Power Station Visions War Readiness In Early Bulletin
In Washington crowds at a bulletin board await news as Congress debates race toward war. A government electrician Atsins seeks a two week leave to pursue a concentrator device. Montius, head of the War Department electricity, weighs placing a dangerous plan into action to counter a looming conflict and directs staff to test the idea.
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Bulletins
E Ic
Washington
Federal
Congress
Re“Williams
Atsins
Atsina
Shod
Natio University
Haying
Potomac
War Department
Curtis
Kiel
Montius
Washington Mail
Williams
Svoquehanna Coal and Power District
New York
Grgantic
Susquehanna
Gardner
Montrus
Active Norwegian Women in Maritime Service
Bright young women in Norway work as auxiliary ship offi cers and postal officials aboard steamers. The positions involve provisioning, table service, and managing passenger needs while earning per head pay and occasional tips. Postal ladies carry mail, embroider in spare time, and maintain official duties, disembarking first due to the burdens of their work.
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Norway
Europe
Hosfilds Foernings
Moment of decisive orders in urgent station scene
In a rapid exchange a leader bids Sending Station 10 to receive ten times normal power and to direct changes as needed. Montius steps forward offering encouragement while Rising agrees, confidence mixing with caution as the scene hints at a pivotal moment to be continued.
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Susquehanna
Montius
Turnips Reach Miss Alice Roosevelt From Kansas Farm
The first wedding gifts to Miss Alice Roosevelt include enormous turnips, described as the largest yet seen in farming. The items, nicknamed Colonel Sellers' Fruit, were sent by a Kansas farmer who argued farmers should rival jewelers in generosity and that they have grown the best possible produce this winter.
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Alice Roosevelt
One of its kind stock and giant produce for Longworths
Huge potatoes and pumpkins from South Dakota headline a festive promotion for the Longworth household. The potatoes are described as so large that one feeds six people, and pumpkins are large enough to provide pies for a winter. If the couple does not thrive on such bounty, it isn’t due to the farmers’ generosity.
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Longworth
South Dakota
Coin Exhibit Sparked Country Versus City Banter
A city man escorts a country cousin through the Metropolitan Museum and boasts that a display of ancient Egyptian coins is over three thousand years old. The cousin quips that it is just 1906, underscoring the humor of the moment.
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Metropolitan Museum
Reub
Gravity powered washer promises easy cleaning show
An advertisement touts a gravity driven washing machine that claims to wash heavy and delicate fabrics with equal care. It promises four weekly trials at no cost, with a cash deposit return if it fails to meet claimed performance. A single unit can wash up to five large sheets and twenty garments at once.
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Loftis
Loftie
Wlal
Louis
Hag Ee Cours
Vie
Gucalog
Diamond Cutters Watchmakers
Jewelers Department
State Street
Chicaco
Illinois
Glorious Hair Grown Free Promotion From Lorrimer Medical Institute
A bold advertisement promises a hair tonic that reverses aging and restores hair fullness. It offers free samples, claims no dye, and urges readers to mail for a trial treatment at no cost with testimonies from delighted patients.
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Socieing
Lorrimer Medical Institut Incorporated
Dept
North Paca St
Baltimore
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