, Minn
E. W. Durant
Old Settlers’ Association
Minnesota
Mr. Durant
New York Aldermen Seek Removal of Police Chief Waldo
The aldermanic committee urges removal of Rhinelander Waldo from the police commission after two years under Mayor Gaynor. In a report to Governor Sulzer and then the mayor, Waldo is called incompetent and unfit to run the department with charges of permitting extortion by subordinates and other alleged abuses. Waldo claims politics drive the move and will not resign. The board must act before the report reaches Mayor Gaynor.
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New York
Rhinelander Waldo
Gaynor
Herman Rosenthal
Charles Becker
Sulzer
Board of Aldermen
Waldo
Daniels Returns to Capitol After Memorial Dedication
Secretary Daniels arrived back from a trip that included the Maine memorial dedication in New York and visits to the New York and Charlestown navy yards and the Newport naval war college. He plans a June 12 departure to inspect yards and naval stations on the Pacific coast.
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Daniels
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Maine
New York
Charlestown
Mass
Navy Yards
Naval War College
Newport
R. I
Pacific Coast
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Jesse D.penheimer John T. c. Ison
Ed Rand John Fest G. G. Bechtel
Alfred Duerler
Foley
J. F. Wallich
Bartlett, Neb
Fischer Drug Co
Wen Pace
Grove
Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
Sterling School
Edward Parsch
Mason Parsch
Ada B. Williams
Florence Girz
Lorna Booth
Mme. D'Mille
U. 5
Hood
Priestleys
Cravenette
Fomby-Jonesco
Houston St
San Antonio
Texas
Cuba
Mario Menocal
Havana
Jose Gomez
Pyright Hart Schafn Fomby-Jones CO
E. & W. Redman Collars
Washington
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