No Labor No Cron Crisis Impacts Midyear Farm Sector
A fragmented historical crop note discusses a looming crisis in agriculture. It highlights farmers facing severe distress, potential export issues, and debates in government policy on labor exemptions and wartime production. The text emphasizes the stakes for crops, incomes, and political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auernpe
Tur Krav
Sheailden
Iraduets
Wits
Vieturions
Tir
Mihai
Anil Maki
Catorrh Cannot Be Cured with Lee Applications
Fragmented ad style text promotes a dubious cure for catarrh using Lee applications. It mixes medical jargon with garbled phrases and a call to send for a “perfect combination” of ingredients. Claims include dramatic healing, with references to “hope of the host” and a postal request to CHINYY & CO for a patent medicine.
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Lee
Toulon
Mera
Hinlva Caturrh
Chinyy & CO
Fropi
Fropi, Dlodo
Munitions Department Proposal Sparks War Bureaucracy Debate
Report outlines a proposed Department of Munitions with cabinet status to oversee ordnance production and wartime supplies. Critics warn it could add red tape, while supporters argue centralized control would speed arms effort and aid veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senabi
Iintiosis
Bad Lye
Genet Proeier
Ordnaniw
Ubeums
Mali
Howitt
EEN
War Department
Cankerbs
Bakr Js
Wan
Anil
Department of Munitions
Carly CluEhe
Twenty eighth division heads overseas soon
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Twenty eighth Division moving overseas, with garbled lines mentioning Camp Tancoek and Gitan and tension over extended-12 works. The text hints at prayers for the unit, expectations of actions by forces, and a patriotic wartime tone.
Coal curtailment shocks industry amid uncertain orders
The article reports a government action curtailing coal supply to industries, triggering concern over production, labor, and prices. It notes an official order restricting coal use, aims to preserve supply, and hints at broader industrial impact and potential reforms.
Jefferson papers quit three papers in town
Three Jefferson newspapers have suspended publication due to rising paper ink and printing costs. The Brockwayville Journal will likely cease soon, while the Brookville American and Regard face continued financial challenges under different editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
SPI
Jiforebu Coumlyy Newspayer
Uhu Sueponaion
Brockwayeilla
Brookville American
Aes Payer
Mien Untior
PuMention
WC. Niver
Gooey Adams
Adnans
Inger
Inger, Thy Mrocki
Muolos Tote
Reynoldeyile
Zema promotes clear skin claims for eczema and pimples
An advertisement touts Zema as a cleansing antiseptic liquid sold at drug stores for 35c or 1.00 for a large bottle. It claims to remove pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm, leaving skin clear and healthy. The product is described as non sticky, easily applied, and affordable, with E W Rove Co of Cleveland cited as distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Rove Co
Cleveland, O
survivor attends dedication at Tokyo monument in uniform
William J. Waydy, sole survivor of the Yamonk Perry Spode ton voyage to Japan in 1858, attended the dedication of the Peery monument in Tokyo. He wore the uniform he wore on that occasion, recalling historical ties and the fall of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Waydy
Japan
Peery
Monumbnt
Tokyo
Treachery conviction upheld in wartime shipping case
New York Jan 11 United States circuit court affirmed convictions of Miltsburg American Line officials for violating customs laws by sending supplies to German cruisers early in the war. Key defendants Karl Bunes Adolph Hun motiter George Kotter and Joseph Popphhouse faced prison terms with sentences varying up to a year and day. The government argued the line secretly chartered ships to aid German warships, including Berwind Loren zo and Glastony, to supply coal and provisions.
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New York
Karl Bunes
Dindcter
United States Circuit Court of
Mopentn
Deotstom
Hne
Boon
Hines
Adolph Hunmotiter
Tot
South Atlantic
Berwind
Lorenzo
Gladstony
Ehnaphat
Buck and Ty Quartetto at Plantation Grand Final
Buck and Ty Quartetto headline a dramatic grand final at Plantation venue. Local teams and sponsors highlighted as contestants race for top honors and prize money in a high stakes showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Plantation
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Wely
Tia
Thom Sweet Land
Ace of Liberty
Corry Evening Journal
Spilit
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Oleg
Garrier
Mall
Norse
Fea
Byng
Jamestown
Milestown
Washington, Dun
Undine
Per Alii Alrtir
Sam OU
Cane
Kerala Goats
Alberndustries
Ian
Fae Muah
Wiier Shane
Ste Yehin
Lf Thess
Linor Mune
Dade
Bamenr
Enne
Jon svAlAd
Aine Freud
Otic
Dirle
Knen
Musterole
Merchant’s Co-Operative
Slant
Price
Empire Vacuum Cleaners
Roger
RCE
PS Estes
Barlow Hdw. Co
Koonto
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