Look Forward Not Backward Business Training Call to Youth
A wartime employment appeal urges youths to pursue training in commerce and business for national victory. It promotes Tyler Commercial College and related programs in finance, advertising, telegraphy, and cotton marketing, claiming trained workers will lead in postwar business.
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Be & Grater Senate
Baxijene
Sam
France
Benks
Ste
Tyler Cocenecrsal College
Tyler
Texas
Warns Nation of Red Peril in Propaganda Call to Teach Bolshevik Agenda
The Department of Justice issues a warning against a supposed Red movement seeking to subvert American life. It urges counter effort through press, schools, churches, labor unions, and community groups to expose and thwart Bolshevik propaganda. The statement accuses advocates of criminal aims and links them to broader political agitation during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Givie
Washington
Otle Munport
Farre
Worth Weight in Gold Says Talat Heals Man’s Ailments
Henry Howard a farmer from King Hill reports twelve years of rheumatism indigestion and loss of appetite improved after fourteen pounds gained on Talat. He describes pain relief increased mobility and restored appetite and urges others to try the medicine. Clifton sellers Carpenter Bros Yeading druggists. Also ad for setting eggs and poultry supplies by M N Grinlay.
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Talat
Henry
Howard
King Hill
Labo
Coe Wan Twolten
Rail Administration Becomes Extinct as Roads Are Returned
A chaotic report from Washington outlines the end of the United States Railroad Administration and the return of rail control to private operation. It notes the shift of authority, minimal presidential power, and the ongoing government role in rate regulation and arbitration, with a stated purchase fund around 200 million dollars for transition.
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Washington
Uuiet
Siniyare
Cirapetlom
Transfor
Uineetore
Ton
United States Commmerce Commission
Federal Funk Wet Unde
HAE Pureyane
Federal concession and labor costs in transit regulation
A historical notice describes a tentative settlement involving a receiving fund of 300 900 dollars to support new machinery and labor costs under cost commission rates. It references the Interstate Commerce Commission and power to regulate rates, with figures and names illustrating a broad regulatory framework and discussions of unions and wages.
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Vent
Pnlf
Srs
Legume
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Donote Erectiveee Ck Nwt
Texas Telephone CO
the Home. Grocery Company
Ifton, Texas
U. 8
Department of Juste
Mata Lane
Avelkos
Lavine
America
Andy Keolt
Reinon Pyeple
Uberty
Pete Rattle
Shia County
Ature
Gaia
Everett
M.N. Grinlay
Amd
Yiliwat
Fravides
Aden
John E. Swenson
Carpenter
Clifton Mill & Elevator Company
Viking
Clifton Mill & Elev. CO
Clifton, Texas
Hi Na
Oure
DR. SF. Larsed
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