Grocery department price list items and brands
A compact grocery department listing shows Curtis Orangeade Paste, Ives Grape Fruit Marmalade jars, Tic Rolled Oats five pounds, New Orleans Molasses per gallon, seeded raisins bulk per pound, three pounds for 80 cents, assorted fruit jams Branden Marmalade jars, Salad Oil full gallon, Bordens Evaporated Milk cans, dried grapes per pound, yellow corn meal priced per pound. Includes multiple brand names and bulk pricing.
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Ives
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Resignation Wave Hits New York Civil Service Staff
In April resignations of New York Civil Service postal workers rose to about 100 monthly, linked to Treasury hiring of temporary staff at higher pay. Officials of the postal union warned of a collapse in service and urged drastic remedies to prevent further disruption.
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New York
Vigorous Remedies Promise Quick Relief From Ailments
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Wendell’s Pils Ambition Brood as a nerve tonic to combat nervous trouble headaches restlessness and insomnia. It claims a refund if not benefited within a week and urges a 30 cent box from Hindle Pharmacy Hartigan Drug Store and other dealers with a money back guarantee.
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Wendells Pris
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Hindle
Pharmacy
Hartigan Drug Store
Supreme Council to Warn Germany Over Treaty Demands
Allied supreme council met in Mo April to discuss Turkey and the Versailles conditions. Talks touched on Turkish treaty form, financial clauses, Baghdad railroad, and bonds with experts from Britain France and Italy present.
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Via
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Onne
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She & Igaty
Carman
Germany
Alice
Mmetsires
Eny
London
Jon Oat
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Sir John Cadman
Grey Britain
Italy
France
Greeks Seek Aid for Ismid Village Through Constantinople
A Greek delegation arrived in Constantinople on April 19 to petition the patriarch and Allies for relief to a village about fifty miles east of Ismid on the Konich railway. The village, with 6000 Greeks and 200 Armenians, had been attacked April 11 and evacuated April 12, while surrounding Turkish nationalist forces joined in the operation.
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Ismid
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Ibts
Graham Ord nance Head Gets 30 Day Sentence
Nhform April 19 Pleads guilty last week on a charge of fraud Charles Graham former secretary of the Dominance Claim Board of Bridgeport was sentenced to thirty days in the Tombs by Federal Judge Krox Graham admitted signing checks using the name of D. Day a local attorney for 890 full restitution of this sum U S Attorney Louis D Schwartz said the federal probe into other war contracts would be dropped and no action would be taken against the Bridgeport woman involved.
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Krox
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Louis D. Schwartz
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Surplus Hens Sold in Durham Minnesota Poultry Market
A 1919 era notice from Durham Minnesota describes culling of yellow logs and excessively fat hens, cockers, and other poultry for immediate market shipment. It cites dressed poultry prices and references a farmer’s reference, seeking quick sale and transport.
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Durham
Residence swept into sea at Nantasket during April storm
A summer house belonging to attorney Joseph Warren was toppled into the ocean at Nantasket. The frame building stood near Point Atlerton shore when the storm struck, its underpinning weakened by the high seas. No injuries reported, investigators examine cause and extent of damage.
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Nantasept
Mass
Afjoseph Warren
Point Atlerton
Unions face penalties for contract violation debated in Ottawa
Ottawa circles discuss a proposed measure to penalize unions for contract violations while protecting union rights. The plan, advanced by government affiliates, targets strikes and measures to limit organizing actions. Supporters say it preserves rights, while opponents fear weakened union power.
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Ont
ADL
Dlaghin Monowihleth Weit
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Sinc
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Austria reports railway work and wartime talks progress
Vienna April 18 reports that the southern railway line renewal along the Austrian section is complete, and commissions and German elements push negotiations. The Sunks Pallon and Armstelientfe districts along the western front are cited amid ongoing food shortages and mobilization efforts.
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Atclse
Ine
Missing Silks for Shirts Reported at Barloo Factory
A report from the Barloo factory at 44% Patrioth avandia notes silks used for shirts were found missing. The exact duration of the shortage is unknown and no entry was observed yesterday afternoon. No entry or plan of entrance was detected at the scene.
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Patrtiohlavandia
Pallor
Anti-Saloon League Calls State Chiefs to Meeting
The Anti-Saloon League issued a call for state superintendents to attend meetings in Chicago and San Francisco before the Republican and Democratic national conventions. The aim is to coordinate efforts and reinforce the temperance agenda ahead of the events.
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Ine League
Inence
Chicago
Sanco
Very Effective Method for Banishing Hairs
This ad claims a home hair removal method using a delatone paste mixed with water. It instructs applying a thin layer to the face for 2 to 3 minutes, then rubbing off and washing to remove hair. It warns to buy real delatone and promises no harm, at very little cost.
World supply expert testimony on air readiness raises questions
An expert from MOL WORLD'S Os SUPPLY testified in Washington about air supply strain and preparedness. The wartime testimony cited Royal Dutch connections, Borland leadership, and tensions across Command areas in South and Central regions, highlighting concerns over energy and material flow.
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Marah
Beate Boiimietes Ennimictva
Diudsan CO. Wielliver
Royal Dutch Camping
Borland Wow Ennaitie
Comnda
Pastor Resigns Amid Church Reorganization
The pastor of the church has resigned to join another post in the same denomination. The move follows a restructuring within the church leadership as a larger church reorganization takes effect.
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Monister Mails
Stromdselng
A. Sellers
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