NRA review shocks Washington and tests Roosevelt plan
The NRA review board’s report to President Roosevelt critics of NRA principles sparks a Washington furore. It prompts questions about Johnson’s code relief actions and signals possible strain on NRA as businesses face costly codes and unclear guidance. Republican leadership questions rise alongside party infighting.
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High Value Put on Animal Fats in Early Days
An advertisement from a Los Angeles resident seeking a constant bear grease supply recalls the diverse historic uses of wild animal fats. Bear grease fueled cooking shortening medicine and hair care while other fats from rattlesnakes skunk and wild geese aided remedies and candle and soap making though sometimes sold under disguising names.
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Spring fever time is here with tonic claims
An ad promotes a tonic claiming to combat listlessness and nervous weariness by increasing oxygen carrying hemoglobin. It urges a snap out of malaise and notes availability at drug stores in two sites, with a larger size said to be more economical.
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