Unemployed World War Veterans Face Bigger Odds
About 600000 to 700000 World War I veterans were out of work in the United States, with Pennsylvania reporting 150000 ex soldiers jobless. New York and Illinois showed high totals, while Georgia noted no general aid needed. The American Legion warns of a desperate winter as veterans struggle with scarce jobs, pitted against non veterans in harsh economic conditions.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Legion
Pennsylvania
New York Legion Department
Llinois
Massachusetts
Georgia
Washington
Michigan
American Legion Weekly
Army
Navy
Cenresslasi
Europe
Tia
American
Plan Big Fight Against Cancer Week Launches Nationwide Drive
New York based American Society for the Control of Cancer launches National Cancer Weeks from October 30 to November 5. The effort, led by Dr. Charles A. Powers, aims to spread factual cancer information through lectures and literature via physicians, health officers, and volunteers to reach remote areas nationwide. The campaign highlights early diagnosis, rising treatment options, and a recorded decline in cancer deaths over the past three years, noting ten out of every hundred deaths occur in those over forty.
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New York
American Society For the Control of Cancer
West Forty-fifth Street
United States
Canada
Charles A. Powers
Powers
Robert Abbe
America
James Ewing
Cornell University
G. D. Armstrong
Montreal
Joseph C. Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Wiliam J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Clement Cleveland
Woman's Hospital
Francis Carter Wood
Crocker Cancer Research Laboratory
Columbia University
Medical Societies
Medical
Lay Press
Beauty and Becomingness in Winter Hats
A period-accurate note on autumn and winter hat fashion highlights, detailing the belief that hats improve appearance. It describes varying shapes, mid to wide brims, and five hat styles in black velvet, duvetyn, panne, and combinations, with trims such as lace, ribbons, flowers, quills, and coronets.
Coats Embrace Comfort and Style With Varied Designs
Fashion notes describe season of coats that blend utility and dress wear with comfort. Designs range from suede cloth and Bolivia cloth models to beaver fur collars, large sleeves, embroidery, fringes, and various lengths from shoe-top to knee.
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Ashion
Dolman
Bolivia
Radium Remedies Offer Medical Hope and Home Trial
An advertisement touts Degnen’s Radio Active Solar Pad claiming to relieve constipation rheumatism neuritis neuralgia and nervous conditions by continuous radio active rays. It promises a risk free test with full information available from Radium Appliances Co Los Angeles inviting readers to write for details.
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Literatura
Degnen
Radium Appliances Co
Bradbury
Diamond Dyes Claim Simple Home Dye Method
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes with easy directions for dyeing or tinting worn clothing and draperies at home. It guarantees no spotting, fading, streaking, or running, and advises telling the druggist if the material is wool or silk or linen, cotton, or dyed goods.
Aspirin Introduced by Bayer in 1900 Advertisement
The ad promotes true world famous Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty one years. It urges asking for Ayer Tablets of Aspirin with Bayer stamped on each tablet and package for protection against faulty or counterfeit products.
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Bayer
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