Methods of the War Traffickers in Keeping Up Business
A historical critique of war profiteering detailing how arms makers, governments, and ex-officials collude to sustain conflict. It describes increased naval build ups, scrapping of old ships, and the hiring of former officials to maintain leaks of strategic information. The piece cites a 1494 armor ring incident and argues for restraint to avoid universal arms escalation.
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War Trust
Norruupond
Renalta
Nike
Russis
United Stat
Armor Plate Trust Alleged in Early 20th Century Hearing
In a 1914 naval hearing reports claim Josephus Daniels criticized armor plate bidding and suggested a world wide cartel among makers. He said foreign producers avoided bids, leaving U S manufacturers empowered while rivals colluded to keep prices high.
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Josephus Daniels
Prinsylvant
Scotts Emulsion Ad Warns of TB Dangers in US
An old advertisement emphasizes tuberculosis risks in the United States, claiming one death every three minutes from consumption. It urges readers to improve blood quality and strengthen lungs by taking Scott's Emulsion after meals, noting it is alcohol free and easy to take. The notice is signed Scott de Bowne, Bloomfield, 31, with the year 15-28.
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Scott de Bowne
Bloomfield
Dunkirk Fish Strike Ends After Pay Increase Pact
Dunkirk reports a settlement ending a strike by fishermen. The Desmond Fish Company and J. Alexander agree to a half cent per pound raise, with workers returning to duties. Booth Fisheries' stance pending due to manager W. W. Dibble’s absence.
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Dunkirk
Desmond Fish Company
Toiay
Fire Boys Enjoyed A Coon Supper
Brio Merald Union City Moose Lodge and fire department hosted a coon supper Friday night. About two dozen members attended with a few outsiders sampling the hospitality. The organization hosts a social and fundraiser about seven or eight times a year.
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Brio
Merald
Union City
Moose Ot
Coleman Hane
Uilon
Women Lose Ballot Vote in New Jersey Appeal
In New Jersey the statewide vote against women's suffrage shows a landslide defeat with estimates placing the amendment against by 50 000 to 60 000. Despite Wilson's pro suffrage stance, the state swung against enfranchisement as Newark and many towns voted heavily against the measure.
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Jersey City
New Joysey
Apparrianoss
Water For Women
Wilson
Jenders
Princeton
Newark
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonies
Westbrook Maine and Manitowoc Wisconsin readers report relief from symptoms at Change of Life or menopause after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Lawrence_MARK and Mrs M J Brownell describe back pain night sweats and overall health improvements with sustained use.
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Westbrook
Housaworth
Lydia B. Pinkham
Maine
Munsion
Wis
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M. J. Brownell
Manaton
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Lydia F. Pinkham
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Ten Mexicans Die in Wreck Incident Near Brownsville
Ten Mexicans died and four others were wounded in a wreck near Brownsville Texas after alleged complicity in the crime. Authorities say Mexican followers of Lulu De La Ram are connected to the incident seven miles north of Heawnsville.
Olive Tablets and quick relief for constipation
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative for constipation and sluggish liver. It claims the tablets ease dull headaches and improve bowel action without harsh purgatives, suggesting take at bedtime for steady relief. The note cites The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus.
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Hawatde
Sears
Ale
Coruna
Eheaiic
Davion
Turpid
Edwards
Tawardes
Ove Tablet Company
Columbus
Broker May Only Pay Five Per Cent
Huffalo reports a fragmented note about out of town brokers and a five percent payment rule, with unclear context and missing details. The brief hints at a local broker issue dated October 19 and mentions Korns or Korn figures, but lacks complete names or events.
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Huffalo
Korn
Pey
Assignment Notice Shocks Creditors of Paul Lambert & Co
Creditors learned of an Assignment at the benefit of creditors announced yesterday by Henry C. Tucker’s firm Paul Lambert & Co. The firm’s assets were described as 450 000 dollars in liabilities, with no definite figures, and only a small portion of balances due to customers. James C. Moore, Tucker’s attorney, indicated hopes of recovering more than ten percent of balances. Offices holding the balances are reportedly short of the market, and customers fear not regaining funds if the market improves.
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Paul Lambert & Co
Henry C. Tucker
James C. Moore
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