Prospects for Early Agreement on Railroad Bill Brighten
Washington discussion over the administration railroad measure returns from a White House conference with the president's desire to limit government control to eighteen months after the war and to allow rate initiation by the president with appeals to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The compromise, a party line 11 to 4 vote, narrows the dispute over government operation and rate fixing as Congress debates the bill in its committees.
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Washington
Congress
Senare Interstate Commerce Committee
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Rovinson
Townsend
Smith
South Carolina
Pomervene
Meyers
Robinson
Saulsbury
Thompson
Watson
House Committee
Food Administration warns dealers on cereals price rises
Washington provisional notice prohibits unwarranted price increases during shortages. Hoovers says mills will meet demand, shortages local, and transportation limits keep prices in check. Licenses revoked for unfair pricing. unlicensed sellers cut off. Also notes a quick Jewish wedding in New York with Margaret Seligman and Samuel Lewigohn marrying.
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Washington
The
Food Administration Tenight
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Food Administration
New York
America
Margaret V. Seligman
Isaac N. Seligman
Samuel A. Lewigohn
Princeton prep focus shifts to instructions and Monday argument
Testimony tied Karl Hall to a pistol loaned by Elmer Dunn for a high school play. Norvelle Lilly, a rebuttal witness, testified Hall possessed the gun linked to the defendant's father’s death. Court adjourns after concluding testimony. instructions to be prepared with a Monday argument anticipated.
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Karl Hall
Elmer Dunn
Norvelle Lilly
Dana
Lilly
Karl
Princeton
Bluefield
Maynard
McDaniels
Monroe County
Fire Alarm Signals and Locations Listed in Central Station Notice
Central Station on Pulaski Street issued a list of alarm signals and phone numbers for city buildings and streets in Bluefield and Princeton areas. The notice includes cross streets at Bluefield Avenue, Raleigh Street, Wyoming and Monroe, Bland and Jefferson, and additional sites such as Norfolk and Western Shops and Standard Oil Co. manages. It notes a Militia Call and states the message means a phone alarm and alarm receipt from Central Station.
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Ity
Reese and
Marshall
Allen
Powell
Pulaski
Park
Bland
Jones
Wilson
Willis
North
South
Jefferson
Pen Mar
Frederick
Adams Street
Roanoke
Clark
Norfolk and Western
Hardy
Orange Street
Standard Oil Co
Bluefield Ave
Midway
Henry and Greenbrier
Upper
Jones Street
Central Station
School Teachers Called to the Colors Amid War Strain
The employment service of the U S Bureau of Labor sends questionnaires to every state superintendent to assess available teachers for next year as war demand increases. Chicago reports high school instructors are scarce due to enlistments and service duties. Mary C C Bradford urges nationwide teacher participation in a citizenship campaign linked to Red Cross junior memberships. Officials note Ohio river improvements, rail reluctance to use water transport, and weak water traffic regulation hinder terminal facilities and freight movement.
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Chicago
Foo
National Army
Mary C. C. Bradford
Denver
National Education Association
United States
American Republic
Lincoln
Washingon
Jour Nesy
Shel Fies
Norkation
Ohio
Army
Fiery itching eczema cure claims bold blood cleanse
The advertisement asserts eczema is caused by a skin infection and promises lasting relief only by an internal remedy 8. 8. S. that cleanses the blood. It offers free expert medical advice from the Medical Director at 21 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga and urges readers to obtain a bottle from any drugstore.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Papes Cold Compound Offers Quick Relief For Cold Symptoms
The ad promises rapid relief from stuffed head and nostrils after taking Papes Cold Compound every two hours. It claims to unclog air passages, reduce discharge and sneezing, ease headache and throat soreness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. Do not accept substitutes.
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Pape
Farmers Union gains strength through allied organizations
The Farmers' Union, claiming 3.5 million members, notes July 20 additions from seven groups including the Pennsylvania Rural Progress Association and the National Dairy Union. It credits the Union with advancing rural mail delivery and a series of laws, urging equal opportunity and fair play amid alleged opposition. W. T. Swanson signs.
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Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Pennsylvania Rural Progress Association
Farmers’ National Congress
National Dairy Union
National Agricultural Organization Society
National Conference On Marketing and Farm Credits
National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Association
United States Congress
Congress
Great Central Bank
Farmers’ Alliance
W. T. Swanson
Constipation Diet Advice From Historic Health Brief
The article lists foods that slow the bowels such as cheese tea and boiled milk while raw fruits especially apples and bananas along with graham bread promote movement. It recommends taking one or two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper for severe constipation.
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Champberlain
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