Soothing Musterole jars advertised for hospital size
An ad promotes Soothing Musterole in large jars and hospital size, with prices noted at $2.50 for the hospital size and bulk 60c jars. The text focuses on product presentation and pricing offerings.
Bishop John Hennessy Reaches Thirtieth Year in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas on November 28 Rt Rev John J Hennessy marks thirty years as bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Wichita. Born in Ireland he came to the United States in childhood and was educated in St Louis with theological training at Cape Girardeau College. He was ordained in 1869 and spent twenty years in Missouri before becoming rector at St Johns Church St Louis and later appointed bishop of Wichita.
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Conservation Week Mobilizes Food Aid Effort
A wartime notice urges American citizens to observe Conservation Week on December 17 to share food with allies and distressed European nations. It emphasizes increasing exports from 17 to 20 million tons, highlights milk and meat production, and calls individuals to act in pledges and voluntary saving to support relief.
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Carry On Appeal Urges Women Guard Against Sentimentality
News brief on the National Security league urging 500000 patriotic women to resist sympathetic sentimentality for defeated foes. Miss Leighton explains dangers of Bolshevism and calls for firm support of a peace grounded in liberty and justice for all with endorsements from major women’s and civic groups nationwide.
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Liching mistreatment product claim noted by reader
Fragmentary text hints at a health product claim promising skin relief and softness. Mentions seeking a remedy, with unclear references to a brand or supplier and no verifiable details.
Sorghum Syrup Initiative Grows in Douglas County Neb
A county effort in Douglas Nebraska uses sorghum crops to create a sugar substitute. Six farmers joined with a mill and expert syrup maker to produce syrup selling at 1.25 to 1.50 per gallon, with demand outpacing supply. Five mills operate in the county and a stock company is being organized to manage cane from Willow County.
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Stubborn Coughs and Colds Ad Advertising
An old advertisement notes stubborn coughs and colds with a drugstore reminder. It markets a remedy available at druggists priced 60 cents and 1.20 dollars. The copy emphasizes easy purchase and home relief.
Department Men to Be Judges at International Livestock Show
FP R Marshall acting chief of the USDA animal husbandry division and EH Russell in charge of swine investigations will judge at the Chicago International Livestock Show, November 20 to December 7. Marshall will judge the student contest and Russell will be alternate judge for Duroc Jersey swine. Extension field men will conduct parties of stockmen to the event. The Bureau of Animal Industry will not have educational exhibits this year due to worker shortage.
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Scandinavians Helped Develop the Pacific Northwest
N A Greystad an ex US minister to Uruguay and Paraguay tours Washington state and cites Scandinavian influence in fisheries farming and business. He notes Norwegian led Puget Sound fishing, three Seattle banks and two Norwegian papers including Washington Posten. He adds Swedes and Norwegians joined Nome gold rush.
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Reduction in Labor as Influenza Hits Nation
When influenza struck the country, performers like vaudeville actors and lecturers sought other work. An entire company of actors joined a munitions plant handling pig iron while clergymen and teachers found temporary positions in shipyards as the demand for labor shifted.
Relief and Labor Woes Across Communities
The piece notes convival relief measures and remedies for aches while mentioning high school boys aiding in shut-down periods. It highlights Youngstown Ohio where railroads drafted labor via police courts, offering delinquents a chance to work off fines as saloons closed and few misdemeanors occurred, tightening labor supply.
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