Wool restrictions easing in Britain as auctions planned
London March 25 The British wool regime, in place since mid-1916, is being relaxed with a return to near prewar conditions. The government will auction Australian and New Zealand wool at fixed minimums, though elastic with sale proceeds. First auctions set for early April target about 60,000 bales catalogued this month. Belgian French Italian buyers allowed. American competition excluded.
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Wool Council
Australia
New Zaland
United States
War Savings Stamps urged to bring troops home
The notice urges citizens to buy war savings stamps to aid troops overseas. It promotes thrift, investing money to work for the government and earn dividends, stressing that saved money grows day and night and helps the war effort.
No standard division strength in German army discussed
Coblenz dispatch reports American experts say there is no fixed standard for division size in the German army after demobilization. Divisions vary widely from under 1000 to about 9600 men, with staffs lingering while the fate of the force remains undecided. The term division lacks a definite meaning without a prewar establishment or November 11 1918 baseline.
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Coblenz
Skelton
National Assembly
Weimar
Germany
Triumph Pills advertised by National Medical Institute
An advertisement urges women to use Triumph Pills when irregular or delayed and claims safe dependable relief. It states pills are not sold at drug stores and invites readers to write for more information about "Relief" with free particulars. Address given is National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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National Medical Institute
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Bitro-Phosphate Promises Steady Health Boost in High Point
Bitro-Phosphate claims a small daily gain in firm flesh and energy by supplying an essential brain and nerve nutrient in active form. It supposedly replaces nerve waste and builds new strength. Sold by Matton Drug Co in High Point and other druggists with a results guarantee or money back.
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Matton Drug Co
High Point
Missing Men Found Through Army Paper Column
Washington March 24 hundreds of fighters presumed lost by families are returning home as part of the Port of Missing Men column printed in 32 discharge and reconstruction papers for returning soldiers. More than 10 600 inquiries have been received and the column is daily scanned by thousands of readers seeking news of missing comrades. The Port of Missing Men offers free inquiries for relatives. The item appears in The Enterprise with other local ads and notices.
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Washington
Sloan's Liniment Advertising Promises Quick Relief
A promotional notice urges treating rheumatic pain and external aches with Sloan's Liniment. It touts instant relief, clean application, and economical value due to large sales, recommending readers keep a big bottle and ask their druggist for Sloan's Liniment.
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