Most Penetrating Rays From UC Huge Magnet Device
Neutron rays produced at the University of California with an 85 ton magnet create highly penetrating particles. Hydrogen gas is injected and circulated at high speed until striking a metal target to release neutrons. Lead shielding filters other particles and the rays exit through a lead window at about ten million electrons per second. Scientists seek medical uses for the neutron beam.
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University of California
Chicago Tribune
Postum Free Week Supply Offer
Read the Postum Company offer in another part of the paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Postum Company
Ferry Seeds Ad Promises Fresh Dated Packages
A promotional line claims Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages and assures the finest quality available, presenting a father daughter dialogue as a playful contrast to emphasize reliability.
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Ferry
Too Valuable
A compact line notes that true worth is rare to find on the bargain shelf, implying caution about discounts that seem too good to be true. The remark frames value as scarce and precious, contrasting quick deals with lasting quality.
Hidden Kinship in the Polaris Timber Saga
Stephen Drake and his son are saved by Old Jim Flynn in a blizzard. Twenty years later Steve, posing as Young Jim, confronts Franz who plots against the Flynn interests. Steve foils the scheme, gains allies, and learns of a $25,000 transfer tied to Kate, risking a theft as the affair unfolds.
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Stephen Drake
Jim Flynn
Drake
Steve
Old Jim
Jim" Flynn
Kate
Polaris—woods
Franz
Flynn
Polaris
Jim
LaFane
Woods
Young Jim
MacDonald
Scotsman
Chicago
Fire Threat Looms as Good-Bye Timber Fight Heats Up
Steve Drake races to battle a raging forest fire near Polaris as Kate Flynn arrives to reveal her identity and the truth about Jim. McNally’s team mobilizes at the lake shore while Franz’s plot hinges on a delayed weapon of destruction and a burning slash flames toward timber stands.
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Mary
Steve
Franz
Jim
Drake
McNally
Diana
Kate Flynn
Kate
Duffer
Mc‘ Nally
Jimmy
Tim Todd
Steve Drake
Polaris
Flynns
MacDonald
Martin
Mac
Tobh
Howe About: Reflections on Communism and the Truth of Life
By Ed Howe a reflective essay argues communism fails due to loafers, praises self reliance from ancient to modern times, cites history of ruined cities and the need for sober, steady living, features a vignette of Walter Williams rising to prominence, and ends with the author’s definition of truth found in guiding signs from kind strangers.
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ED Howe
Hes Loafer
Athens
Nile
Euphrates
Tiber
Aegian
Modern college coeds prefer marriage and home life
A western college survey of coeds shows a shift from independence to marriage as the preferred future. Ten years earlier many dismissed maternity, but now graduates express openness to matrimony under traditional expectations despite earlier career ambitions.
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Western College
Columbus Dispatch
Why Liquid Laxatives Are Back in Favor
The public returns to liquid laxatives with customized dosing and gentle action. Senna-based Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as a natural option that supports regularity without kidney irritation. Readers are advised it is available at drug stores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Lost 57 Pounds of Fat Using Kruschen Salts
A Milwaukee woman, Mrs. A. Ropiak, 86, reports losing 57 pounds without dieting by taking Kruschen Salts each morning. The ad claims fat loss, increased strength and health, with a 4 week jar priced modestly and a money back guarantee.
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A. Ropiak
Milwaukee
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