American ships to repatriate Czecho-Slovak troops
The Shipping Board will use American ships to move Czecho-Slovak, Polish, Jungslav and Roumanian troops from Siberia. The operation will proceed at about 10 000 men per month, funded from loans to the allied governments. Repatriation is one of the war’s final major operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dan
Shipping Board
Siberia
State Department
America
United States
Pluar
Souvenirs From France Ready For Service Men
Local station at Main Street announced a supply of French souvenir pamphlets for American Expeditionary Force veterans who served overseas. Ex servicemen must show discharge papers noting overseas service to receive one pamphlet per person.
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Main Street
Americam
L’rance
Fragmentary OCR News Item on WWI Era Allegiance Shifts
The readable fragments describe allied nations discharging obligations to Troons or Czecho specific groups, noting their break from German world domination aims, with mention of Austrian and Russian forces. The text is heavily garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
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United States
Germany
Czecghoe-Stovaks
Carty
Tie Wit
Low Pay in Federal Service Causing Hundreds to Desert
Washington dispatch reports mass turnover in federal service as salaries fail to compete with private industry and universities. Forest Service and Bureau of Standards losses include hundreds of trained specialists. tax and road bureaus struggle to retain talent as private sector offers higher pay. The piece argues a government salary crisis endangers functioning agencies and future policy.
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Income Tax Division
Forest Service
Freperig J. Hasseln
Washington, D. C
Washington
United States
fPorest
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Internal Revenue Bureau
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Forest Products
British India
Dehra. Dun
Himalaya Mountains
Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for the Eyes
Eye specialists prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy for eye trouble and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under money refund guarantee by fat druggists.
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Usider
Wild Untarnished Paper Guards Siren Night Embrace
A terse fragment mentions protection of a paper from tarnish amidst a nocturnal tale. Names and precise events are unclear, but the tone suggests a guarded publication or a dramatic incident involving a siren and a night scene. The readable bits emphasize preservation and vigilance.
Substitutes Of No Value In Baking Explained
An excerpt from the Agriculture Department notes substitutes in baking are claimed to replace flour. The text, though garbled, suggests substitutes may cost about 1 cent per ounce and equates to roughly $1 per dozen in value.
Copper shipments fuel German credit payments
International News Service reports New York January dispatch that large quantities of copper are moving to Germany in settlement of credits. British and Dutch advances are said to back dollar credits used to buy copper, which may be cleared through Rotterdam as German production for electricity grows.
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Germany
International News Service
Niaw
York
Jan
Great Britain
Holland
Rotterdam
Simple and practical polish for brass and copper
A compact tip advises rubbing brass and copper with a fruit such as orange or lemon and polishing with a dry cloth. It notes the method is simple, effective, and portable, suitable when traveling.
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Bridgeport Floral Co
Fairfield Ave
Rhoad Sy
Teven Ce
SAOE
Bridgeport
Main ST
American Walnut Growers’ Association
T Ie
South Africa
Bureau of Public Roads
Logan
Walter Page
Tte
United Staets
United Staes
Ag Agricultura
Rairoads
National Foresta
Congress
Congresa
Mae
Farmer
Wm. R. Kerr
City of
Chicago
Castile
Logkwogd
Baagkett Company
Boston
Harvard
H. Traiser & Co., Inc
Black Ti
Ugh
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Rochester
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Corner
Elm Street
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Buffalo
St. Louis
Georgette Crepe
Bedell
Satin
Velvet
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