Automatic Age

Issue: 1927 July

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SANITARY TOWEL
AND
SOAP VENDER
The Machine That Vends 2U Inches of Best Quality Paper
Toivel and a Bar of Palmolive, Creme Soap for 1 cent
Opportunity
for the
Jobber
We shall be glad to
consider responsible
applications for any
territorial
sales
rights.
Opportunity
for the
Operator
Be the first in your
territory to install
this wonderful mon­
ey maker. No more
worry about open
and closed territory.
A net SO per cent
profit for the oper­
ator.
An unlimited field suitable for Service Stations, Theatres, R. R. Sta­
tions, Department Stores, Office Buildings, Schools, City Comfort
Stations, and Hundreds of other places.
Venders guaranteed mechanically perfect, Duco finish, Color optional.
Size 15 x 15 x 8 inches. All pai-ts Rust Proof and Nickeled.
Supplies are obtainable in all principal cities in the United States.
Price for sample machine, complete with 105 Towels and 105 Bars o f
Soap. $15.00. Quantity prices sent on request.
The T. & S. Supply Co., Inc.
1502 E. Washington St.
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Los Angeles, California
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T h e A u t o m a t i c A ge
No Time for Play
The storm had swept some o f the
deck fittings overboard and things
looked so dubious ths cnptain decidcd
t -> send up a distress signal. Just
as he first rocket shot up into the
inky blackness of t'n3 nip-ht
fussy
little man spoke up: “ Captain, I don’t
want to| cast a damper on any man's
high spirits, but this seems like a
helluva time to be setting off fire­
works.”
Anonymity
He: “ How did you keep your do­
nation secret?”
She: “ I sent an anonymous check.”
Proverbs of Turkey
“ I f” and “ when” were planted, and
“ nothing” grew up.
Had Done Enough
“ Fellow citizens,” said the candi­
date, “ I have fought against the In­
dians. I have often had no bed but
the battlefield, and no canopy but the
sky. I have marched over the frozen
ground, till every step has been mark­
ed with blood.
His story told well, tdl a dried-up
looking voter came to the front.
“ Did you say yer’d fought for the
Union?”
“ Yes,” replied the candidate.
“ And again the Indians?”
“ Yes, many a time.”
Orl Pebner
Editor, Druggist: Can you de­
cipher this, we did, “ Oil Verbena” —
Clear as mud.
— Frank Scott, Roseland Pharmacy
The Patriot
“ What have you ever done to show
your patriotism.”
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“ Well, I always shoot off two or
three dollars worth of firecrackers
every Fourth o f July.”
Freddy (who has eaten his apple):
“ Let’s play at Adam and Eve.”
Millie: “ How do we do that?”
Freddy: “ You tempt me to eat
your apple, and I give way.”— Edin­
burgh Scotsman.
Contrary to the common impres­
sion, most actual villain are not tall,
dark men, says Francis Carlin, a one­
time famous Scotland Yard detective.
Records o f the Yard show that 76
per cent of the criminals convicted
are blonds, usually tall.
Hundreds o f sacks of wild rice
have been scattered by airplane over
the marshes in the Manitoba north­
land to increase the food supply for
ducks and muskrats.
Athens, Greece, is known as the
“ City of the Violet Crown,” in ref­
erence to the beautiful effects of sun­
set light on the Acropolis.
The use of anaesthetics was taught
to other medical professions by den­
tistry. The use of nitrous oxide,
laughing gas, in the extraction of
teeth, was first attempted by Horace
Wells in 1841.
A survey of tea and coffee imports
shows that more than 73,000,000 per­
sons in the United States are tea and
coffee drinkers. Per capita consump­
tion of coffee for 1926 was two cups
a day or 14 pounds a year, while that
of tea averaged one-half cup every
24 hours, or three-fourths o f a pound
for 12 months.
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