War Aims Rally Labor in World War I Effort
A continued editorial argues labor must unite to support war aims. It declares a German victory would broaden Prussian influence and urges workers to see production as essential to victory. The piece links freedom, democracy, and labor’s duty to sustain industry, mines, farms, and ships until peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Europe
Lbor
Congress of the
United States
Wilson
Buffalo
American Federation of Labor
Harry
Our
Republic
Uoen
Pegeelee
Doctors Failed to Help Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Shines
Worcester resident Mrs. F H Stoxe credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing months of weakness and bed rest. She reports improved health after long trial and urges women with displacements irregularities backaches and nervousness to try the root and herb remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhans
F. H. Stoxe
Beawdeln St
Lydia E. Pinklham
Plan Shakeup in Police Berths Controversy Over Moves
Plan to reassign sergeants and move officers across stations is under way led by Superintendent Redgate. The changes may shift traffic and detective work while questions persist about who will be moved and why. Commissioners have not filled all authorized patrolmen and lieutenant positions, leaving several posts vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polles
Redgate
Byron
Police
Blue
Rey
Pape's Dianepsia Quick Relief for Indigestion
End indigestion or stomach pain in five minutes with Pape's Dianepsia. The ad proclaims rapid, safe relief from acid stomach, heartburn, belching, and gastritis, urging a 50 cent case for home use and promising lasting comfort after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Americans Hold Lines as German Rockets Trigger Gas Warnings
Front reports describe American artillery speeding into action after German rockets signaled gas attacks and barrage threats. German shells and raids are answered with cautious counterfire while troops on three sectors press for advantage, with French officers praising American artillery and discipline amid fierce trench fighting and evasive air battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Geermans
Saegin
Fritz
France
St. Mihiel
Champagne
Associated Press
Belgium
Tahure
Lake Garda
Piave
Petrograd
Meir
Russians Kill 1,500 Workmen Continues on Page One
A dated dispatch reports Bolshevik claims of fighting Roumanian forces in Bessarabia with five demands for immediate actions. It also covers Bolshevik framing of the revolution as anti bourgeois, and a Stockholm observer noting waning Bolshevik power as soldiers depart for farms. The piece notes a campaign against the church and rising anti Jewish sentiment amid Russia’s turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessarabia
Steherbatcheff
Russia
Stockholm
Petrograd
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Leon Troteky
Worms Cure Claim Roars From Old Patent Ad
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Dr Dre’s Hlxiit and Dr Tine’s Talixit as cures for stomach worms and related child ailments. It cites testimonials from Houston and Auburn, promising relief and inviting orders beyond $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durian
Prue
Tine
Houston
Texas
Auburn
Italian Red Cross Drives For 5000 Members In Bridgeport
Italian Red Cross plans a two week drive in Bridgeport starting about March 2 to recruit 5,000 members. Dr John Formichella heads the local effort under Rome headquarters with aid from the joral chapter of the Red Cross and the Pro Patria committee. The earlier campaign yielded 13 600 members and organizers expect a smooth effort this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Italian Red Cross
John Formichella
Rome
Joral
The
Rei Cross
Pro Patria Committee
Army of Mixed Regulars Form in Bridgeport War Drive
Jerry Holmes leads an expanding army of Regulars to boost war stamp sales in Bridgeport. Floor-located lieutenants and office groups organize daily 10 stamps per week pledges, aiming to sustain the national effort beyond Thrift Week and toward victory in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Sam
Jerry Holmes
Berlin
Sammy
Jonathan Grout
Marsh, Stoddard and Day
W. LeRoy Ketch
W. T. Hincks
Colonel Hincks
David Day
General Day
The
War Board
Board of Strategy
Jerry
Christian Union
Brooklyn
Navy
Navy Yard
Coctors
Tanitariums
President Wilson Urges Carpenters to Return to Work
President Wilson urged the strikebound shipyard carpenters to accept the shipbuilding wage board solution and resume work at once, warning that striking harms national war effort. The appeals followed telegrams from William Hutcheson and reports of labor leaders supporting arbitration and urging timely settlement. The Baltimore and New York districts prepared for meetings as unions weigh next steps amid wage talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perce
Shipbuilding
New York
William GL. Hutcheson
Brotherhood of Carpnters and Joiners
Wilson
Shipping Board
Baltimore
William L. Hutcheson
Washington
Hutcheson
Butcheson
Adjustment Board
Delaware
How This Fine Family of Seven Children Keeps Healthy
A Whitinsville Massachusetts family credits Walther John's Medicine for keeping seven children healthy during colds and boosting bodies. The ad touts nourishment, warmth, and strength building while claiming no alcohol or dangerous drugs, asserting reliability for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaus Zandgka
Whitinsville
Mass
Walther John
Father John
Trust Your Rupture? Free 60 Day Trial Book Offer
A garbled sales pitch promotes a sixty day demonstration of a rupture truss claiming it can prevent surgery. It promises a free book and trial, urges sending the coupon to Box 224 CLUTE SONS New York, and touts an automatic belt design as the cure while warning against operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yane
Evan
Katherine
Wade
Averion
Gmns
Tiltis
Clutue Sons
New York
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the Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Police Commission
Common Council
Jack Tar
Lion Olars
Troy
Masonic Temple
Peiroerad
Wienday
Meat Department
Yankee Bacon
Meadowbrook
Bean Salt Park, Tb
Swift
Kirkman
Scot
Panane
Public Market
State & Bank
Jambulanc
Woseer
Glenwood
Hoosier
Main ST
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