Tanlac Praise From Hebron Firm Owner Reflected
James P. Humphreys of Hebron Motor Co in Maryland extols Tanlac for relief from indigestion, gas, heart palpitations, constipation, and nerves. He notes weight gain and improved appetite, praising Tanlac as best for stomach trouble and run down condition sold by reputable druggists. A separate scene shows a clerk questioning license applicants with a humorous exchange about a family and bad roads.
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Hebron, Motor Co
Hebron
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Tanlac
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Southern
Heriron
Are the Yanks coming memorial tale from France
A brief World War story cited by the Louisville Courier Journal recounts a Tennessee regiment in France where a Hive girl asks if the Yanks are coming and a colonel confirms with a simple yes. The exchange frames Memorial Day as soldiers approach and unite with American forces.
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Oation
France
Tennessee
Louisville Courier-Journal
Danger of spontaneous hay fires from moisture in storage
The U S Department of Agriculture warns that spontaneous combustion in hay stems from moisture and fermentation. Proper curing stops heating, with moisture control the key. Ventilators and curing frames aid humid regions, while stirring hot hay often worsens fires.
Cabbage Cutter Made From Old Spade
A practical cabbage cutter is described as created from an old spade. A wedge from the handle area is cut, edges are sharpened, and the device is pressed against a stump to cut through. The chopped cabbage falls onto the spade for easy disposal.
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Arden
Texas Rat Extermination Drives Include Prizes for Killing
The US Department of Agriculture reports Texas conducted state funded rat hunts with county zones and prize money for youths and schools. About 670 thousand rats were killed last year, with Denton County leading and a boy collecting 15 thousand in six weeks. Williamson County saw another boy kill 80 in two weeks. Estimated per rat damage avoided valued at $1 annually would total about $670 thousand.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Chambers of Commerce
Sehool
Denton County
Williamson County
Secrets of Cooking Bacon From The USDA Office
The USDA home economics office says bacon can be fried either fast or slow with good results. Crispness comes from removing water and excess fat. keep fat pale and avoid overheating. Slow cooking is easier for even color. draining isn’t required during cooking, but bacon should be thoroughly drained while hot and served immediately.
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Office of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Remedy Against Lawn Ants From USDA entomologists methods listed
The United States Department of Agriculture suggests a remedy against lawn ants using boiling water or kerosene in a small amount poured into nests. Similar treatment is advised for nests under paving stones. Kerosene emulsion or very strong soap washes can be used to spray the lawn. For large ant nests a carbon disulfide compound inserted into the nest is recommended to kill the ants, though its fumes are highly acrid and flammable and harmful to higher animals in the open air.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Diunist Antibacteriologist
United States Department of Acnculture
Free Range of Importance for Heaths Chicks
The text argues free range improves chick well being by preventing toe picking feather pecking and other ailments caused by confinement. It claims active chicks develop healthier behavior when allowed to range and engage in natural activities.
The Waist and Skirt Combined Era of Separate Waists
A New York Times fashion writer argues for mixing separate waists with skirts, detailing how coordinating blouses with skirts creates versatile outfits. It notes jackets, sweaters, and smocks replacing or pairing with shirts, and highlights color, texture, and accessory balance for modern wardrobes.
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New York Times
Fashion notes on dresses and waists in new tonal tones
The article describes dress silhouettes featuring waist and skirt combinations with chiffonne fabrics in a popular new hue. A crepe de chine shirt in matching color and fine quality is shown, with a panel design and crimped detailing. a softly finished belt or band created by cords completes the look.
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Soit Chiffen
Funeral bearers strike over pay in Hull
A Manchester Guardian report explains how funeral bearers in Hull strike to protest pay cuts. Bearers, often stull tradesmen, earn from 75 cents to 125 dollars per funeral, with some making five dollars weekly. In Hull, undertakers want to reduce the fee to one dollar per funeral, prompting action by the men.
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Hull
Stull
Hulk
Manchester Guardian
Thrifty Henry Impresses Family With Rainy Night Reason
The scene centers on Henry the thrifty suitor whose family knows his frugality. A recent moment tests restraint as rain falls and Henry returns home in his car praising the rain’s music, contrasting it with the gasoline hiss from his motor, provoking a sharp family response.
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Henry
Knight
Land and land-use breakdown for California
The Golden State comprises 9.617250 acres with 18,417,643 in national forest and 463,041 Indian reservation areas. It lists unappropriated public lands, school lands, private timber holdings, and 27,931,444 farms, noting about equal areas classified as miscellaneous. Of farms, 7,389,84 acres are improved and 3,895,000 are irrigated.
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California
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