Mail order drains North Dakota millions yearly
The North Dakota Tax Commission asserts the state loses about $10,000,000 yearly to eastern mail order houses. If kept locally, 200 new merchants and 2,000 workers would be created, boosting the state by roughly $3,000,000 while the remaining $7,000,000 in goods could be bought locally at the same price. Minnesota faces a similar loss.
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North Dakota
Packard
State Tax Commission
Minnesota
Crystal Call
Bread Handling Risks Highlighted by Health Letter
A public health advisory from the State Public Health Laboratory and University of North Dakota warns that bread often becomes contaminated from dirty handling during delivery. It notes the loaf may pass through multiple unclean hands from baker to consumer, stressing the danger of disease transmission through the staple food.
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State Public Health Laboratory
University of North Dakota
State forms 18 advisory boards to classify registrants
Governor names advisory medical boards in 18 districts across North Dakota to meet provost marshal general rules. The adjutant general lists each district headquarters and corresponding counties including Bismarck Burleigh Morton Mercer Oliver Emmons Sioux Gravit and others.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Adjutant General
W. R. Tucker
Cass County
Gravit
Bowman
Slope
Adams
Hettinger
Devils Lake
Towner
Cavalier
Ramsey
Benson
Dickinson
Golden Valley
Dunn
Stark
Billings
Fargo
Cass
Traill
Steele
Griggs
Aansom
Grand Forks
Pembina
Walsh
Nelson
Jamestown
Stutsman
LaMoure
Dickey
Logan
Minot
Ward
Burke
Renville
Four Minute Men Commissions Issued in North Dakota
State Chairman H. H. Wooledge says commissions will be issued to county chairmen of the Four Minute Men in North Dakota. Sixty commissions will be distributed among 164 units with only those earning them receiving the commission. Field men for North Dakota are Bishop J. Poyntz Tyler and E. L. Richter.
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Tuscania
United States
Edith Cavel
Wilson
North Dakota
H. H. Wooledge
J. Poyntz Tyler
E. L. Richter
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
A Cincinnati chemist’s freezone claims fast, painless removal of corns and calluses. Tiny drops on the affected area allegedly dissolve hard skin, letting the corn lift out with minimal irritation. The ad emphasizes immediate relief and magical results.
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Cincinnati
Nose Soothe Cream Halim Relief Ad
An old ad promotes Fly's Cream Halim to relieve nasal congestion from cold or catarrh. It promises quick opening of air passages, no more headaches, and easier breathing by applying the antiseptic cream in the nostrils for soothing relief.
PERUNA Helps Springfield Man Recover From Catarrh
William B. Denny of 1023 Pari Ave Springfield Ohio reports relief from years of catarrh after taking three bottles of PERUNA He says the ailment affected his head nose throat stomach and sleep and after treatment he can eat well sleep peacefully and recommends PERUNA to others with catarrh.
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William B. Denny
Pari Ave
Springfield
Ohio
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