Making of Bread for Duration of the War
Ida M Tarbell explains how the government and the Council of National Defense study bread distribution to save wheat. Bakers oversupply to retailers creates waste, with 4 percent of bread returned, much of it fed to animals. Women urged to order bread for 24 hours to curb waste and support war needs.
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Mesopotamia Campaign Denounced in Scathing Report
London reports a harsh official appraisal of the Mesopotamia expedition. The commission finds the campaign justifiable but underprepared and underarmed, faulting leaders Nixon Hardinge Austen Chamberlain and Barrow, with Cabinet and advisers sharing responsibility. It praises gallantry amid harsh conditions. In Bisbee a copper strike halts operations. unionists claim 90 percent support. A Greek laborer, Bill Karagias, is fatally shot on a vacant lot near Silver and Wyoming streets.
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Ice Mint Foot Relief Claims Immediate Comfort
An advertisement touts Ice Mint as a remedy for tired swollen feet corns and painful calluses. It promises fast relief with no pain irritation and easy removal of corns using a small jar sold in drug stores. The claim emphasizes cooling sensation and gentle action to end foot troubles.
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Wonderful Freezone Corn Remedy Ad
An ad promotes freezone, a ether-based corn and callus remover. Aimed at home use, it promises painless relief with a few drops directly on the affected area. The copy emphasizes no skin irritation and easy removal by fingers once loosened.
Col Oliver Hazard Payne Dies in New York at 77
Col Oliver Hazard Payne a prominent figure in New York and Cleveland financial circles died in New York today at his seventy eighth year. The passing marks a notable end for a veteran financier and benefactor with ties to major industrial interests.
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Engineers Vote Strike Amid Union Turmoil In Butte
Engineers vote to strike amid factional disputes over union recognition and charter status. Mill and smelter workers reportedly out without union backing as clashes continue over affiliations with the American Federation of Labor and related bodies. Local trades councils hear calls to bolster international representation while mills and the Pittsmont smelter suspend operations.
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Mil
Smelter Men
Wes Mincelod
Feder
Butte Street ‘Ear Men's Union
Bert Sliver
Bor Shunell
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Troumen Ney
Tradesine Workers Union
Mihoush
We Dowler
Enlied Brotherhood of Carpenters
Gainers of America
Butte & Supe- Themill
Pittsmont
Xew Butte Company
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A. Clark
Buttear
Laggy Recruiting Amid Wilson Call for Soldiers
Army recruiting continues as volunteers are still needed with more than half of the week gone. Only about 1,400 additions were reported yesterday leaving a sizable shortfall to fill under President Wilson's call for Wir' volunteers.
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