Tanlac Helps Weak Distant Child Regain Health At Home
A Milwaukee mother and doctor praise Tanlac for restoring appetite color and energy to their young daughter who had been listless and unable to attend school. After three bottles the child now attends school daily and has a rosy complexion. The family notes substantial improvement and gratitude. Sold locally in Waukesha by Hoeveler Drug Co and by leading druggists.
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Patways
Tanlac
Annie
Paul
Alarta Riemgi
Twentieth Avenue
Milwaukee
Jean
Tankac
Waukeslin
1924 US Production Figures Delineated by Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York provides a table of monthly U S production in 1924 as percentages of normal. The table adjusts for expected year to year growth and seasonal variation, with normal production set at 100.
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Federal’ Reserve Hank of
New York
Current Business Conditions by George E Roberts
George E Roberts notes signs of improvement but warns of slow recovery. He cites active cotton and woolen goods sectors, rising raw cotton costs, and pressure from high railroad and industrial costs. Widespread unemployment looms as prices, wages, and transportation costs hinder restoring industrial balance. He urges reduced costs and responsible labor leadership to restore prosperity.
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Hearm Ark
Russia
United States
Yukon
Weeds in Fence Lines Threaten Farm Janes and Crops
Old farmer argues weeds on fence rows cause crop losses and attract pests. Article urges cleaning waste places, using oils or tar paper to kill perennial weeds, and burning onion tops before plowing. It stresses persistent, early weed control as a mark of good farming.
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Brigham
Wardock
Peggar
United States Department of Sarientine
Canada
Virginia Pasture Fertility Trends Reported by State Agency
A late nineteenth century Virginia Department of Agriculture memo notes pasture quality improves with legume and phosphate use. It cites research on land previously trapped by tame and animal excrement, and discusses lime, fertilizers, and field conditions for permanent grasses.
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State Department of Aggrioitaire
New York Court Analyzes Bond Issue For Ex Service Men
The New York Court, in an August ruling, found a constitutional issue with bonds to fund a cash bonus for ex service men. It said the state constitution restricts such funding as a general appropriation for individuals. The decision noted a healthier outcome if the proposal aided the wounded, yet concluded the present plan fails the constitutional test. The ruling expresses that help for the wounded is postponed, with no direct action for disabled veterans in this statute.
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Olt
Leyte
New York
Avery
Meir
Classifieds mirror market: ads reveal needs and offers
Readers note that persistent smiles from advertisers mask real demand for lost items, used cars, and exchanges. Unrented spaces imply issues, prompting questions about the classifieds section's effectiveness.
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George E. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
Accor
Itv
Canad
Argentina
Australia
Europe
Ose
Cilgare
Syed
Franz Wild Orton
Isumamiu
Lis
Maine
Daly Farms
Eadle
Virginia Cave
Waukesha
Chautauqua
Saxe’s Auditorium
Spn
William Jennings Bryan
Watkins
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Mercer Concert Company
di Giorgio Orchestra
National
Benjamin & Nehson
Seenon
Utst
Better Business
Bonnet-Brown
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Dolla
Doflae
Ghlintay
Zeigler
Ntzer Lumber Company
Yuris Uasil
Mit Rao
Hartman
NSR
Grand Ave
Scarrate Wasiong
Ainsing
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