Can You Afford to Wait Construction Debate 1919
Public works director urges wartime to peacetime building push. The memo emphasizes construction as essential to national welfare and reconstruction with cooperation across labor, industry, and government. It notes war debt relief through deferred building and calls for data driven projects nationwide.
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F. T. Miller
Public Works
Department of Labor
McAdoo
Labor Department
Information and Education Service
Wilson
State Councils of Defense
Secretary of War
Secretary of Labor
National Defense
Newton D. Baker
National Associations of Manufacturers
Washington, D. C
No Retired Patriot Hews to War Service in New Orleans
Ninety four year old Mrs Richard Flower leads Red Cross work in New Orleans since the war began. She knits sweaters socks helmets mufflers and washcloths daily and keeps up with war news. She has aided in entertainments for Red Cross fund raisers and raised five sons and three daughters. One son was the late Mayor Flower of New Orleans.
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Richard Flower
Red Cross
New Orleans
Flower
Mayor Flower
I Am Sincere Stop Calomel Dodson's Liver Tone
Local druggists report falling calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. The tone is described as safe, pleasant tasting, and effective for liver sluggishness and constipation with a money back guarantee.
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Calomel
Dodson
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Henne & Meyer Co
Cameron, Texas
Rockdale
Cameron , Thorndale, Buckholts
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