Milks Emulsion Delivers Miraculous Recovery Says Colfax Woman
After nine and a half years of illness a Colfax California woman proclaims Milks Emulsion has cured her. She spent fifteen thousand dollars on doctors and climates but credits one bottle for her recovery and weight gain. The letter, dated January 28, 1927, praises the product and urges public use with a money back guarantee from Milks Emulsion Co.
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Milks
Anamap Stultz
Colfax
Calif
Food Supply Assured Fish in Hatcheries
Visitors to the Lakeside park in Fort Wayne Indiana may think the colored floodlights enhance the scenery. The lamps lure insects into water streams feeding the fish in five lagoons used as a hatchery, combining light and water to automatic feed the fish and reduce pests.
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Lakeside Park
Fort Wayne
Ind
Just the Contrary in a Philadelphia Bulletin Exchange
A witty line pair from the Philadelphia Bulletin notes that a charitable girl never reveals her rival’s age and quips about shedding presents promptly. The tone is playful social commentary.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Cody Memorial Exhibit Showcases Buffalo Bill Biography
Elmo Scott Watson notes at Cody Wyoming the unveiling of Lindneaux’s painting of Yellow Hand’s death, highlighted by the book The Making of Buffalo Bill A Study in Heroics. The work by Walsh Salsbury and Baker reassesses Cody beyond folklore, presenting a quest for true facts behind the frontier legend.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Buffalo Bill Cody
Yellow Hand
War Bonnet Creek
South Dakota
Cody Memorial Association
Cody
Wyo
Robert Lindneaux
Buffalo Bill
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Richard J. Walsh
Milton Salsbury
Nate Salsbury
Salsbury
Walsh
Johnny Baker
Bill Cody
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill and the myth of the plainsman’s fame
The article traces Buffalo Bill Cody from frontier boy to posthumous icon. It explains how Ned Buntline Ned and John Burks shaped his legend through dime novels and Wild West shows, while noting doubts about certain exploits and the enduring national memory of his name in Wyoming and Cody.
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Missouri
Plains
Europe
Bill Cody
Buffalo Bill
Iowa
Kansas
Russell
Major
Waddell
Fort Kearney
Neb
Col. Prentiss Ingraham
Ned Buntline
Wild Bill Hickok
Yellow Hand
Tall Bull
Summit Springs
Colo
Cody
Maj
Frank North
Pawnee
Ned Bunt
Burke
Lookout Mountain
Denver
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Yellowstone
TE Ranch
West
Coal Formation in Strata Described by Geological Survey
The geological survey explains coal occurs in strata rather than veins, deposited as layers between beds of stratified rock. True veins cross strata, whereas coal lies parallel to the surrounding layers in a book like arrangement. Certain details follow.
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The
Geological Survey
Gilsonite Veins and a Modern Mother's Interlude
Black hydrocarbon minerals resembling coal occur in veins cutting the surrounding rock. Gilsonite veins in northwestern Colorado are cited examples. A fashionable mother seeks a new sensation by crooning to her son as he sleeps, prompting a blunt request for rest. New operas help to settle old scores.
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Colorado
For Sale at All Dealers in Toilet Articles
A fragment advertises hair care remedy to stop hair loss and dandruff for bald heads. Mentions Forst brand and Scottdale Pennsylvania distribution, dated March 28.
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H.forst
Scottdale
Penna
Modesty and Fashion Talk from Lady Millicent Hawes
Lady Millicent Hawes former duchess of Sutherland discusses current fashion noting dinner gowns are beautiful and remarks their latitude rather than longitude, calling the styles liberal yet modest. Her quip highlights the era’s broad styles.
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Millicent Hawes
Duchess of Sutherland
Swedish Graduates Idle Alarm In Upsala University
Officials at Upsala University worry as a surge of Swedish graduates completes university courses with few job openings. The government’s push for high education standards leaves many young graduates without positions.
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University of
Upsala
Sweden
Mixer talk fuels a concrete career
A baker notes the value of being a good mixer, praising the skill especially for those in the concrete business, linking social ease to practical trade prowess.
The Goat Loses Spotlight Amid Interruption Habit
A light vent reads about people who constantly interrupt and the strain it causes even for those who try to stay patient. It playfully notes that interrupters can turn communal moments tense and diminish group harmony.
Concrete Reinforced New Asakusa Hongan Temple Planned
Tokyo officials announce a new Asakusa Hongan temple in the Coney Island district will be built of reinforced concrete, first for a Buddhist temple in Japan, to replace the 1928 earthquake destroyed site. Exterior will mimic dark polished hardwood and interior will use traditional temple woods. Estimated cost about 1.5 million dollars with a fundraising campaign already begun.
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Japan
Coney Island
Tokyo
Unusual Employer and On-Time Train Morning
A brief exchange notes punctual train service this morning despite an unusual remark about art. The playful line about art as nature's stepmother adds a poetic mood to a routine commute report.
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Sinton
Rotel 5
Sinton Managing Director
West Sixth Street
Cincinns
Californiania
Daytona
Cony
Scorr
Billy Cody
Richard I. Walsh
Uffalo Bill
Ayer
Eee
Bayer
Art
Nature
Mrs
Sally Robb
Hawesville
Kentucky
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