Carbonated beverages and the science behind fizz
A survey explains what carbonated beverages are and how CO2 gas is produced and used. It discusses the distinction from plain water, the production process with a carbonator, and claims about health benefits supported by statements from Hartman, Jones, Sale, and Cohen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unser
France
Germany
W. P. Hartman
Michigan State Bureau of Foods and Standards
Chas. L. Jones
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
University of Pittsburgh
J. W. Sale
Water and Beverage Laboratory
U. S. Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Sale
Melion Institute
Salis Cohen
Kiseh
Purported Health Claims Of Carbonated Beverages
A historical passage extols pure carbonated beverages, citing carbonic gas as a bacteria destroyer and a stimulant to digestion. It asserts high water content and notes perceived health benefits for energy, digestion, and daily wellness, while acknowledging caveats about cures. It urges tours of beverage manufacturers.
Backache Warns Kidney Trouble Says Wakefield Miner
A Wakefield resident Otto Tuoma, a miner on Anderson Avenue, testifies that kidney issues caused backache and weakness. After using Doan's Pills the back pain and kidney irregularity improved, with the ad urging readers to act before serious kidney sickness. Price is 60 cents at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doun
Wakefield
Otto Tuoma
Miner
Anderson Avenue
Dean
Dean's Pills and Foster-Milburn Co Mentioned
Product reference lists Dean's Pills identical to those Mr. Luoma had and notes Foster Milburn Co as the manufacturer in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mr. Luoma
Foster-Milburn —Co., Mfrs
Buffalo, N.Y
State police to enforce motor vehicle license law in Gogebic county
State police to stress 1926 license plates with no grace period after January 1. Detachment notes many cars have only one plate, requiring owners to obtain both plates promptly. Trucks over half a ton must have rear view mirrors to aid following vehicles, and violations could lead to arrest before 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic
Negaunee
Judge Questions Smoke After Guilty or Not Guilty Plea
A courtroom exchanges a formal plea with the defendant Smoke replying not guilty. The judge asks if he has been in wait, and Smoke answers he has never stolen before.
The Gum Chewing Girl and Cud Chewing Cow Riddle
A playful verse contrasts a gum chewing girl with a cud chewing cow. It notes a difference in their poses and expressions, highlighting the thoughtful look on the cow’s face as the speaker claims to have the answer.
Duke of Bedford’s Aquarium Keeps Ancient European Cat Fish
The Duke of Bedford’s private aquarium houses a European cat fish over fifty years old and showing no signs of weakness.
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Duke of Bedford
Average weekly teacher pay in Coolidge early schooling
The average weekly salary of the teachers in whose classes President Coolidge sat before he entered high school was $3.85.
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President Coolidge
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Chitetgo
America
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Audubon
Iowa
George Cuskaden
St. Paul
Slim Cobshock
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Jedge
Josh
Ku Klux Klan
Dad
Myers Company
Buddy
Gruen Guild
H. M. Wick
Ironwood, Michigan
Federal
City Electric and Plumbing Co
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