Food Controller Bulletin Tour Arrives in Wyoming
A campaign promoting food conservation and wartime conditions travels through Wyoming with speakers from the Food Administration. The itinerary lists events from March 17 to March 22 featuring Mrs Basil Clark Dr H H Culbertson Dan Reed and others in towns including Cokeville Kemmerer Rock Springs Cheyenne Wheatland Casper Rawlins Douglas and Laramie with daytime school visits and evening mass meetings.
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France
England
Belgium
Italy
United States
Europe
The
Food Administration
Basil Clark
Cokeville
HH. C. Culbertron
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Hands Clark
Tan A. Need
Beanston
Basil Ork
Rock Springs
de H.C. Calbvertaon
Hock Springs
Dan A. Reed
Green River
Mr. Ranllat
Cheyenne
H. ©. Culbertson
Ft Russell
Industrial Club
Reed
Culbertson
Wheatland
Casper
WC. Culbertson
A Reed
Rawlins
How to Step a Bad Cough with a Cough Syrup Remedy
A home remedy claim describes mixing 214 ounces of inex into a pint sugar syrup to create a cough syrup. It asserts quick relief for severe coughs and chest colds, soothing irritated membranes and loosening phlegm with Pinex Norway pine extract noted for fast action.
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Norway
Women in New Mexico Knit With Skewers for Red Cross
In a small New Mexico town, Red Cross volunteers lacking knitting needles improvise with wooden meat skewers. Organizer George F. Oxley explains aid goals as every woman completes sweaters scarves and hats before proper needles arrive. The effort continues despite no local store stock.
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Red Cross
New Mexico
George F. Oxley
Reid Cross
Mr. Oxley
Witcher
Congress Investigations Become Glory, Says Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun argues that Congress shines when watchdog probes occur rather than during ordinary legislative work, framing investigations as a moment of political glory.
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Congress
Baltimore Sun
Jack Dempsey Emerges as Top Contender for Wilard Title
Coast fighter Jack Dempsey, age about three years in the ring, rises as the likely challenger to Jess Willard. Born William Kelly in Seattle, he trained on the Pacific coast and in a lumber camp, gaining a reputation for power and strong punching. He has faced Gunboat Smith and Carl Morris, beating Morris on the coast and dominating Smith in recent bouts.
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West
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Dempsey
California
New York
Burt Kenny
Andre Anderson
John Lester Johnson
Ines
Jack Kearn
Gunboat Smith
Carl Morris
Homer Smith
Morris
Smith
Carl
Seattle
Wish
William
Jack
America
John Kelly
House Oil Land Bill Concessions Backed by Wyoming
Wyoming lawmakers press for larger prospecting acreage and multiple leases to spur oil production. They argue Senate provisions and Section 16 relief favor wildcatters, while critics warn against favoritism to Standard Oil interests. Hearings likely to extend into next week.
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John PD. Clark
Leslie A. Miller
H. H. Schwarte
Wyoming Oil Men's Protective Association
Casper
Warwick M. Downing
Denver
Max W. Ball
Cheyenne
Wyoming
House
Publi Lands Committee
Senate
John D. Clark
Clark
Leslie Miller
Miller
Ike Clark
Big Horn
H. H. Schwartz
Downing
Forts
Kendrick
Carl Schuyler
Colorado Springs
Midwest
Altel Cibasab
Cdoade
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Old-Time Cold Cure Tea Claim Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Hamburg Preast Tea as aVegetarian remedy to break a cold and cure grip by drinking a cup after steeping one tablespoonful in boiling water. It claims to open pores relieve congestion loosen bowels and be inexpensive and harmless.
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Hamburg
Misery II Years In Misery II Years
A testimonial from Mrs. Lizzie of Oskaloosa Iowa praises a medicine for relief from weakness and severe pains. The letter urges other women to try it, claiming it helped her and could help others with similar irregularities and suffering.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Lizzie On
8Th Ave
Courtney
Hearings Hint Broad Agency Testimony From Government
Testimony is expected from the Department of Justice the Interior Department and the Navy Department with further witnesses from related agencies as part of ongoing hearings.
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Department of Justice
Interior Department
Navy Department
Economic Debate Sparks Fashion Quibble
In a humorous exchange quoted from Life, Isabel resists thrift while criticizing a costly fur coat. The line contrasts economy with appearances as a witty remark on spending and style.
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Isabel
Strategy and the conscientious officer in a burgling case
A sharp remark questions officer duties in a burglary scene. It argues personal judgment over intervention, stating a hypothetical home arrival where a wife defends herself against a burglar and the speaker would not help the intruder.
Finding an Advantage Supreme War Council
The Chicago Herald notes that a three member war council ensures one man remains at work while Senate committees question the other two members. The piece contrasts executive continuity with legislative scrutiny to argue for a triad leadership approach.
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Supreme War Council
Senate
Chicago Herald
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House Committee On Public Lands
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Denver, Colorado
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W. L. Beattie
J. J. Domke
Greeley
Greeley, Colo
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Kansas
Shivers & Company Investments
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Eeley Institute
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Peerless Iron and Wire Works Co
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Logan
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