Schools Push Naval Architecture Courses Across U S
United States Shipping Board promotes expansion of naval architecture and marine engineering programs. Fourteen universities and technical colleges have signaled interest, with leading schools requesting detailed references on ship construction topics and standard designs.
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New York
United States
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
I. J. Mediffe
Division of Ship Construction
War Shipbuilding Loss Is Billion and Half
Washington reports that the United States must write off about 1.5 billion dollars from its books for merchant shipbuilding losses. Congressmen note the wartime effort and argue the long term benefits would have been clear if the war had lasted longer. Representative Alexander, former head of the House merchant marine committee, aids in shaping a permanent national shipping policy.
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Washington
United States
Alexander
House Merchant Marine Committee
Lack of fuel stops work in Italy’s coal crisis
Italy faces a severe coal famine paralyzing industry and swelling unemployment. Coal costs abroad are higher, imports are hindered by transport rates, and the government seeks American supplies to ease a shortage that threatens exports and economic stability.
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Rome
Ittalians
United States
America
D'Annunzio
Wilson
Italy
France
England
Germany
Mrs Ethel Parks and the Democratic National Committee
Mrs Ethel Parks of New Jersey leads the financial department of the Democratic National Committee. She studied law before politics. Japan funds harbor improvements in Kobe and Moji totaling 18 million dollars.
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Jers. Tether Parks
Democratic National Committee
Kobe
Olive Rhodes wins Pocket Plowing association cup
Miss Olive Rhodes of Orwell captured the loving cup with a 2.5 per cent score driving a tractor at Oakland City College’s Pocket Plowing meet. Mrs. Joseph Richardson placed second with 91.7 per cent as both women beat out male competitors before an estimated 5,000 attendees.
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Oakland City
Olive Rhodes
Orwell
Pocket Plowing Association
Cronbach
Goshen
Lake Wawahsee
Vawter Park Hotel
Lake Wawasee
Huntington Street
Syracuse
Wawasee
Indiana Conservation Net
Franklin
Whiteland
Burgersville
Trafalgar
Needham
Johnson County
Bargersville
Fort Wayne
W. C. Barton
Charles White
Indianapolis
Safestoan
Cole Motor Company
Fred Miles
Barton
White
Miles
Evansville
United States
Lwonsville
Posey
Mt. Vernon
Oscar Hungate
Roii
Leo Cowen
Greencastle
DeFauw University
New Albany
Curtis Rollins
Luther Rollins
Ohio River
Rollins
Henry
George
William Anderson
Nefro
Delaware County
Vincennes
Fred Ennis
John Tower
Homer McDaniels
Wabash River
Washington
DD. C
General Pershing
War Department
Mike O' Neal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lafayette
Harold Waters
J. J. Waters
Madison
Cincinnati
James Doyle
White River
Petersburg
Aubrey Gawens
Union
Warsaw
C. W. Couns
Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce
Crawfordyville
Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Mothers To Be Benefit From Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Pearl Monyhan of Mitchell Indiana reports severe neuralgia eased after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes her baby weighed seven months along and reached nineteen pounds while she regained strength and could perform housework. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. cites numerous similar letters praising the product's maternity benefits.
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Pearl Monyhan
Mitchell
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Training camp rookies spar with slang and siren sergeant
A Boston recruit aboard a southern training camp squad disrupts drill with a bon mot about reforming the status quo ante. The profane sergeant pounds the rudiments of military science into the vastly uneven group as orders are issued and obeyed with mixed success.
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Boston
Srarvard
Jones Joke Reveals Office Marriage Tie
A humorous exchange features a typist answering about references as she admits she is married to her former employer, implying no references from that source. The quip plays on workplace ties and social norms with a light, air of irony.
Phosphate claims aid for thin nervous individuals
An article advocates Hitro-Phosphate as the cure for thinness and nervousness tied to phosphorus deficiency. It cites experiments and a 1918 book, claiming nerve relief and body improvement as the organic phosphate improves phosphorous intake, with a caution about weight gain.
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Anya
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