Law for Fighting TB in Iowa Praised by Smith
A letter from H. R. Smith of Chicago Livestock Exchanges to C. A. Hollis discusses testing cattle for tuberculosis, lauds Iowa’s law as comprehensive, and notes plans to expand area testing, with references to premiums for hogs from accredited counties and anticipated statewide accreditation. Also cites Oxford statistics: 12,607 women students, 667 married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Smith
Chicago
C. A. Hollis
Cedar Falla
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Black Hawk
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Thomas BE. Wilson
Wilson & Co
C. R. Gentry
Armour & Co
G. F. Swift
Swift & Co
Kiernan
Washington
Concord
United States
Michigan
Hillsdale
Iowa
Oxford University
England
Woman Sees Relief With Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Mrs George of Glens Falls New York recounts severe illness for over two months preventing standing. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovers fully and resumes family duties, praising the remedy's effectiveness and requesting the free private text book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falla, N
Lydia
Pinkham
Mrs.george
W. BourcHent
Glens Falls
N.Y
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Keep Fourth Safe and Sane Chief Ray Tiller Warns
Fire chief Ray Tiller urges caution on Fourth of July celebrations as electric sparklers gain popularity among children, risking fires despite bans on loud fireworks. The piece notes progress from rowdy past observances and recalls a Mardi Gras tragedy of four girls burned in Minden Louisiana, underscoring ongoing dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Ray Tiller
Minden
Fourth of July Fire Hazards and Safer Celebrations
The article warns costumes ignited by sparks caused injuries to several participants, with five others surviving but disfigured. It discusses dangers of paper balloons fueled by kerosene waste, noting fires on roofs and other surfaces. It urges a safe, sane Fourth that honors independence without reckless blasts or burning homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
spark+ Jers
Fragmentary ad copy hints at rescue theater and travel details
An OCR fragment mentions a rescue service and travel times from Sycamore Street, with references to Chicago and Kansas City. It contains garbled text about extinction danger and children, plus an advertisement line urging communication with A J Howard and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Wiget
Yanovknige Uiton
Surtlan
Sycamore St. Sta
Chicago
In Paul
Minneapally
Kansaia City
A.J. Howard
A. Phono
Illinois Central System Urges Early Shipper Planning
The Illinois Central System urges shippers to move goods now to ease fall congestion as farmers and other traffic peak. It notes railways can handle more traffic in summer when capacity is available and calls for stored shipments of commodities to speed fall movement, inviting constructive criticism and suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Con
Twineff
Elnois
Mlinois
Dean
Restricted View Leaves Citizens Blind to Daily Life
The passage warns that narrow news coverage limits awareness of domestic and world events and deprives readers of information on new foods, affordable utensils, and better materials for shoes and clothing that would improve everyday life.
Standard Oil Company Indiana A Shirt Sleeved Organization
The Standard Oil Company Indiana is shown as a shirt sleeved organization with 27000 workers. It highlights industrial democracy where employees rise from humble starts to top roles, including board members who began as laborers and clerks, and praises the open road to the top guiding its service to thirty million people in the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
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LAW
SMITH
A. Hollis
Waterloo Insurance Agency
Lamar J. Duke
Mgr
East Fourth Street
Illinois
T. E. Call
Mason
Dearborn Ave
Doan
Red Cross Drug Company
W. H. Freeland
Cortlandt St
Walters
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Michigan Ave
Hines
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