Mother Credits Ware's Baby Powder With Saving Four Children
Mrs. R. G. Ayres of Texla Texas says Ware's Baby Powder saved four of her five children from death by stomach and bowel trouble. She has used it for fourteen years and praises its safety and effectiveness. The product is given to babies in liquid form with sugar and water and sold for 60 cents and 1.20 per package.
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R. G. Ayres
Texla
Texas
Ware
Dr. Ware
Ware Chemical CO
Dallas
No Cause for Alarm in Small Girl Panic Scene
A brief cartoon caption shows a frightened child crying to a mother about a bogey-man while a father is downstairs. The mother reassures the girl of safety, reflecting light domestic humor typical of Punch. An unrelated ad line urges Vader Balm for pains, with a note about avoiding imitations.
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London
Fishing as big as corn and oil in Lamar column
A Lamar Missouri Democrat columnist notes fishing stories emphasize major catches while the productive regular angler who spends all day along the creek returns empty handed and unseen, highlighting a contrast in coverage.
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Lamar
Early Potatoes Loading Care Urges USDA Advisers
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge careful loading and proper containers to reduce damage to new potatoes. They recommend double headed ventilated barrels, end loading, wooden bracing, and avoiding sacks or hampers due to bruising and poor ventilation. filled barrels and headliners curb breakage and disease.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Deficit in State Fee Appropriation Deficit in State Fee Appropriation
Austin Texas. The Thirty sixth legislature appropriation of 354 000 to pay sheriffs district attorneys and county officials fees is exhausted. State Controller Lon A Smith says deficiency warrants will be issued and notes that 60 000 for examining trials is nearly spent with 5 000 left. Nearly 90 percent of such trials stem from liquor law arrests. The controller urges officials to hold accounts until a special session July 11 for new funding and to return any certificates for treasury warrants once appropriations are restored.
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Austin
Texas
Lon A. Smith
Controller Smith
Treasury
President Harding lays wreath for first U S soldier on German soil
President Harding attends a Hoboken funeral for five thousand fallen servicemen. He gazes on endless coffins and vows that such sorrows must not recur, hoping for a powerful peace while acknowledging that future wars cannot be ruled out.
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New York
Harding
Army
Hoboken
Plan for 30 Year Rule on Upper Silesia
Paris reports a plan backed by Britain to split Upper Silesia along plebiscite lines, with Poland and Germany receiving the voting communes, while the whole area remains under a League of Nations commission for 30 years. Afterward populations would again vote on their wishes.
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Paris
Poland
Germany
League of Nations
Maud Muller Quotation Revives Classic Poem
A garden scene evokes the well known line Oh come into the garden Maud from Maud Muller. The exchange hints at the poem and its famed character Maud while preserving a reflective tone.
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Maud
Maud Muller
Beware Bayer Aspirin Warning on Packaging
A warning highlights that genuine Aspirin is only from Bayer on the packaging or tablets and has been proven safe for twenty one years by millions. It notes uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and pain with available twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
County to fund cattle disease fight with expert vets
Harris County officials favor using tick eradication funds to hire a county veterinarian and support ten specialists seeking a serum to halt the deadly down in the back cattle illness killing thousands of cattle in Houston area.
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Houston
Tex
Harris County
German Sergeant Gets Ten Months Imprisonment
Leipsic report says Sergeant Heyne, accused of ill treating British POWs at the Herne prison camp in Westphalia, was sentenced by the high court Friday to ten months in prison. He was the first German soldier tried on criminal charges arising from the conduct of the war.
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Leipsic
Heyne
Herne
Westphalia
High
Ultraviolet Rays Sterilize Barrels and Casks
The use of ultraviolet rays to disinfect barrels and casks is described after years of applying the method to sterilize water milk and other fluids. The article notes the adaptation of the technique to container sanitation.
Germans and Poles clash along border near Krappitz
Reports from Op peln indicate heavy artillery and machine gun fire along the border between Germans and Poles. Both sides are entrenching as telegraph and telephone wires lie crippled.
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Berlin
Oppeln
Krappitz
Pacific Coast Base Defeated in Naval Bill Vote
Senate action blocks a Pacific coast base at Alameda California as the naval appropriation bill is reduced by 30 to 40. Economic pressure defeats the naval committee plan to establish the base and eliminates 495 million dollar funding from that item.
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Washington
Senate
Naval Committee
Alameda
Cal
Women Need Swamp Root For Kidney Trouble
Thousands of women suffer from kidney and bladder problems often misattributed to other causes. Back pain, headaches, fatigue, and nervousness can signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy, with offer to send a sample for ten cents and a request to mention the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Riots in Alexandria Kill Many Europeans
Rioting in Alexandria, Egypt, on Sunday left many Europeans dead or injured amid chaotic clashes. Authorities and witnesses report extensive street violence and property damage during the unrest.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Seeking Freedom
A reflective piece on thoughts wandering like birds, voiced by an actor who muses on mental escape from rigid thoughts. It frames creative thinking as a form of personal liberation and imagination as a respondence to confinement.
Fingerprint Cards at Scotland Yard Reach 210000
Scotland Yard reports fingerprint cards total 210000 marking a milestone in police records. The figure reflects ongoing efforts to document and identify individuals through forensic data.
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Scotland Yard
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