Critics Question Bill 400 In Carry Pa Dairy Trade
Mrs Grant E Johnson writes to the City of Carry health board raising questions about Bill No. 400. She and other dairy patrons oppose licensing rules, arguing dairy sales and buttermilk access are restricted unfairly, and ask for changes before June. She cites farmers, cousins, home deliveries, and health certificates.
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Shace
Council
Board of Heatth
Aly
Grant E. Johnson
R. D
Corry
Maple Shade Farm
Wealthy Italians Shot in Chicago Barber Shop
Two wealthy Italians, Giorgio and Casaio, were gunned down in a Chicago barber shop by two gunmen. The killers seized the chairs and opened fire, killing both men instantly before fleeing. The victims, from New Orleans, had just arrived from Buffalo, with a Black Hand feud suspected behind the murders.
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Chicago
United Press
Ciicago
Debilla Liachohit
Asta Giorgio
James Casaio
Giorgio
Dauphine Street
New Orleans
Cusaio
Buffalo
Investigate Steel Merger Prompted by La Follette Resolution
The Federal Trade Commission moved quickly after the La Follette resolution, wiring the involved steel companies for full and specific information on the proposed merger to scrutinize the consolidation.
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Unitedross
Washington
la Follette
Federal Trade Commission
Burton of Op Ras Ip to Canton O
A cryptic line notes a person named Burton of Op Ras Ip traveling from a city in the afternoon to Canton Ohio.
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Canton
Change of Life Woman’s Trial
Metropolis Illinois reader Mrs Exuia Cycren reports eight months of bed rest from change of life symptoms eased by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health, energy for housework and walking, and notes others benefited. Nervousness irritability hot flashes headaches and dizziness relieved by the medicine.
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Metropolis
Tinois
Lydia Er Pinkham
Mrs. Smith
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sveral
7Th St
Tilinota
Lydia A. Pinkham
Memoirs of the ex Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany
Ex Crown Prince Wilhelm Hohenzollern reflects on Austria Hungary influence, the July 1914 crisis, and the path to World War I. He recalls warnings to Bethmann Hollweg, the archducal diplomacy in Vienna, and his own view of England and Russia as Germany mobilized. He notes long exile, personal losses, and a sense of fatal dependence on Vienna.
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Wilhelm
Germany
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Bethmann- Hollweg
Vienna
Francis Feetinand
Rasta
Berlin
Vienn
Foreign Office
Reich
Austria Hungary
Hismarel
Vienna Belvedere
Serbia
Ltimatissa
Giles
Belgrade
Lelf
Patstam
Ols
Hippolytushol
Peereboom
Oesterland
Maikeshifta
Amerongen
Twan
Peshawar
Laugluie
Young
Uemonition Bf
Hetlmann Hollweg
Morocco
Smething
France
Genera
Vosges
von Moltke
West Prussia
Zoppot
Zope Pot
Boro
Pertonages
Thors
Tron
Tlewen
Norwegian
Tose
Willhelmstrase
Kiel
Hoheneastern
Muller
Lowore
New Palace
Prince Henry
England
von Bethmann Todlweg
Bethmann
Russia
Franhce
Saly
Roummain
Rethmann
Turkey
Buk Baria
Austria
Don
Kemer
Kaiser
Norway
Satay
Carldhad
von Tirple
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