Nicaragua Upgrading Roads and Industry Across Regions
The report notes work starting on an automobile road to link Bluefields with the Nicara guan republic at an estimated cost of 1200 gold. Plans call for a tramway line in the capital. New factories rise at Teun and Matagalim, plus a soup factory in Boaco. Elementary schools opened in the enclave, with a show of trade in Grandia and a private school for young women in Motucalpa.
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Nicaragua
Bluefields
Reputite
Nica- Fagie
Centro-America
Caplinnl
Teun
Matagalim
Boaco
Grandia
Motucalpa
Cuticura for Itching and Skin Troubles Ad
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for itching, pimples, dandruff, scalp irritations, and rough hands with directions to bathe, dry, and apply ointment. Free samples offered by mail from Boston. Also includes brief humorous quotes about George Washington and a Washington Star cartoon caption.
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Cuticura
Dept. Ly Boston
Adv
Examine Castoria Bottles for Signature of Mizma in Use
Important notice urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria to ensure it bears the signature of Mizma, a remedy used for over 30 years. It warns that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
Extravagant fashion ad claims spark age commentary
Observers note in a satirical tone that dry goods ads show increasing luxury, with references to a girl demanding multiple garments and a novel convertible frame. The piece mocks consumer excess, mentions seasonal trends, and hints at social attitudes toward female fashion and leisure.
Christmas decorations and holiday humor from a bygone era
A jumble of book fragments and quips from famous authors and a short guide on making paper chain decorations. It includes lines attributed to Joan Phillips Emerson and W. Henley, plus a practical sheet on silver and blue paper chains, cost five cents per sheet.
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Christman
Not Playing Favorites in Holiday Ad Brochure
Dialogue shows a theater manager defending a gift show aimed at tired professionals while welcoming the tired college boy during the holiday season, emphasizing equal access and broad audience appeal. The exchange highlights a push toward inclusive patronage without discrimination.
Idaho news brief highlights farm, court and gas measures
Old and new Idaho items include Parma cheese production and a rising brick cheese market, Middleton charity efforts, a Tolano fish hatchery price tag, alfalfa hay gains in Wendell, and planned education appropriations. District court, sewer district creation, Canyon County Farm Bureau, and rabies eradication efforts appear alongside a murder verdict in Emmett and bills on public utilities and irrigation.
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State Federation of Labor
Boise
MW. Weed
U.S. AL
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Middleton
Omathua
Uio House
Tolano
Wendell
Board of Education
Gubeen
Hilowis
Hin
Way
Naimpa
BD. A. Cummings
Bannwek County
Kenneth L. Humphies
Anit Mra
James T. Humphries
Idway
St Anthony
Searle
Rigby
Emmett
Nick St. Clair
St. Clair
Caldwell
Farmers
Canyon County
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Joseph Bend
Glenns Ferry
Hmba
Colorado
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Borah
Black Canyon
Lusho Infantry
Lewiston Sevdom
United States Civil Service Commmission
Poentetle
Pocatello
Legisla
Tolaho
West
Itate Lambs
Salt's Vital Role in Herd Health and Dairy Success
Proper salt intake is crucial for cow health and milk production. Neglecting salt balance disrupts digestion, reduces appetite, and lowers yields. Ensuring accessible mineral licks supports well fed cattle and steady farm profits.
Calves on skim milk management and bacterial filtration
Calves reared on skim milk should be removed from their dam by the third day. The text notes that removing bacteria is not achieved by filtration.
High Rat Population Threat Warns of National Menace
In an early 20th century warning, experts urge preventive measures as rat numbers rise endangering crops and public health. The article cites Creel and researchers noting rapid breeding from three to four generations, with cats unable to curb the surge. Mention is made of Beta Grobe, New York, for distributing related materials.
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America
Creel
Te Tau
Enix
Wind Science Lesson Ends With a Knife Prank
A country teacher guides a class through compressed air concepts. A student discovers a hidden force by inserting a knife into the air stream, prompting laughter and a teaching moment about wind. The incident ends with praise for the pupil’s curious observation.
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Fie Clase
Ole Spumee
Tye
Sir John Jellicoe Receives British Order at Merit
A murky reminiscence recalls Sir John Jellicoe traveling by local train in Scotland on a bitter night. His fellow passenger, a Scotsman, shared a flask as the ticket examiner demanded tickets. The tale centers on the tense moment when a traveler faced a pending walk to the next station.
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John Jellicoe
Scotland
Smit
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