Dr Williams Pink Pills Tackle Anemia In Girls And Women
A testimonial from Mrs Albert Beaudain of Biddeford Maine describes anemia from girlhood improved by Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad promotes the pills as a blood builder aiding appetite digestion color and energy and suitable for growing girls and various conditions including dyspepsia rheumatism and nervous disorders. It notes price and ordering details from the Schenectady company and offers a free booklet Building Up the Blood.
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Albert Beaudain
Wentworth Street
Biddeford
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
War Department to Save Seven Billion on War Contracts
Secretary Baker told the Senate finance committee that contract cancellations will save about 7.25 billion dollars of the 24.281 billion appropriated by Congress for the army during the war.
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Washington
Baker
Senate Finance Committee
War Department
Congress
War Secretary details need for about 1.1 billion for canceled contracts
The War Secretary told Senate finance that about 1.1 billion dollars is needed to cover contracts under 8 billion authorized, with no prior appropriations. Disbursements amount to 9.159 billion in the U S and 1.168 billion in France. Baker cited cancellations totaling about 2.6 billion, including powder and artillery, with 40 percent shared among states.
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Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
United States
France
Baker
Mr. Baker
Massachusetts
Michigan
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Tennessee
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Maine
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Maryland
Virginia
California
Smart Bolivia Pom Pom Suit Wows in Joffre Blue
Dolly wears a striking beaver trimmed suit described as the season's best looking. The outfit features a right side buttoned coat belted and slanted, a fur edged skirt, bell sleeves lined to the elbow, and a dramatic beaver muff-less approach.
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Dolly
Apocke
Bolivia
Cleek Solves a Mystery of the Siva Stones
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine previews Cleek the Vanishing Cracksman tackling a difficult mystery. His cleverest bit of detective work yields to his deft craft and signals a satisfying solve next week.
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Boston Post
Cleek
Two Minute Talks After the War in Retrospect
Charles Franklin Jones argues the United States reluctantly drew into World War I to stop German aggression. He says America bored of inaction and hypocrisy joined the fight, fulfilled its duty, and now remains safe because of that decisive effort.
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Charles Franklin Jones
Boston
Germany
Uncle Sam
Senate approves spruce production inquiry resolution
Washington December 5. Senator Poindexter requested a War Department report on steps toward spruce production as recommended in the Hughes aircraft report. The Senate adopted the resolution today without debate.
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Washington
Poindexter
War Department
Hughes Aircraft
Senate
Steamer Mundale Safe After Sea Fire Alarm
New York December 5 reports say the Munson line steamer Mundale was believed in danger after a ship reported a fire at sea and picked up wireless calls. Later advices from the line’s office confirmed Mundale was safe.
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New York
Munson Line
Mundale
Man claims nine years of driving without a license in Worcester
John P. Frederickson of Worcester declares he has driven an automobile on Worcester streets for nine years without a license. He plans to explain the matter to Judge Samuel Utley in the Central District Court after a minor accident. Police confirm he has never carried a license despite years of driving.
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Worcester
John P. Frederickson
Samuel Utley
Central District Court
Frederickson
McAuliffe
A Feminine Point of View B With ints
A poem satirizes a wife who rejects family plans, preferring to save money and carry out chores. Her constant rain on joys leaves the household joyless, with the mother blamed for dampening happiness and spurning playful outings. The verse condemns dour budgeting and scolding as a sin against family happiness.
Recognition of Costa Rica Taken Up
A Senate foreign relations subcommittee led by Senator Williams of Mississippi was appointed to consider petitions for U S recognition of the Costa Rican government led by President Tinoco. The Tinoco regime, born in a revolution, has not been recognized by the United States.
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Washington
Williams
Mississippi
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Costa Rica
United States
Tinoco
Powers, Founder of Showmen's League, Dead
Arthur A. Powers, a New York theatrical manager and founder of the Showmen's League of America in Chicago four years ago, died of influenza in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He was 42 and leaves a widow in Detroit.
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New York
Arthur A. Powers
Winston-Salem
N. C
Showmen’s League of America
Chicago
Detroit
The best has never come and the battle continues
The passage frames ongoing struggle as life’s creed with a refrain that victory brings no rest. It emphasizes persistence, future understanding, and endless endeavor beyond surface success. The voice asserts perseverance as a guiding principle.
Packard trucks boost war work and business methods
August results show 9 drivers saving 1,638 gallons of gasoline under Packard Freight Transportation Dept guidance. The piece urges truck owners to apply modern business methods to increase efficiency by 20 to 50 percent, offering free advisory help from Packard dealers. It recalls Packard trucks delivering 50,000 rounds to Chateau Thierry, aiding the Marines and the American victory.
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Packard Freight Transportation Department
United States
Freight Transportation Department
Packard
U. S
Chateau Thierry
U.S. A. Motor Transport Corps
Detroit
Motor Transport Corps
Pershing
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