Two More Sick Women Benefit From Lydia E Pinkham
Detroit and Rockford women report improvement with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Kraft credits relief from bearing down and weakness after six bottles. Mrs Green says nervous breakdowns stopped and strength returned.
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Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Am
Eac
WM. Kraft
Vinewood Avenue
Rockford
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gust. Green
Park Blvd
Rockford, Illinois
Sweden Invents Safety Shoes For Linemen With Pole Grips
Swedish designers unveil line work footwear featuring metal projections around the sole to grip poles. The device aims to improve climber stability and footing for linemen during maintenance and installation tasks.
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Sweden
Device aims to foil burglars with door lock insert
An invention places a device inside a door lock after the key is removed and secures it with a padlock on the inside to prevent repeated break ins during a burglary attempt.
Thoughtful maxims on vanity temptation and truth
A collection of aphorisms on talent envy happiness temptation and marriage. It critiques selfimportance and the rush to judgment while noting love and clubs as social preoccupations. The passage ends with a wry line about thirteen as an unlucky number for judge and jury.
Cooling System Care for Winter Vehicle Use
Winter car care centers on protecting the cooling system. Preventive steps include keeping the vehicle in a heated garage, draining radiator water when idle, and using an anti freezing solution. The radiator should remain filled with this protective mix to avoid frozen pipes and cracked engine components.
Preventing radiator freeze with alcohol and coolant tips
The article outlines using denatured alcohol with water to prevent radiator freezing, warns against calcium chloride and brass damage, notes kerosene dangers, and details steps: drain and clean radiator, inspect hoses, repair leaks, check pump packing, refill, and mix alcohol proportions for the expected low temperature, plus adding glycerin to reduce evaporation.
Buckeye Roads Crosses Mark Our Place on Highways
An Ohio automobile club note quotes a wartime poem to warn drivers to take up the torch of caution. It urges motorists to slow, heed hazards, and honor those who died in earlier conflicts by driving safely on Buckeye roads.
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John McCrae
Flanders Fields
Buckeye
Cc. F
Hodge
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Curbstone Bumping Ruins Tires in Heavy Vehicles
An article explains that curbstone contact damages rubber tires, often causing later blowouts though no external wear is visible. It notes rubber tires resist abuse but still rupture internally under hard bumps, especially in trucks backing to curbs with heavy loads.
Lubrication of Magneto Simple and essential maintenance
The article stresses easy magneto lubrication, noting two oil cups on the Dixie for every 1,000 miles by cars and 500 miles by trucks. It advises four drops behind the distributor and two at the rear, plus a tiny oil dab through the breaker frame every oiling. Use light oil and avoid contact with platinum points.
Clean Milk Not Difficult to Produce with Proper Care
Wiscon sin College of Agriculture notes clean milk need not require costly equipment or high priced cattle. A healthy herd, clean stable, good ventilation, dry yard, clean utensils, and prompt cooling and delivery keep milk pure and marketable. Fresh air and proper feeding reduce disease and bacteria while clean water and sunlight aid production.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Bull as the herd’s key factor in breeding and care
The New York State College of Agriculture says the bull is the most important single element in herd breeding and stresses caution in selection and management. It advises buying from trouble-free herds, vet examination before service, proper weight with exercise, not turning the bull with the herd, and meticulous service records.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Choice Pure-Bred Bull Boosts Dairy Herd Inheritance
The article argues that scrub bulls cost dairymen millions and that only the wealthy can afford them. It stresses selecting a pure-bred bull from tested ancestry to improve daughters over their mothers, as the herd bull accounts for at least half of the calf’s inheritance and a scrub bull for all scrubs.
Pumpkin Seed Feed for Cows Declares Nutritious But Cautionary
The article notes pumpkin seeds are nitrogen rich and nutritious for cows when fed in moderation. In some countries seeds are dried and ground for feed. Excessive amounts may cause digestive disturbances but seeds will not cause cows to dry up.
Sprinkling Mixup Sparks Chickens’ Worrying Tale
Walter Stern, new Universal purchasing manager, boasts a brood of chickens and a daughter Barbara. In a rush, she feeds them but explains she forgot to sprinkle them, leading to a playful misgiving about the chicks growing up into hens.
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Walter Stern
Universal
Barbara
Walter
Los Angeles Times
Injustice Seen Across Oceans by New ABA President
Oscar Wells, newly elected president of the American Bankers Association, criticized Europe as unjust to America during the Atlantic City convention. The exchange included a Mrs Nagg joke about marriage and a quip on divorce, reflecting light controversy amid proceedings.
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America
Europe
Oscar Wells
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Nagg
George
All Men Are Created Equal Answered by a Young Lad
A junior high class in Anderson studied the Constitution. When asked to explain “all men are created equal” a boy replied that they weigh about the same at birth, reflecting a humorous take on the phrase.
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Anderson
Indianapolis News
Ambition of the Young Man and His Generational Gap
An Eastern educator laments the modern youth's aim to gain a lover and a flapper. The piece contrasts the youth's ambition with that of his father and grandfather who sought a gig and a gal, reflecting changing social norms.
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Detroit Free Press
Christmas Baby Gift Question Sparks Family Banter
In a humorous exchange Rupert asks if a baby given as a Christmas present could be passed to someone else next year if not used. His mother replies that the baby was a gift from the angels and should be kept.
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Rupert
Women Replace Heads of Piqua Industries
Three of Piqua Ohio's largest industries now head by women employ about 2000 workers in wool blanket manufacture oil machinery and stone marble products with a combined valuation near 12 million dollars.
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Piqua
Ohio
Cuticura Talcum Ad Promotes Trio Soap Ointment
An advertisement urges purchase of Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soap and Ointment. It touts its use for face skin and baby care and claims the powder and perfume render other perfumes superfluous. The trio items are priced at 25e each and sold everywhere.
Uses for insulin expand beyond diabetes
Insulin, once reserved for diabetes, is now used by some to treat tuberculosis, acidosis, and hyperthyroidism with reported good results. The note highlights broadened applications and observed benefits in these conditions.
Prewedding Talk Turns On Tombstone Tastes
Flora explains to Dora that the breakup with George came after a clash over tombstone material marble versus granite. The couple’s impecunious friends are expected to visit soon.
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Dora
George
Flora
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