Meter-Liter-Gram debate fuels Allied printing foes
The Alliance Herald reports on the World Trade club of San Francisco pushing a two color pamphlet "Who Opposes Meter-Liter-Gram" to end profiteering. It critiques profiteers and predicts the reform will gain broad support despite public indifference.
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United States
World Trade Club of
San Francisco
World Trade Club
Nebraska millers back Hoover for president in telegrams
A leaked dispatch shows Nebraska millers sent two telegrams at their annual convention. One endorses Herbert Hoover as the logical U.S. president for four years, claiming broad support. The other to Will Hays praises the national committee leader. Awaiting coal dealers’ reply on Garfield public support.
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Nebraska Trillers
Herbert Hoover
Will Haya
National Republican Committee
Herbert
Millers
United States
Mr. Hoover
Hays
Garfield
England’s Suffrage Progress Shifts Power In Parliament
The piece notes a revolution in Britain as women win real political roles. A woman is elected to Parliament and four become magistrates, including the wife of Lloyd George and author Mrs. Humphrey Ward. two marchionesses are named, signaling smart, influential figures. In contrast, the lone American congresswoman is portrayed as colorless and prone to dramatic displays during wartime votes.
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Old
England
Lloyd George
Humphrey Ward
Labor
Great Britain Debt Rises Sharply Since World War Start
The piece notes public debt in the United Kingdom has increased by 157 pounds since World War I began, contrasting with Germany Austria-Hungary Belgium Italy France the United States and Japan figures. It argues Britain bore heavier costs though allies joined earlier and claims radical labor leaders affect Columbia Record.
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Great Britain
United States
England
United Kingdom
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
Italy
France
Japan
A Thousand Miles From Your Neighbor Debate on Meat Prices
Marion South Dakota writer M T Kippen presents a critique of the current meat distribution system. He argues hogs travel to Chicago for processing, adding freight and shrinkage costs that keep farmers from profits. He advocates decentralized packing and mentions the Alliance Packing company pursuit as a solution.
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M. T. Kippen
Marion
Sioux City Tribune
Washington
Kippes
Chicago
National Consumers League
Herbert Hoover
Alliance Packing Company
How to Get Rid of Your Cold
Ad for Dr King s New Discovery touting quick relief from colds coughs grippe and croup. Claims fast recovery within a day and parent endorsed. Ends with pricing 60c and 50 bottles.
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Dr. King
Dr King’s New Life Health Claim Clarified
The fragment discusses a tonic marketed as improving bowels and liver health. It hints at prompt use and post use effects, claiming restoration of normal function and happiness, but lacks clear facts, dates, or verifiable details.
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King's New
First Baptist Church Mens Club Meets At Home
The men’s club gathered last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. FE G. Laing for business and social fellowship. The church choir and orchestra plan a rehearsal at 624 Toluca with Mr. and Mrs. C H Fuller. The young peoples meeting featured costumes from mission fields and growing participation. The monthly church business session is set for Wednesday in the church basement with important matters on the agenda. Dr Venner will lead the religious institute starting Friday at the Methodist church, urging all Sunday school and church workers to attend.
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FE. G. Laing
C. H. Fuller
Toluca
Venner
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