Montana to Launch Smileage Book Campaign for War Effort
Montana leaders announced a one week canvass to fund a military entertainment campaign. J Le Carroll named Montana state chair, Charles Austin directs for Butte Chamber and Rotary. Smileage books at $1 for 20 coupons or $5 for 100 coupons will fund live shows at camps and theatres, with sales through drug stores and shops statewide.
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Ohio
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Military Entertainment Council
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Cleveland
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Dyspepsia Spoils Beauty Ad Notes Stuart's Tablets
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for bad digestion. It claims sour stomach poisons the blood, spoils appearance, and promises a healthy look, bright eyes, and energy after using the product bought at drugstores.
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Heaters’ Heatless Day Change Affects Theaters And Halls
The fuel administration issued an order changing heatless day rules to Tuesday for places of amusement including moving picture houses bowling alleys and dance halls. They may operate on Mondays but liquor sales are restricted where amusements are provided. The aim is to accommodate holiday crowds idle due to the Monday closing order.
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Haig changes and Dominion halt alcohol ban at Rideau Hall
London reports Field Marshal Haigs headquarters undergoing drastic changes at the Times. Lieut. Gen. Sir Herbert A Lawrence, a long-time chief of staff, born 1861, retired at war outbreak. Devonshire governorship triggers prohibitory law move. cellars sealed. Central exchanges reflect neutrality mood as peace talks progress. Chicago notes Illinois hotels ban bacon and pork derivatives in eateries.
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Local official announces appointment following event
An administrator named Wheeler announced today that the meat program will be strictly monitored and that further steps will be announced, reflecting ongoing oversight and procedural tightening.
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Shark fishing grows into Pacific industry offshore
Shark fishing shifts from export to organized industry in Pacific waters off the southwest coast. Skin of various species yields tanning material and lucrative byproducts. Japanese firms push exploitation as large numbers of sharks are captured. Tiger shark skins become gloves and art objects, while blue shark products command demand for long‑lasting materials.
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Wireless Operators of the Texan Sailors in Sinking
Alvah L. Baker and Mortimer Mendelsohn, both New York City wireless operators aboard the steamship Texan of the American-Sinwatian line, sent an SOS as the vessel sank after a collision. Forty-three men reportedly escaped in lifeboats before the ship went down on its way to France with a valuable cargo.
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France
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Alvah L. Baker
Mortimer Mendelsohn
New York City
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