Advertising as the biggest asset for business demand
The piece argues that adversity reveals latent capacity and that advertising creates demand. It claims demand is a created thing and can be stimulated by advertising, making it the most valuable asset for a business with a guaranteed market for its output. It notes a national opportunity and cites The Winchester Star with the American Association of Advertising Agencies.
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Ameri
Amorngiig
The
Winchester Star
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Caring for Spring Calves for Future Milk Cows
Spring calves must be raised carefully to become productive milk cows in two years. Dairymen face busier seasons and should provide essential care to prevent disease and keep calves thrifty. Salt should be available to stimulate appetite, calves should be separated from the herd, and a good cow ration requires clover or alfalfa hay.
Co operative Bull Society forms Nebraska circuit plan
The Saunders county win leads to a new cooperative bull association in Nebraska near Lincoln. Five initial blocks form the setup with joint ownership of bulls, biennial shifts, and a circuit system to combine small group benefits with a larger structure, overseen by a single board and secretary treasurer.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Saunders County
United States Department of Agriculculture
Tetile Association
Abnormal Tastes in Milk From Feed and Conditions
The article notes certain plants such as beet tops turnips and roots when eaten by dairy cows can flavor milk. It cites improper sterilization, spoiled foods, and various meals as other causes. It mentions Saunders County Bull Association planning to hire prize bulls and describes cooperative benefits and government agricultural support for bull associations.
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Saunders County Bull Association
Associa
Reenane
Finanas
United 6S Department of Agriculture
Russia
India
Persia
Woman’s claim on daughter’s singing puzzles neighbors
A local discussion stirs as a woman asserts her daughter can sing, prompting curious reactions from neighbors regarding the truth and impact of the boast.
Heflin Seeks to Clear Fight Over Glass Remarks
In Washington on June 22 Associated Press, Senator Heflin of Alabama called Senator Glass a liar during a Senate exchange over remarks defending the Federal Reserve Act. The pair were wary as order was restored and Heflin withdrew unparliamentary language while Glass prepared to respond.
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Associated Press
Washington
Glass
Virginia
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Stor Glass
Gen Wilson Assassinated Near London Home
Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson former chief of the Imperial general staff and adviser to Ulster government was killed outside his London residence after a war memorial ceremony. Two gunmen fired, Wilson died before doctors arrived. assailants Connolly and McBrien were captured by police.
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London
Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Eaton Place
Connolly and
McBrien
Whiskey case witnesses gone in police court
Christopher Chrismore faced charges of storing and selling ardent spirits after a warrant sworn by his mother in law Mrs. Alice Erle. Expected witnesses were absent, prompting Mayor Glass to continue the case till next Thursday and release the accused on personal bond.
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Sile
Chrismore
Alice Erle
Erle
Glass
Trinkle radio addresses Near East relief appeal in Virginia
Governor Trinkle used a radiophone to urge Virginians to support Near East Relief. He spoke to over a thousand in Richmond and hundreds more across counties, hoping to raise funds to save one million lives and sustain relief until self reliance is achieved. He also invited Virginians to the Confederate Reunion in Richmond.
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Richmond
Commonwealth
Virginia
Near East
Trinkle
America
Old Dominion
Detroit
Indianapolis
Forfeits Bond After Dance Hall Fight Incident
John Triplett colored arrested after a free-for-all at Harry Rawson's North Main street dance hall. He failed to appear for a police court hearing, bond of 10 dollars forfeited. Rawson's hall was ordered closed and not to reopen.
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John Triplett
Armel
Harry Rawson
North Main Street
Rawson
Sight Gag Delivers Gentle Irony in Local Sitcom
Mrs Strongmind jokes about her husband never speaking ill of her. He concedes he did once and the exchange implies she overstates the conflict, keeping the tone light and humorous in a domestic scene.
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Mrs. Strongmind
Furnace Breakdown Strands Family In Evening Chill
George asks why it is cold as Evelyn explains the furnace failed this morning leaving them in a chilly home this evening. The dialogue focuses on the household incident and its effect on the date.
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George
Sweetness
Evelyn
After the Crash Gruffly Declares in July End
A winterlike crash scene is recounted as Gruffly mutters it is the Fourth of July and rejects the season’s label, insisting winter is present despite the date.
QUICKEST WAY TO THE STREET
Miss Nervise asks for escape as Staylaight-Oh! suggests a window exit within twenty feet of the curb. The exchange hints at a brief moment of choose your path amid a streetwise predicament.
Virginia State Highway bids called for reinforced bridge project
Sealed bids will be received by the Virginia State Highway Commission in Richmond until noon June 27 1922 for project 8218 a reinforced concrete bridge 67 feet over Happy Creek at Front Royal Warren County Virginia Plans and specs on file at the Richmond office and at Front Royal office may be obtained from W F North 8th Street Richmond. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Virgenta State Highway
Richmond
Third St
Dinton
Virginia
W. F. North 8Th St
Connie
Coal price notice from G. O. Snapp at North Market
A brief coal price notice states the supplier will sell at old prices despite a 50 cent per ton rise since a strike. It warns of another advance and urges readers to place orders now. Contact G. O. Snapp at 427 North Market St, phone 414-J.
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Althou
SNAPP
North Market St
Sage Tea for Darker Hair A DIY Remedy
An old remedy claims Sage Tea with sulfur darkens hair and covers gray. It describes mixing a four-ingredient home formula or purchasing Wyeth’s Sage and Compound from a drugstore. Instructions suggest applying to small strands until all gray hairs darken and hair appears softer.
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Wyeth
Fragmentary tribute note from The Change paper
A fragmentary OCR snippet recalls a former stenographer described as kind thoughtful and manly. The text hints at a wedding praise with expressions of affection and admiration for a late or departed spouse. The readable lines suggest a personal obituary or tribute tone in a historical column.
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Cour
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Valley Imber & Supply Co
James L. Gardner
Stephens City
Co-Operative Bull Society
Saunders Genty
Great Britain
Senator Glass
Gen. Wilson
GOV. Trinkle
McCormick & CO
A. PF Co
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