350 Men Put to Work by City Grading Streets
About 359 workers from the charity program joined city crews to grade Summit and Lincoln avenues near Park Avenue extension. Each street section houses around 159 men, with renovations begun last week already sald as partially complete. A rock vein required extensive blasting, delaying progress while relief efforts continue.
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Summit
Lincoln Avenues
Park Avenues
Lie Charities Department
Department of Publics Cor
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Greenk Warding Vo al Tillsile Hote Wits
Engineering Council To Study Nation Waste
The Engineering Council plans a study of the nation’s waste system involving about 260000 engineers and technologists. President Herbert Hoover urged the committee to map a program for waste and production efficiency. A preliminary survey already underway aims to identify factors impacting individual productivity, national savings, and industrial performance.
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Engineering Council
SY Sauueie
Nuoy
Ane Poinnaehi
Novera Lriieh
Busin Atl Amoencah Engineering
Herbert Hoover
Namei
Pei
Motorman Held On Charge Of Felonious Assault
New York news reports a motorman held on felonious assault charges after a collision at Brooklyn crossings with an express train last night. More than sixty people were injured as train cars derailed and three coaches were damaged.
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New York
Edward Ostella
Brooklyn
Awiteh Crossings
Nh. Pubis Service
Anes
Tvel Fe
Che Persogs
Center of Population Shifts in Owen County Indiana
The 1920 census places the center of population in Owen County near Brincer, about two miles north from Bloomington. The Census Bureau notes westward movement over the decade, driven by population growth and migration, with the state of California showing notable gains in total population.
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Owen County
Indiana
Washington
Popul
Brincer
Cody
Bloomington
Mece Cay
Califor
Railway Employes Must Not Get Into Politics
A fragmented notice discusses government policy limiting railway workers from engaging in political activity. It references a public vote and a process of conciliation, noting changes in personnel and potential reinstatement actions for affected employees.
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Tdmadian
Reinelsteensi Dierun
Union needle workers return to the shops
Union needle workers end a strike as manufacturers sign agreements. Officials join the negotiation with union leaders, aiming to enforce standardized conditions. About ten thousand five hundred workers resume work as the industry moves to stabilize operations.
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Sears
Weiss
Unicr
Everest
Nnomnend Cit
Ae Fist Ax
Fieir Bars
County Commissioners to Meet in Hartford
County officials in Hartford prepare for a general meeting to discuss prohibition, wages, and state legislation impacts. Disagreement exists among commissioners on wage changes and fiscal effects, with mention of a shipyard and a steamer sending distress calls near Halifax.
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Hartford
Ayer
Cocoa Doormat Promises Winter Dirt Defense
Doormats in cocoa fiber and rubber promise to keep snow and dirt from entering homes. The 16 by 26 inch cocoa mat costs $1.50, while a smoulded rubber mat measuring 18 by 36 inches is priced at 79e. Third Favorite now.
New Silk Rag Rugs Displayed in Varied Sizes
New rugs of fine silk rags showcase De Luxe rag rugs with luster and charm. Heavy cotton warp weaves designs from silk rags in brilliant colors. Sizes range from 8 by 10 to 27 by 34 inches with prices noted.
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Japan
Window shade and sweater sale misprint text
An OCR fragment details discounted wool sweaters at 2.50 and window shades on offer. It mentions coat style sweaters with pockets and weight, colors navy blue oxford grey and heather, and duplex shades six feet long with a spring roller. Thad Oeur on the fourth floor is referenced.
Silk textile advertisement with color range offer
An advertisement for soft fine messaline silk priced at 1.65 per yard promotes a broad color range and fine material, inviting readers to judge the beauty by eye. It emphasizes affordable luxury and the elegance of the fabric for clothing and drapery.
Women’s new gray gloves for spring fashion
Soft shaded gray gloves described as chamoisette with suede-like feel and 16-button length. Highlights include silk weight for richness, two clasp length with embroidery, and pongee options in gray. Main floor display at center aisle.
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Pongee
Sanitary luncheon sets of oilcloth tableware for sale
Describes durable luncheon sets of thirteen pieces never needing cleaning in two minutes. Made of table oilcloth in subdued stencilled patterns bluebird cherry and ro. Each set includes six tumbler doylies six plate doylies a center piece and complete set details. Third floor sale with scalloped edge oilcloth in pleasing colors and patterns white option, twelve inches wide, seven yards long.
Wide serge fabrics advertised with price per yard
The ad promotes Splendid wide serge at 2.00 dollars per yard, noting 54 inch width and versatile use for dresses or suits. It lists navy, deep black, and sturdy homespun at the same price, plus velours in tan brown Copenhagen tones, and Taupe navy tan Copenhagen at 2.75 per yard. Third floor.
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Copenhagen
Boys Suits of Unusual Merit at 14.75 Each
Boys' suits in colorfully mixed fabrics offer warmth for cold weather and light wear for spring. Most styles are Double-Service suits with two well-made trousers, featuring reliable pure woolen fabrics and careful tailoring. Prices listed at 14.75 each.
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Ney
Ivalue
Calfskin English Shoes on Main Floor Display
Heavy calfskin brogues and mahogany calfskin laced shoes shown with broad lasts and rubber heels. Black calfskin bluchers offer unusual comfort with a wide square heel. on main floor rear displays.
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Berkeley Cambria
Bates
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Service
Fritzs Hawley Opticians
Travis
Main
Bengué
Porterhouse
Apia
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Connors
GALLI
Reth Corporatign Lodothe He Company
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Aireless
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Gereet
Fairfield Avenue
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Yorke
Wey
Cenker Aiste
Everclean
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Howland
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