Birds Protected by a Century of Effort and Fashion
After twenty five years of hard work, birds gain protection from the fashion of feathered hats. Despite progress, many still view protectors as sentimental. The feather trade decimated many species, with millinery shops displaying hundreds of bird skins, including 150 Baltimore oriole skins in one shop.
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United States
Bos
Bird Protection Movement Roots and Legacy in America
A historical account details the rise of bird protection in the United States from the 1880s, led by the American Ornithologists' Union and the Audubon societies. It highlights the role of William Dutcher, the creation of the National Association of Audubon Societies, congressional funding, and the enduring impact of public education and legal protection on native birds and agriculture. It also notes Albert Willcox and his legacy supporting ongoing preservation efforts.
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United States
Mito
Seoprican Ternithologists
Tniona Piecentiy Vass Parteher
New York
National
Aseuciads
Opfe
Eon- Vento
North America
Puteher
Ax Cefution of Amdubon
Os Faye
Aucuben
Union
Movement For Bird Protection
Duteher
National Association of Audubon Societies For
Congress
Council of the
Ornithologists’ Union
Department of Agriculture
William Dutcher
American
Secretary of Agriculture
Council of the Union
Washington
Clinton Hart Merriam
Albert K. Fisher
American Ornithologists’ Union
United States Department of Agriculture
Imwen Eaid
Audubon Societies
National Association of Audubon Societies
Buat Irs
Todas
American Ornithiets’ Union
Audubon Society
South
North
Albert Willcox
Albert Witeex
Fae
Audo
Doans Kidney Pills Promises Relief From Kidney Trouble
An advertisement touts Doans Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble and bladder inflammation. Testimonial quotes praise the product for relief after continued use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo 50 cents a box. Also mentions how busy homemakers find reading material helpful for relaxation.
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Doan
Foster-Nilburn Co
Buffalo
Point of View on Perfection in a Simple Taste
In a humorous exchange a wife asks her husband for his view of a perfect figure. He responds that while $100,000 may not be perfection it is nearly enough to satisfy a man of simple tastes.
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John
Dedt
The First Taste a Learned to Drink Coffee As a Baby
A reader recalls drinking coffee in infancy and nervy effects from caffeine. switched to Postum, noting better sleep and health. The letter endorses Postum and cites the book The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Wellville
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