Senators Denounce Lawlessness in America and Anarchy
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee report denounces lawlessness and violence in the United States, calling for wartime spy act analogs to curb anarchist threats. It urges regulation of high explosives and so called mushroom organizations, foreign language propaganda, and stronger publisher disclosure. The exhaustive 25,000 word document also targets political contributions and reform of corrupt practices laws.
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America
Russia
Senate
Congres
Overman
North Carolina
Benemilenen
Post Office Department
Atlantic and Pacific fleets to be equal in strength
Secretary Daniela announced plans to form two balanced fleets, Atlantic and Pacific, with Asiatic forces as a third division. Admiral Hugh Hodman leads the Pacific, Admiral Feary J. Witewa the Atlantic, and Admiral Altinet C. Gleaves the Asiatic fleet. Rear Admiral W. Morgers will serve as viewing admiral for the Asiatic fleet. The goal is to foster healthy rivalry to boost overall naval efficiency.
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Pacific
Atlantic
United States
Daniela
Hugh Hodman
Feary J. Witewa
Admira Altinet C. Gleaves
Adiral W. St. Morgers
Cardinal Mercier to Visit America in September
Cardinal Mercier archbishop of Milbreg and primate of Helgium plans a six week visit to the United States in September with stops in Chicago and Kattoiners. He recalls the Belgian martyrdom and praises American aid, saying the trip honors the friendship between nations and gratitude for relief to Belgians.
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Cardinal Mercer
Milbreg
Helgium
Lwrale
Fine le
United States
New York
Chicago
Kattiners
Cardinal Mervier
Belgium
Belglone
Tom
Averies
Helghin
Klog Albert
Carding Mercier
Belgiam
Germany
Neure
Cardinal Mercier
Piri
Berewit
Prem
Gueminy
General March Estimates U S Military Stamina For League Support
General March testifies before the military affairs committee noting Amerto's pledge to provide about 500 000 troops toward League of Nations support. He suggests the United States may bear a substantial share if other nations fail to meet obligations, with an army around 12 000 men in reserve and five divisions estimated for Europe after peace.
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Amertos
Wren
Cen
Peyton
March
United States
Bees Ees
Ik Con ‘Bot
Europe
War Department
Making Food Work for the Ill and Convalescent
A mid twentieth century home health piece outlines feeding the sick with digestible broths soups and milks. It extols milk as a perfect food, lists nourishing beverages and desserts, and emphasizes practical cooking principles to stretch meals.
Road Building and Rural Prosperity in Missouri
An excerpt on the value of good roads cites social and economic gains for rural communities. It discusses locating roads with easy grades and drainage, avoiding unnecessary crossings, and the role of grade in hauling loads. It criticizes Missouri’s past road work and calls for broader cooperation, nonpolitical funding, and expert engineering guidance.
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University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
England to spend 50 million on road and bridge work
England plans a 50 million grant distribution for road and bridge reconstruction. In 1910 drafted labor will use army units, while local authorities must match the appropriation with a prewar level of road work. The plan aligns England with United States aid and state funds.
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Tiritisn Road Board
England
United States
Poor Roads Costly For Nation Says 1914 Report
A congressional report from 1914 estimated U S losses from bad roads at 1040000000 dollars, suggesting current costs could approach 81000000000. The figure reflects economic drag from poor transportation infrastructure and rising maintenance needs.
Best remedy for women and coal gas usage report
Mrs Shaw credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and urges other women to try the root and herb remedy. The ad notes forty years of experience and offers advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Also mentions that about 4,400 commercial motor vehicles have been converted to coal gas per evidence before a parliamentary committee.
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Portsmouth
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Freezone promises painless corn removal with simple drops
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs little at any drug store and is applied to corns or calluses between the toes. The advertisement claims instant pain relief and lifting the corn or callus out by the root with no pain or soreness.
Worth Seeing and Wondering in Late Courier-Journal Snippet
A short, lighthearted Mills and social exchange references a visiting woman and playful banter about her looks. The excerpt includes an advertisement for Cuticura products claiming multi purpose use and scent, plus a quip about ignorance versus happiness.
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Savery
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Mee
Weil
Congressional Report
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ohio
Louisville Courier-Journal
Bright
Doan
Idaho
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