Senate Delays Five Days on Fuel Order Amid War Debate
Senate debates suspension of the fuel administrator Garfield order under the Lever act as Congress weighs compelling delays, probing authority, and potential effects on coal supplies, ships, and railroads. Senators Hitchcock Gallinger and others seek five day postponement for hearings and protests to be heard.
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New Mexico
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To put strength into her nerves and color into her cheeks
A brief note describes a routine aimed at boosting a woman’s stamina and complexion through specific lifestyle or cosmetic measures. It reflects historical notions of vitality and appearance.
Careful use of soap for hair care
Advice favors ordinary malified coconut oil as a mild cleanser for hair. It cleanses scalp with minimal alkali, rinses clean, leaves hair soft, silky, shiny, and easy to manage. Coconut oil is inexpensive and can supply the whole family for months.
Garfield Refuses To Modify Order Amid Capitol Turmoil
Washington reels as President Garfield faces a flurry of activity. He is questioned by a Senate committee after his office is flooded with calls and issues a new order to state fuel administrators. The measure mirrors last-night guidance and does little to clarify the confusion.
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Washington
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Senate
Capitol
White House
Fuel order sparks Senate clash and industry exemptions
A supplemental statement lists exempt industries including shipyards, certain army and navy supply plants, and tubing sections. Congress roars as the Senate passes a resolution 50 to 19. Dr. Garfield defends the order amid White House talks and fuel policy changes.
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Navy
Baker and Daniels
Shipping Board
Concord Plants Not Affected By Five Day Shutdown
Concord New Hampshire January 17 industrial facilities will run as usual and not observe the five day shutdown ordered by the fuel administration. Water powered electricity allowed continued operation after local fuel committee permission. Senator Hollis and Governor Keyes protested to Washington, stressing NH relies on water power.
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Calder
New York
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Mitchcock
Ohio
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Fuel Administration Office
Concord
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Fuel Administration
United States
Hollis
Keyes
Washington
New Hampshire
Factory workers offered a full week's pay for short week
Marlboro reports 98000 employees at Rice & Hutchins Shoe Company were notified they would receive a full week's wage after quitting work. They will make up the time by adding a half hour morning and evening each day and by working all Saturday afternoons, despite Mondays being legal holidays for 10 weeks.
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Rice & Hutchins Shoe Company
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