Post Santa Claus appeals for holiday funds in Boston
The Boston Post appeals for thousands of dollars to fund its Post Santa Claus drive for more than 100000 needy children in New England. Families face stronger hardship with higher costs and loss of insurance support after influenza.
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Santa Claus
Santa
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New England
Washington Street
Post Santa Claus
Mama
Baby
Dolly
Tms
Drastic Rules to Conserve Soft Coal Regulate City Power Use
National coal curtailment orders limit lighting and heat across industries. Stores and factories face strict hours and reductions, with penalties up to 500 dollars or six months imprisonment. Utilities warn of midnight power cuts affecting Flint Bay City Jackson Kalamazoo and other cities as wage workers face layoffs.
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United States Fuel Administration
Consumers’ Light and Power Company
Flint
Bay City
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Celery King Promises Health Benefits and Savings
An old advertisement touts Celery King as a cheap, versatile laxative. It claims to brew tea with one package, take a cup every other night to regulate bowels purify blood and strengthen against influenza. It appeals to both adults and children as a gentle remedy.
Detroit adopts emergency fuel ordinance to restrict business hours
Detroit city council enacts a severe fuel saving measure fixing retail hours noon to 6 pm and wholesale hours 9 am to 3 30 pm effective tomorrow. daytime home lighting only if necessary and all advertising signs banned except a single firm name sign. penalties to be set.
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Detroit
Deco
Thin people urged to take nitro phosphate for weight gain
An advertisement promotes organic phosphate sold as nitro phosphate to build flesh and nerves, claiming dramatic weight gain and health improvements. It urges cautious use to avoid fat gain and notes a money back guarantee from druggists.
Coal Strike Talks End in Washington Without Details
Justice officials led by Attorney General Palmer and United Mine Workers leaders arrived in Indianapolis to discuss a settlement amid pending federal grand jury probes into Lever Act and anti trust violations. Court actions schedule hearings for miners before Judge Anderson with no immediate word on dismissals or delays. John L. Lewis and officials refused to comment on Washington talks or potential impact on ongoing prosecutions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Department of Justice
Palmer
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Ments
U. S
Anderson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William Green
Walter James
Miners’ Organization
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