Soothing Musterole jars push sales in hospital size line
An advertisement promotes Soothing Musterole in large hospital size jars priced at $2.50. The copy urges steady supply and repeated use for comfort, though exact product details are limited in the OCR fragment.
Wichita Bishop Reaches Thirtieth Year of Service
Wichita Kan November 28 Rt Rev John J Hasennessy Wil have completed his thirtieth year as bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Wichita He is the oldest Catholic bishop in United States in point of service Born in Ireland years ago he came to the United States in childhood His education began in St Louis and his theological training at Cah Girardeau college He was ordained in 1869 and spent twenty years in Missouri organizing missions building churches and editing church publications He became rector of St Johns Church St Louis in 1880 before being named bishop of Wichita
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Conservation Week for World Relief Urges Food Sharing
The Food Administration calls December 17 as Conservation Week to urge Americans to share food with allies and war-stricken Europe. It stresses boosting exports from surplus to aid distress in central Europe, warns against waste, and highlights milk, meat, and butter production tied to feed supplies.
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Carry On urged to guard against unwise sympathy
The National Security League appeals through 500000 patriotic women to oppose sympathy for the defeated enemy and push for a peace of justice. Miss Etta Leighton leads a nationwide mobilization urging organizations to prevent unwise sentimentality that could hinder negotiations and promote liberty and justice for all.
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Fragmentary note on skin relief and treatment claims
The readable phrases discuss itching relief and skin softness through unspecified remedies. References to a product or service are unclear and no verifiable entities or outcomes are present in the text.
Sorghum Syrup To Replace Sugar In Douglas County
A countywide effort in Douglas Nebraska seeks a sugar substitute from sorghum. Six farmers co funded a small mill with an expert sirup maker. syrup sells for 1.25 to 1.50 a gallon and demand may exceed supply. Five mills operate in the county amid plans to form a stock company to manage sorghum cane.
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Stubborn Coughs and Colds Ad Display
Fragmentary ad copy notes a cough and cold remedy available at all druggists with price references 60c and 1.20. Limited readable details suggest a promotional line urging purchase.
Department men to be judges at international livestock show
FP R Marshall acting chief of the animal husbandry division and EH Russell in charge of swine investigations will judge at the Chicago International Livestock Show from November 20 to December 7. Marshall will judge the student contest and Russell will be alternate judge of Duroc Jersey swine. Extension field men will organize parties of stockmen to attend. No educational exhibits due to worker shortage.
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Scandinavians Helped Develop the Pacific Northwest
N A Greystad, former US minister, tours Washington state and notes Scandinavian Americans shaped the northwest. Norwegians pioneered Puget Sound fisheries and farming, Seattle hosts Scandinavian banks and papers, and Swedes and Norwegians helped discover Nome gold spurring later prospecting.
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Reduction of Youngstown Police Ct Labor Supply
Influenza shut many professions prompting shifts in the era, with vaudeville actors and lecturers taking new roles in munitions plants and others, including clergymen and school teachers, finding work in shipyards as the nation faced the influenza impact.
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Labor Shortage Slows Railroads After Saloon Closures
Youngstown Ohio faces labor troubles as railroads lose a courtroom labor pool. Delinquents were offered to work off fines, but closing saloons and reduced opportunities curb this labor source, complicating recruitment for railroad jobs. High school boys helped during the enforced vacation period.
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