Harvesters Unilaterally Adopt Employers Liability Plan
International Harvester of Chicago announces a private employers liability plan for 25 000 workers across the nation. The program guarantees income in case of disability or death with specified wage-based benefits and allows optional employee premiums to boost first month disability pay.
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International Harvester Company of Chicago
Harvester Concern
Harvester Corporation
Summer rates fixed by big railroads Chicago meeting
Eastern passen ger officials meeting east of the Mississippi river decide to extend last summer's reduced tourist excursion rates this season from June 1 to Sept 31 with a thirty day return limit and a fare of one and a third plus $2 for the round trip. The Grand Trunk prompts a rate to Boston for the National Education association event ahead of other eastern roads. The Wabash will align via Canada, otherwise normal summer fares apply.
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Central Passenger Association
National Hducation Association
Grand Trunk
Canada
The Silent Wife: A Lesson in Enduring Abuse
A wife recounts years of her husband’s violent outbursts and her choice to remain silent. She notes Mr. Sinclair’s quiet help during crises, the burden of concealing suffering, and her belief that silence preserved him despite worsening harm.
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Mr. Sinclair
Libaraby
Circulation cure for piles promoted by Hem-Roid
An advertisement claims piles cannot be cured while the blood stagnates in the lower bowel and promotes Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid as a thorough internal remedy. Sold by Houseworth Bros with a 24 day treatment and a money back guarantee. Buffalo New York station B address given. Write for booklet.
Red Dragon of the Sky Coughs and Colds Prevention
Careful mothers urged to use Foley's Honey for spring illnesses. The notice emphasizes urgent relief for croup and respiratory discomfort in children and promotes safe, effective care to protect little lives.
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Foley
Croup
New Pension Bill Presented in House
Washington April 4 A pension bill would grant retired pay to surviving volunteer officers with six months service and a $30 monthly pension to honorably discharged enlisted men over 70. The measure, reported by Prince of Hingis, sets retired pay at one third of initial active pay for two-plus years service, with proportionality for shorter terms. The bill estimates first year costs at $9,204,000.
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Washington, D. C
United States Army
Prince of Hingis
Military Affairs Committee
United States
Not So Darned Famished Wolf Tale from Russia
A storyteller recalls a chase across frozen Russia where a sleigh is pursued by hungry wolves. He shoots several, only to have them devoured, until a listener questions the odd math of the wolves’ hunger. The teller concedes perhaps the last wolf was not so famished after all.
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Russia
lJéverybody's
Health remedies and patent cure ads from old newspaper
A page features multiple medical advertisements and patent remedies. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promises relief from constipation and health purification, with free samples offered from Monticello Indiana. Also advertised are Dr Shoop's Cough Kennedy and Dean's Regulars for gentle bowel action with prices listed.
Rockefeller Gift Sparks Church Funding Controversy
Rose Pastor Duckes attacks John D Rockefeller for giving 162000 to a Fifth Avenue Baptist church on church grounds claiming the money is not his to give. Mrs Stokes says a church built with funds obtained this way harms the community and its members.
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Duckes
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Baptist
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