Mrs Bassett Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Lansing Michigan woman says the medicine helped her overcome months of fatigue and inability to walk across a room. She credits it with restoring strength and vitality and even helped a sixteen year old neighbor girl feel better and attend school. The product is described as a root and herb remedy used by women for over fifty years.
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Emerald Oil offers instant bunion and corn relief
An ad touts Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that quickly eases bunion pain by applying drops to the inflamed joint. It claims repeated use reduces swelling to normal and even causes soft corns to shrink and drop off.
Saving Burglars Time A Safe That Opens Itself
A Tulare California fuel company safe bears a sign claiming it never locks and will open by turning the handle. Burglars have raided the fireproof strong box three times in seven years, though the safe contains records only.
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Nagel's Lustige Welt Joke Exchange In Print
The dialogue notes Nagel defending jokes about Muller and admitting he sends such material to a comic paper for payment. The exchange highlights satire culture and freelancer humor circulation. No dates or locations provided.
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Muller
Nagel
Poem Excerpt Reflects Edge Of Spring
Florence Converse contemplates spring as life approaches renewal while mentioning a robin's wing among budding trees. The verse contrasts chilly midwinter reveries with the urgency of new growth.
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Variety of Salad and Dessert Preparations for Luncheon
A recipe compilation offers multiple dishes including Sweetbread and Cucumber Salad, Celery Jelly Salad, and Apple Lemon Pie. It includes mock duck with pork loin, Peas Peanuts Salad, Tapioca Pears, and several luncheon desserts such as Jelly Fluff and Caramel Cornstarch Pudding, with serving suggestions and dressings.
Tailored suits define American spring fashion revival
A New York Times fashion authority notes restrained, refined spring styles with the tailored suit as a core American staple. European influence blends with American originality as ensembles feature crepe, taffeta, woolens, and new lengths, showing versatile coats, wraps, and two piece outfits suited to climate and modern tastes.
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New York Times
Europe
Paris
Diverse road types mark new era of American highway building
The article outlines four main road types from rough graded to hard surfaced, noting the vast 3,000,000 mile network and the impracticality of hard surfaces everywhere. It explains sand clay, natural binder surfaces, gravel and macadam with artificial binders, and asphalt bound rock as options, with maintenance costs guiding suitability for primary versus secondary roads.
Mileage of Paved Roads in the United States
The Bureau of Public Roads reports total surfaced road mileage near 495000, with 1283847 miles on state systems and 39558 miles on county roads at end of 1924. 1925 construction continued apace, likely pushing total mileage over the 495000 mark.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Good Roads Movement Shapes Connecticut Highway Drive
Good Roads facts show concrete bituminous macadam and macadam roads forming the backbone of Connecticut's new and rebuilt main routes. An exchange notes the question is no longer if we can afford good roads but if we can afford not to have them. Construction starts on a second causeway north of Ventura as surveys push toward efficient highway systems and higher traffic. Engineers urge speeds of 50 to 60 mph with a minimum of 30 mph to manage growing traffic flow.
New Freezing Method Affects Fish Storage and Shipping
A group of shipping experts, fish distributors, and Canadian Atlantic experimental station officials implement rapid freezing for perishable foods. The method chills foods quickly during preservation, wraps Willets target fish in waxed paper, packs them in narrow cans, and sinks them in cold brine. Small fish are packed whole. Fish frozen this way have kept for six months and when thawed and cooked, could not be distinguished from fresh catch.
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Atlantic Experimental, Station For Fisheries
Tanlac the tonic praised for blood and digestion boost
Tanlac is advertised as a natural tonic made from roots barks and herbs. It revitalizes blood tones digestive organs and puts the system in fighting trim. Millions have benefited and readers are urged to buy from their druggist now. Also Tanlac Vegetable Pills recommended for constipation.
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