Hoover's Report on Packers Reveals Public-spirited Aims
The confidential six month old report to the president, released today, argues for curbs on packers without denouncing big business. It sides with Kendrick on distributing centers, notes packers profits from by products, and portrays Hoover as a public-spirited reformer not a tool of financiers.
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Hoover
Hooves
Kendrick
Livestock Association
Atria
Seniator
Herbert Hoover
Unlikely German War Time Substitutes from Waste
The article reviews German efforts to repurpose waste into everyday goods. It notes clay and wood ashes used to make soap and washcloths, fat clay as soap, cardboard as leather substitute, blackberry leaves as tea, and large-scale use of beet root byproducts in toffee substitutes. It mentions wood ashes for skin but cautions cracking if overused. Paper yarn, or pellalose yarn, is introduced as a modern material.
Paper Yarn and War Inventions From Germany
Germany developed paper yarns from weeds and wool mixed fibers for textiles and furnishings. New soft yarns strengthen with washing and yield sturdy horse blankets hospital textiles and sheets while paper wool substitutes appear in mackintoshes curtains and embroidered blouses. Berlin firms tested washability and durability with public demonstrations and two ply paper strings with flax core gained wide use.
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Exton
T Ue
Berlin
Germany
Peace Negotiations Take a Long Time
The article argues that peace conferences rarely finish within weeks and cites historic examples such as the Congress of Vienna and Aix-la-Chapelle to show longer durations. It notes modern travel and communication speed may shorten times, but emphasizes the likelihood of extended deliberation.
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Wilson
Seasion
Paris
Vienna
Napoleon
Talleyrand
Elba
Waterloo
Aix-la-Chepelie
Campo Formo
France
Austria
Russia
Japan
Pacific coast congress meets in San Francisco today
Ottawa dispatch notes Canada’s second session of the thirteenth Parliament set to open Thursday. Western and lower province members arrive today while Quebec and Ontario delegates come tonight or tomorrow. Formal ceremonies include a military display and royal salute marking the session’s start.
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Pacific Coast
League of Nations
San Francisco
Dominion Lawmakers
Manitoba Dairy Association
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Dominion War Session Notes Top Policy Issues
The article outlines expected topics for the upcoming Dominion war session including liquors policy reform, prohibition, and possible concessions on beer and light wines. It also anticipates a broad highway program, education reforms, bankruptcy laws, and technical training measures. Reconstruction and public works funding, pensions, and large appropriations are highlighted as key fiscal concerns.
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Dominion
Necamarf
I W W to Convene In Chicago For General Session
The Industrial Workers of the World plan a general convention to review current conditions and outline future plans. The temporary executive board will meet in Chicago to issue a call for the full convention, likely to be held near May. Irvin S. Cobb will speak Monday evening at the W S gym, with admission set at one dollar.
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Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Hair Remedy for Grey Hair Darkening at Home
An ad advises a home hair darkening remedy using bay rum Barbo Compound and glycorine mixed with water. Apply twice weekly for desired shade and to look younger. claims it darkens without dye, is gentle on the scalp, non greasy, and easily bought at drug stores.
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Ady
Caminetti Campaign for Deportation Gets Underway
Anthony Caminetti, U S commissioner general of immigration, launches a deportation campaign targeting undesirable aliens. A Californian and lawyer by training, his career spans county prosecutor terms to congressional service. Irvin Cobb will speak on Monday February 24 at the high school theater, admission one dollar.
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Anthony Caminetti
U. S
Profealon
Termacin
Ing Congress
Iie
Democratic Party
Provident Witkow
Irvin S. Cobb
America
Notable birthdays mark several historic figures
Mielinag Pat born Madrid 76 years ago today, General Sir Henry Sinclair Horne born 58 years ago today, Newcomp Carlton born Elizabeth New Jersey 50 years ago today, Maj. Gen. William Crozier born Carrollton Ohio 4 years ago today. State leader want ad ng results.
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Mielinag Pat
Bardnass Coderelrom
Eveateat
Singer
Madrid
Henry Sinclair Horne
Irilich
Dmrocourt
Drive for Funds Still Progressing Amid Local Listings
A fragmented roster lists numerous local businesses and individuals contributing to a fundraising drive. Entries include merchants, grocers, and service firms such as Hammond Packing Co, Johnston Grocery Co, United Grocery & Bakery Co, and Randolph Leigh, with varied donation amounts recorded, reflecting broad community support.
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J. T. Bell
W. B. Dinheon
Ingersoll Btore Co
J. Owanmell
Hammond Packing Co
Johnston Grocery Co
Hammond Hwd
David Nimmo
Bon Shoe & Clothing Co
R. N. GaFontaine
Ee Satis & Cuath Seaheas A
Johnston
Geo. W. Daiber
J. H. Walton
Bam Stark
Boro Os
Samuel Obenstein
Joseph Watserman
W. C. Bond & Co
W. A. Forbes
Max J. Meyer
John J. Astle
Beees Harry B. Henderson
National Lumber Co
Bert Griffinh
Hopper & Bartley How
Geo
H. Kingham
Fred L. Marken
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finklei
Albert Crowland
Randolph Leigh
Niveth-Roberta Jewelry
Bo G
Rigdon
David J. Mowelli Ivy
Sam Marechick and Sons
Jack Hiesheey
Ceva B. McMillan
Seeee
Peter Appel, Jr
A. Baker
John D. Wright
M. A. Chapman
B. VY
Fuliete
Oscar C. Btanfield
Thomas P
Joseph Goldberg
Dan Borgman
United
HL Hartung
H. Garwood
James Morrigam
Chas, J. Griffin
E. W. Glafcke
A. Fy Pesbody
Vera G. Jones Aletewebeeate
I. A. Whiting
Cee
X. C. Memtzer
Setarie Ae Gwen
Smith
California Universities Renew All Sport After War
University of California and Stanford plan spring track and field schedules as demobilization returns athletes. UC lists veterans and record holders forming the varsity squad for 1919 with stars Lieb Geoppert and Jackson. Stanford, led by captain-elect Reginal Caughes, expects a strong season with Miller, Wilkie, Hertel, Wright and other veterans in sprint and distance events.
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Associated Press
San Prancisco
Cal
University of California and Stentor University
Sixten
Nocveleus
University of California
Stanford
Reginal Caughes
Asready
Maynard Miller
Wilkie
Hertel
Wright
Lilly
Wella
Dial
Tellsworth
Westwick
University of California Student Daily
Eugene Lieb
Karl Geoppert
William Jackson
Captain Johnson
Winper
Purnell
Thomas
Hutchinson
Cantelow
Arthur Dunne
Nolands
Mebr
Sprott
Reach
Winter sports events update New Orleans to Honolulu
Racing shows the winter meeting in New Orleans and in Havana with Cubs training. Bay State Circuit stewards meet in Boston. Westminster Kennel Club annual show opens in New York City. Carnival tennis opens in Honolulu. Chicago hosts 0 yard free style and 200 yard breaststroke championships.
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New Orleans
Havana
Cubs
Boston
Westminster Kennel Club
New York
Honolulu
Chicago
Prescribed Home Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Congestion
A scanned ad or editorial fragment describes mixing catarrhal draught with water and sugar to ease head congestion and nasal blockage. It promises quick relief for catarrhal deafness or head noses and mentions an accompanying state leader want ads section.
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Congress of Library Men
New York City
James Russell Lowell
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Houston
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Des Moines
Iowa
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