Business Woman Credits Tanlac For Relief From Ill Health
Mrs. J W Picking, Los Angeles, owner of a Mercantile Place bookstore, says Tanlac cured years of indigestion nervousness and sleep problems and relieved heart palpitations swelling in legs and fatigue. She reports healthier appetite better sleep and more energy since taking Tanlac sold by all druggists.
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Taniac
J. W. Picking
15Th St
Los Angeles
Mercantile Place
Tanlac
Gold From the Sea in Australian Sands
The piece notes efforts in Queensland and New South Wales to recover gold and other metals from seaside sands. It reports finds of gold platinum and uranium and suggests metals come from submerged rocks broken by heavy surf. The article closes with a Sidney quote and a rhetorical question about worth.
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Queensland
New South Wales
Tariff Commission reorganized under 1922 act
William S. Culbertson announces a complete reshaping of the tariff commission to meet new duties. Four divisions exist under the chief economist and chief investigator with a New York office and foreign investigations planned. An advisory board coordinates staff work and investigations may be initiated by any applicant.
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Tariff Commission
Williams. Culbertson
Culbertson
New York
Commission
National Security League Opposes Amendment Overriding Supreme Court
The National Security League launches a nationwide campaign in defense of judicial review. Its executive committee includes Lindley M. Garrison and Theodore Roosevelt among others, arguing the Constitution's checks and balances protect liberties and safeguard the republic.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
James Bryce
Supreme Court
Navy cost compared to chewing gum burden noted
Rear Admiral Rogers argues navy expenditures are modest per capita and unevenly distributed, costing about 3 dollars per person nationally but only 25 cents in some western agricultural districts. He says federal taxes fund the navy about eight percent and stresses preparedness as insurance against future war.
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Rogers
Executive Committee
General Board of the Navy
Mississippi
Navy
National American Engineering Museum to be Established in Washington
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers under the Smithsonian plans a National American Engineering Museum in the National Museum, Washington. The DeLamater Ericsson collection will anchor the nucleus, honoring Cornelius H. DeLamater and Capt. John Ericsson and linking naval and industrial progress to the nation’s rise on the world stage.
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N Engineering Museum
South Kensington Museum
London
Arts Et Meliers
Paris
German Museum
Munich
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Washington
Cornelius H. DeLamater
John Prieston
DeLamater Ironworks
Plac
Lincoln Memorial
Secretary of Commerce
Hoovaz
Clever Cretonne Bag Makes Shopping Easy
A folded cretonne bag opens into a capacious shopping bag with a small envelope on the side, bound with braid and secured by snap fasteners for easy conversion. This springtime craft turns fabric into a handy gift and tote option.
Christmas Candles and Gift Frames Make Elegant Presents
Pretty candles with sealing wax flowers or painted gilding are offered as gifts for men and women. Ribbons or cre tonne covered picture frames with glass fronts and card boards backs feature gold braid binding. The back is cut to form an easel support.
Pin Tree Craft Makes Quirky New Year Gift Idea
The article describes making small pin trees from corks and florist pins as gifts for women and girlfriends. A green painted cork forms the base with a gilded cork as the top, joined by a long pin. Pins with colored heads are inserted to form a tree shape, and baby ribbon ties a band around the base to secure safety pins.
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Gvrl
Smart Nanette Fans On Parade In Paris Style
These graceful Nanette fans started in France as a palm leaf and a plaited fiber fan. They now accompany bright party frocks using paint satin ribbons or millinery touches. One features green ribbon binding and a ribbon bound handle with organdy roses.
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France
House Slippers in Santa’s Pack Feature Ribbon Bedroom Slippers
The passage notes that Santa Claus’s sack this year includes bedroom slippers made of ribbons and decorated with small ribbon flowers, alongside other slipper varieties.
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Santa Claus
Remembering the baby two bibs of pink toweling and honeycomb
The piece notes two bibs made for the baby. One bib uses pink and white Turkish toweling with tape bound ties. The other features honeycomb cotton with edges finished by a shell crochet of mercerized cotton.
Letter from Mrs. Galloway endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's
Mrs. Galloway of Carter's Creek Tennessee says she suffered three years with a female trouble and became well after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She notes she can work as a farmer's wife and encourages other women to try the remedy for nervous irritability and related symptoms.
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Carter’s Creek
Tenn
of & Co Jage
Lydia
Pinkham
Progress In Sahara Aims To Link Deserts With Rail and Roads
The Sahara is narrowed by windmills and motorcars as oases link with better highways. Wells increase tillable area and soil proves fertile where water is found. A trans Sahara railroad is proposed by the French, facing technical challenges for crossing southern Algeria to French West Africa. When you kick be sure of your footing. Of two evils some people choose both.
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Sahara
Sahara Desert
Algeria
French Africa
Auburntown
Tenn
Stearns Electric Paste Co
Robert T. Donnell
Stearns
Aix
Kennedy Brothers
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U. S. Supreme Court
National American Engineering Museum
Santa
Nanette
Aare Weem
Farmer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bellans
Lathrop
Holland
Worsaz
G. H. Giray CO
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