Chaplain Bill May Be Enacted Promoting Army Clergy
Washington Gazette reports a bill to remove discrimination against army chaplains in promotions. The Cap e Hall bill, backed by Catholic and Protestant groups, aims to grant chaplains parity with other officers, setting long promotion timelines and brigadier flags to accelerate advancement pending war department study.
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Washington Bureau
S - Washington
D.C
Washington
Army Chaplaina
Cape Hall
Lerner
Len Miefarland
Servier
Anany
Cergyawn
War Department
Comer
Pas
Dir
Miefarland
Snr
Anato Boux
Wait
Marefariand
War
Novel Umbrella Styles With Fashionable Handles Described
A detailed feature describes new umbrella varieties with wooden handles, bold colors, and decorative trims. It notes materials such as moriarwood and satin, plus water resistant fabrics, with design elements including feathers, ribbons, and painted details. It also covers safety codes for buildings and penalties for violations.
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Ghak Fryterestige
Ives
Nhe Drelits
Garxsole
Teshivn
New York
Iitebold
Iittoriey
Suayde
Wien
Iona Sirmon
Dry Cleaning Firms Fight Fires Increase in West Virginia
A garbled report notes fires in dry cleaning establishments prompting legislative action. The state fire marshal and other officials consider stricter fire protection measures, urging stronger oversight and safety requirements in the industry.
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Viesinia
Amin
Fragmentary Crime and Trade Notes From an Old Ledger
A damaged OCR fragment reports a violent incident in Danville with multiple blows and a death, then shifts to a trader opening to sell rugs carpets wool and skins in Mauerien and Persian dealings. It mentions camel transport and salubrious timber shipments for furniture panel matching.
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Mauerien
Persia
Tundeb
Boabas
Easley Confirms Gompers Reports Involving Anarchist Plot
New York Feb 28 A Easley head of the National City Federation confirms reports naming A J Morgan Charles M Schwal Yolen Lupont and Pens fend Wilset as targets of anarchist plots before Americas entry to the war He says Gompers was implicated in the plot and that an agent using a false name infiltrated German circles to expose the conspiracy The statements touch on efforts to assassinate President Wilson and warn of German agent activity abroad and in Egypt amid insurance concerns.
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New York
A. J. Morgan
Charles M. Schwal
Yolen Lupont
Pens Fend Wilset
Tralpie XM
Sley
National
Civty Federation
Samuel Gompers
Ait Ashe
My. Gainers
Oni
Iuse Aelive ii
Huperut
Wilming-ton Deh
Morgen
Sohn
Easley
Anarelisie
Wilson
Abroa
Gimpers
Cunperssutdes
Binley
Che Gerona
Wwe
Europe
Unclaimed Umbrellas Spark College Sale and Mining Split
In Northampton Massachusetts custodians report about 290 unclaimed umbrellas from a campus sale. Proceeds from the annual Christmas sale exceed four hundred fifty dollars as unclaimed items are sold to charity. Separately diamond producers in South Africa worry over rising alluvial finds and pricing pressures.
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Northampton
Mass
Auodern College
South College
Movharity Organization
South Africa
Health expert draw crowds at local drug store promo
A health expert from Dayton attracts large crowds at a Virginia and Capitol Streets drug store. The feature, Pepgen, promises stomach relief and renewed vigor for men, with testimonials from local patrons and a list of participating stores.
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Virginia
Capitol
Dayton
JW Daugherty
Patterfelit
Capitol Steel
Degg
New Sweden
Wbitartion
Daugherty
Tite
Pepgen
Omorie Hinge
Interselina
O. Bo Lutte
Capitol Streets
Oeer Lite Tves
Jarrett Aenurr
Hn Sane
Twentieth Century Treatment for Charleston Ills Promised
An advertisement touts modern electro medical therapy in Charleston offering a full range of high frequency and ray based treatments. It claims painless procedures, no shocks, and in house drug department with X ray equipment, blood tests, microscope, and a complete laboratory for diagnostics and treatment outside New York.
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Charleston
New York
A Talk to Men on Electro Medical Treatment
A Talk to Men outlines treatment for rectal troubles including hemorrhoids and bladder, kidney, and prostate issues. It promotes the Electro Medical Treatment as affordable and effective, mentions polon poisoning and the 608 and 914 remedies attributed to Dr Paul Bhrit, labeled as Salvarsan and Neo Salvarsan.
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Paul Bhrit
A Talk to Women on Health and Dignity
A health article urges women to study their bodies to gain strength and a clear complexion. It cites the delicate female anatomy and constant duties as causes of diseases, warning that neglect worsens conditions until they become incurable.
Stomach and Bowel Troubles Relieved in Ten Minutes
A new treatment promises instant relief for indigestion upset stomach and heartburn with no drugs. It claims to kill intestinal germs stop auto intoxication and restore health. Free trial offer asks for name and address to mail treatment postpaid from W A Smith Kansas City Missouri.
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Yepgen
Yepman
W. A. Smith
Kansas City
Catarrh Treatment Promoted by Electric Medical Doctors
A promotional piece extols an ozone inhalation therapy for catarrh linked to brain and nerve effects. It touts the simplicity and purity of the air treatment generated by an electrical machine, plus medicines as a combined remedy, urging readers to consult the Electric Medical Doctors for relief.
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Roti Agen
C Hartes S. Minlefarlina
Vealof
Wewerad
Army
Navy
Danderine
Saris
Gordon
Square Hotely
Herald Square
34Th Street
Paris
Navy Line
Taffide
Mitfernet
Mindeliing
Moira
Sitips
Niubby
Wenger Simon
Danville
Penn
Geri and
Polish Lumber Deniers
Ibinet Makers
Sweden
Willy Wood
Gompers
Civic Federation
Labor
Egypt
Telcom
J. W. Daugherty
Pharteston
W. Daltgherey
Electro -Medical
City OF
W. VA
Virginia Street
Charleston’s New Bread
Marie's Baking Company
Tennessee Ave
West Virginia Waterelectric Company
Nose and Throat Department
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