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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1919

Page

6

Medical association urges funds for influenza study

A medical association requests Congress allocate funds for an investigation of influenza conditions under the U S Public Health Service. A bill seeks 5 6 million to isolate the flu germ and develop preventive and curative methods. Senator Joseph Bo France supports federal health expansion as key to fighting epidemics.

Onn Atedical Association Congress United States Tiardine Tess Ghie Senate Committee On Public Health Joseph Bo France Niden Department of Health

Almost a Rival of Rockefeller Freely in Those Days

A reported claimant, Doherty, is linked to celebrity status and a proposed bureau to aid distressed oil and wood industries. Dr Vic He Manming, head of the United States bureaus of lives, chairs the approval committee and backs a $1,000,000 annual appropriation funded pro rata from refiners and wood producers to establish the new bureau, aiming to avoid harming fuel owners while seeking a satisfactory solution.

Frenry Eo Doherty Caia Vic He Manming Vifaes Austaite Institute Doherty

Dean Lodge in U S Senate Firm on Civil War Role

The article reports on Dean Lodge in the U S Senate with Cabinet ties, noting his public position and influence in the Sixty Congress. It covers the political climate, party lines, and ongoing debates with references to North Carolina figures and a session date in October.

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New Trust Form Threatens Competition, Calver Warns

Federal Trade Commission chair Wilbur O. Calver told Congress that the 1920 model trust develops a form that outpaces existing antitrust law. He urged rapid passage to broaden the Trade Commission Act and the Clayton Act to curb these new combines expanding into by products and by‑products.

Standard Oil W.ob. Calver Federal Trade Compession House Judiciary Calver Hiw Uasyien Ava Trade Commission Oew Standard Oil Company Kerovess

Egypt Nationalist Leader Seeks U.S. Aid

The article reports Mehst ler ond cle eat Pastas Doosiaiog, an Egyptian nationalist leader, approaching the United States to request assistance. It notes the broader political context and potential implications for regional stability and foreign policy.

Mehstler

New Air Liner From London Promises Luxury and Safety

Trade commissioner TL 62 Breck reports upholstered arm chases on obuninign frames and a porthole beside each seat as features of the newest aeroplane liner. It carries ten passengers plus two pilots, is watertight, and will float if it descends into water. The tractor biplane powered by two Rolls Royce Eagle S engines of 3500 hp has a 95 mph cruising speed, 200 gallon fuel capacity, and can reach 14 000 feet.

Breck London Waiter

Accounting for Ancient Eggs

Mrs Newlywed scolds a grocer over yesterday's eggs. The grocer explains the young chickens were taken for the holiday trade leaving only old hens to lay. Mrs Newlywed accepts the explanation with a light remark.

Grocer

Comb dries hair with heated air from rubber bulb

A new comb uses a rubber bulb to push heated air through perforated teeth. Sociologists note crime rates per thousand differ by occupation. Minneapolis drunkenness arrests rise in wet months. Seattle DA orders action against cafes charging ten cents per cup. A gasoline tractor steers from the mower seat for drawing horse lawn mowers.

Barmen Minneapolis United States District Attorney Seattle

Woman credits plant compound for avoiding operation

Mrs A W Binzer of Black River Falls Wisconsin says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her organic troubles and side pain, eliminating the need for surgery after doctors advised it. She urges other women with inflammation ulcers displacement backache nervousness or irregularities to try the remedy and write for advice.

Black River Falls Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Eau Claire A. W. Binzer

Tractor Won’t Jump Fences A Farm Life Argument

A humorous Farm Life piece extols the tractor with a string of claims it will not bite, balk, run away, kick, shy at road scraps, wake sleepers, breach barns, or misbehave. It promises not to require horse medicines, suffer colic, cough, or spavin and asserts easy stopping without loud commands.

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for severe colds and grippe. It claims dosing every two hours to three doses relieves clogged nostrils headache fever sneezing and body aches with minimal cost and no quinine.

Pape Adyv

Britain Counts War Enlistments by Race and Region

Figures from the war cabinet show 8,654,467 men in Britain’s war effort. England contributed 4,006,158, with white enlistments in dominions and colonies totaling 7,180,280. Non white enlistments, including 1,250,000 from India, reached 1,524,187.

Britain British Empire War Cabinet England Dominions India

Castoria Reminder Caps Longtime Pediatric Use

A vintage caution urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the Fletcher signature assuring a trusted remedy for infants and children. The notice highlights Castoria’s use for over three decades and notes children’s demand for the product.

Fletcher

Japanese businessmen form fox raising company

A group of prominent Japanese businessmen organize a company with 250 000 dollars capital to raise foxes for fur. They plan to import the first stock from Alaska to meet growing demand in Japan.

Japan Alaska

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Boosts Summer Strength

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promises to strengthen the weak and young to endure summer heat. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system with a strengthening, invigorating effect. Also notes moon mountains possibly reaching 36,000 feet.

Grove

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