Prohibition Rules Outline for Medical and Religious Alcohol Use
The document describes permits for physicians to obtain alcohol for medical use without land sale, with yearly limits and bond requirements. It notes sacramental wine production, clerical approvals, and safeguards against misuse. It mentions reduced wine production limits and affidavits aligned with Orthodox Rabbis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phrsieiang
Federal Prohibition Enforcement
Internal Revenue Office
Christmas Packages for Overseas Servicemen Pass Through Bridgeport
The Bridgeport post office handles Christmas parcels for American Expeditionary Force members in Siberia Germany and other theaters. Regulations limit weight and size for different zones with deadlines and specific addressee instructions to ensure timely delivery.
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Siberia
Army of Occupation
Germany
Globe
Bridgeport
Postal Department
Greene
Stheri
Mark
Mort Xn Tarett
San Frencisco
United State Naval Forces
Eaflers
Barnum Community Meeting Planned At School Center
An informal Barnum School Center meeting is announced to discuss upcoming winter activities. All members of the section aged 18 and over are urged to attend as plans are formed.
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Barnum Commcenidty
Sarin Shoo
Barnum School
Toe Zilel
New Haven Hosts Mechanical Engineers Fair Highlights
At Yale yesterday the Connecticut section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers held its annual fair meeting. Colonel Tf Pay, Kingston, and Laws in Matone 7, Slade of New York addressed attendees, outlining transportation topics and current industry prompts.
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New Haven
Connecticut
American Society of Mechanical Pnginers
Yale
Tf Pay
Kington
Matone
Slade
New
Roosevelt campaign drives effort against war-time policy
Fragmented OCR text references Teviart at a central base and the Roosevelt administration, noting dates and events tied to a campaign by supporters. The source is garbled but appears to describe actions by the Roosevelt administration and related figures amid wartime policy debates.
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New York
Central
Roosevelt
Reenactment of Daylight Saving Law Favored by CT Chamber
The Connecticut Chamber of Commerce favored reenacting daylight saving legislation and adopted a resolution at its annual convention. The body urged inquiry into plans to boost foreign trade for CT manufacturers, enforce laws to maintain peace and safety, and study power resources. It pressed for enforcement to prevent disruptions to transportation, light, fuel, or food and called for higher production and agriculture focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Guarnmerce
Secretary of the Interior
Chamber banquet on guns at international trade commission
A garbled report notes a chamber banquet addressing gun issues at the international trade commission with involvement from an army, mentioning Washington.
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Internation Trade Commission
Woslon
War inquiry postponed as WWI profits noted
Berlin November 20 The sub committee of the National Assembly investigating war responsibility postpones the inquiry for ten days and deems further examination of Marshal Von Windenburg and General Ludendorff unnecessary concerning President Wilson’s peacemaking efforts.
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Berlin
National Assembly
Vwield
Marshal von Windenburg
Ludendorff
Wilson
New York TeacherDismissed for Communist Ties
Sonia Ginsberg, a probationary New York City public school teacher from Brooklyn, was dismissed after a hearing by Superintendent William E. Sittinger. Her name appeared in the communist party card file seized in raids as part of a campaign to purge teachers accused of promoting revolutionary socialist doctrine in schools.
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New York
New York City
Sonia Ginsberg
Porty-First
Street
Brooklyn
Communist Party
William E. Iittinger
Anglo-Japanese Realty Report on 107k Treaty Prospects
Officials in Iandon November 20 decline to comment on prospects of a reversal of the Anglo Japanese area treaty expiring in 107k. They note that ordinarily the treaty would have been submitted to the League of Nations but current postwar conditions affect the process.
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Anglo-Jap Realty
Iandon
League of Nations
Fragmentary historical note on diplomacy and ships
A fragmented OCR passage discusses predicting the league's course in diplomacy and the use of land or ships as bunk arguments. It references foreigners and ship flow, but the text remains unclear and appears garbled with nonsensical phrases and incomplete sentences.
Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco, Doctor Explains
A physician outlines how tobacco damages the body and lists symptoms from throat irritation to heart trouble. He advises quitting and promotes Nicotol tablets as a remedy, noting a money back guarantee and dealer details.
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Connor
Johns Hopking Hospi Sare
Nenad
Cyrus Drugfield
Snesman Drug
Stratford Ave
Ostrofsky
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Alfred Fox
Union of Orthodox Rabbis
Telegram
State Chamber of Commerce
Pirot
Roe
Conlin & Green, Incorporated
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League
Laven
Nsvad
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