Electric Bricklaying Machine Promises Speed Boost for Builders
Hasbrook and publishers highlight an electrically operated bricklaying line that lays about 1,000 bricks per day versus 500 by a skilled mason. Mounted on rails, it travels around exterior walls with a mortar pump and rotating wheel to place bricks. Two operators can control the system, claimed to reduce labor needs to a fraction of twenty masons.
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One of the strongest Republican ticket declared a November winner
The Indianapolis Star hails the Coolidge Dawes ticket as a premier choice for the United States, praising its vigor, character, and public service record with strong support for Dawes and Coolidge.
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For Sale Stummer Cottage Near Gogebie Wisconsin
Cottage on South tid Dake Gogebie area offered for sale with a boat included. Located 84 miles north of Cinnary Fork. Write or phone A. L. Kiggles Hurley Wisconsin for details.
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Lost Gold Water Chain and Elk Fob Recovered by Dr. T
A lost gold water chain and an elk themed fob were returned to Dr. T in Crosby by an unnamed finder. The items were reportedly found in the area and handed over to ensure their owners could be contacted.
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Republican ticket hailed by Star in 1924 optimism
The Star extols Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes as a strong Republican pair, praising their honest, plainspoken leadership and the party's ability to face home and world problems courageously. It frames the campaign as a solid, self respecting Americanism and notes the broad public support for continued Republican governance. The piece closes with a market phrase about dates and borrowing timelines.
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Upper Peninsula Sportsmen Honored For Conservation Spirit
Detroit News lauds Upper Peninsula hunters and anglers for their infectious open space zeal and conservation work. The piece credits them with promoting wildlife food sources, protecting forests, and influencing deer and grouse protection, portraying a public-spirited gift to Michigan’s wild heritage amid a backdrop of local devotion to open land and nature.
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Public Health Notes On Chlorin Inhalation And Health Car Tour
Public Health reports that President Coolidge touted chlorin inhalation for colds, stirring widespread public interest and leading to trials in major cities. Army tests by Vedder and Sawyer hint at shortened illness duration. Michigan TB association health car begins its three month rural tour with outdoor talks, lantern slides, moving pictures, and practical anti tuberculosis education.
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Tourist camps pay off for cities survey shows
A recent survey by the American Automobile Association covers 48 free tourist camps run by cities. It estimates each tourist spends about $5 a day while city maintenance costs run about $10 daily per camp.
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