Tanlac the world’s largest pharmaceutical plant built at Dayton
The advertisement touts Tanlac with ingredients gathered from remote regions worldwide. It claims a 60,000 square foot Dayton plant, daily capacity of 50,000 bottles, and over 20 million bottles sold in six years. Expert chemists oversee every step from raw roots to finished product bottled for tens of thousands of druggists.
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Women in Commercial Club Admitted as Members
The San Francisco chamber of commerce amends by laws to permit women to become members in recognition of their service and achievement in business. All admitted thus far are unmarried and work in schools.
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Mrs Meyer Finds Relief Through Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Orange California resident Mrs J H Meyer recalls doctors warning of surgery for a tumor ulcers and displacement. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health enabling her to work and walk. She offers to share her experience and permit use of her name. Many women have been helped by the remedy without operation.
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War relic coin found by Cottage Grove veteran in France
George D. Poster, a former Fourth Engineers corporal and American Legion member, found a gilt Roman coin dated 306 A D in a ruined house near Sergy, France. A college professor valued it at more than its weight in gold, noting inscriptions and Trier mint origin.
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Legion Men Bury Comrades
With thousands of bodies returned from France the American Legion has justified its existence by displaying proper respect for the remains of heroes. Legion members have taken part in most instances of overseas deaths reinterred on American soil.
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Funeral Honors for First American Indian Soldier from Minnesota
A military funeral in Cloquet Minnesota honors John Defoe the first American Indian from the state killed in action. Carl Anderson Post of the Legion leads ceremonies as tribal members permit a burial befitting his brave service to the United States.
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Ex Service Boys Get Jobs At New Distillery
Private Paul J. Healy of the 83rd Division who vowed never to forget his comrades now leads Chicago Grain Products as president. Healy ordered only ex service men to be employed in the distillery construction and pledged veterans will have payroll preference. He served as a private and was discharged as a sergeant after being gassed at Albert. He is active in Brophy post of the American Legion in Chicago.
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American Legion Activities Highlight Wartime Service
The American Legion weekly reports on veterans affairs and Legion efforts across Minnesota, Chicago, St. Louis, and elsewhere. Notable items include a $5,000 contribution from Mrs. Newton L. G. Wilson for disabled veterans, debates over alien veterans' entry rights, and Legion campaigns aiding unemployed ex servicemen.
Fashion Through the Ages and Birds That Guard Farms
The piece traces fashion trends from the fifteenth to the seventeenth century noting pointed hats, the debutante slouch, corsets, and collars with jade. It then highlights the American Forestry Association list of birds that protect crops and their insect-eating impact including quail, bobwhite, swallows, martins, swifts, and mosquitoes.
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American Forestry Association
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Motion Pictures Appeal Says Jud Tunkins
Jud Tunkins argues motion pictures attract him as audiences neither applaud nor call actors out to spoil a scene, keeping the effect intact.
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Ontario's Mining Production Century Note
Since the first railway in northern Ontario opened in 1908 it spurred silver finds and is linked to about 3 billion dollars in gold and silver mining output across the province.
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