Former President William Howard Taft Praised Amid Mixed Remembrance
Opinion columns extol former president William Howard Taft noting his dignified conduct and public service while acknowledging mixed views on his tenure and re election. The piece lauds his patriotism, clear thinking, and steadfast public stance, framing him as a valuable national asset and a potential enduring advisor to the country.
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Hensly
Udit
Mlhig
Willian Howatatt
House
Hess
Melly
Hote Iin
Oliver W. Stewart
National Inquires
Disturbed Sleep and Digestion Highlighted in Medical Note
A fragment suggests disturbed sleep linked to indigestion causing stomach stress and liver stimulation. The source promotes a course or regimen to address these symptoms, though details are incomplete.
Not Bad For One Year Figures Made Public
Representative Caldwell in the House cites that the total American men and officers under arms, not counting natal forces, reach over two million, with 2,000,000 registrants and potential muster of another million. He notes America’s wartime mobilization surpasses Allies, despite German submarine hazards, and defends President Wilson from domestic critics while urging continued industrial and military buildup ahead of peace.
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Caldwell
House of Representatives
Natal
Caldiell
Jesstine
England
Draft Hitting Pennsylvania Farms Hard in Draft Era
Statistics from the Pennsylvania public safety committee show that about 400 men per county have left farms due to draft or enlistment. The census, conducted with state and federal aid, aims to reveal actual farm labor shortages and direct relief efforts, with 1,807 farms across multiple counties reporting labor changes and increased demand for dairy cattle and hogs.
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Pennsylvania Public Safety Comittee
Remkins
Pennsylvania
Cumulties of Public Safety
Robert W. Meyer
Tana
Cohumibit
Warren
Behaylill
Carbon
Cameron
Wayne, Greene
Faystte
Lackawatina
Committee of Pulile Safety
May order deliveries cancelled in food service plan
May deliveries cancelled announced by Food Administrator Klein after returning from Philadelphia. The plan cites labor shortages and higher costs for restaurants, hotels, and other venues. Proposal includes a five cent delivery surcharge per package and possible cooperative delivery system to reduce trips, though extra charges would persist.
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Bala Times
Wil Row
Jo Noaadeon
Nile
If & Watson
Velati
Net trone Presorption 94 aids rheumatic relief in winter
Relief for rheumatic sufferers as Net trone Presorption 94 is introduced. The remedy claims to treat rheumatism as a blood condition, offering restored vitality and fewer side effects. Available at Corry from C. O. Mybibitt & Son for 40 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
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Corry
Ly Mall
Mybibittle Son
Corry Chiropractor Ad Promotes Spine Care
A rough OCR fragment advertises Dr. Andrew Ivey, chiropractor, with practice at No. 3 Park Place and another Park Place location in Corry, Pennsylvania, listing a Bell telephone number and office details.
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Park Plaos
Corry
Bell
Park Plaga
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