War Department transfers surplus motor equipment to agencies
The War Department approves transferring its surplus serviceable motor equipment to the Post Office Department, Public Health Service, and Department of Agriculture under Congressional acts of 1913 1918 1919. About 39 100 vehicles move to these agencies with 10 064 to Post Office 1 396 to Public Health Service and 27 983 to Bureau of Public Roads. Public sale will occur for unserviceable units at camps and yards after press ads.
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Post Office
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of War
Public Health Service
Post Office Department
Bureau of Public Roads
War Department
Congress
Philip's Triumph in Geometry and Family Support
Philip Rogers abandons a night of sledding to study geometry to help his family. He completes a challenging original problem, earns 95 percent and the honor of valedictorian, and Edith invites him to a celebratory class gathering, while his mother expresses pride in his sacrifice.
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Philip Rogers
Charley Is
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Charley
Philip
Charley Loomis
Edith Jones
Edith
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Ralph Wood
Professor Strong
Aldways
McClure Newa
Lemon Lotion Promises Skin Whitening From Lemons
A vintage ad proclaims lemon juice mixed with orchard white creates a quarter pint skin beautifier. It claims to fade freckles and tan while softening and whitening skin, recommending daily facial massage with the lotion and suggesting easy, months of storage refrigerated after straining.
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