Palmer and Washburn On War Boom And Business Ties
In a 1917 editorial, Palmer, president, and Washburn, editor, discuss the wartime business surge. They note that war-induced demand may be modest this time as Britain and France can supply more, and U.S. gains stem from domestic buying and the AIMS program. They urge cautious optimism, restraint, and reforms to convert profits into lower prices and stronger domestic markets. They highlight the need to avoid overexpansion and to use profits to reduce unemployment and stabilize budgets.
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Britain
United States
Europe
American Bankers’ Association
Blood Transfusion Progress and History Outline
The article traces blood transfusion from early attempts to modern practice, noting rituals and superstitions once attached to animal-to-human transfusion. It emphasizes medical progress, safety improvements, and the rise of fundamental treatments now common in hospitals. It mentions donors registered and examined to make transfusions safer and quicker.
Blood transfusion advances and donor systems described
The article explains blood transfusion requires compatible blood to avoid coagulation and cell destruction. It notes innovations like sedative additives to prevent clotting, syringes and valves for transfer, and warns against animal blood. It highlights commercial donor schemes, prices per pint, donor health controls, and the formation of Blood Transfusion Betterment Association in 1929, along with blood banks to store diverse blood types for ready use.
Liberty Hill club notes and local anecdotes
The Liberty Hill home demonstration club met at Mrs E. Starns Tuesday with new agent Miss Fletcher attending for the first time. A home furnishings demonstration followed, refreshments were served, and attendees reported a pleasant time. Separate item notes two laborers named Jungers discussing forest fire duty reveal a family connection, plus a brief schoolday anecdote about Little Tommy and a humorous spelling joke from a mother.
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Liberty Hill
E. Starns
Getaber J
Miss Fletcher
Mount Shasta
Calif
Iving
Jungers
Spokane
New World Governor Horizontal I
A compact clue list referencing a historical crossword style puzzle. It lists items like a last Dutch governor of what is now New York and various numbered definitions, answers, and cross references such as epoch weapon correct and other terms across vertical and horizontal prompts.
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New York
Lost Cranium Crackers and Mile City Puzzle Answers
Fragmented OCR text mentions Cranium Cracker, Silvertown, Liberal Reward, names like Smithy Hewstis Wt, and various scattered phrases. The readable bits hint at a puzzle or quiz style item with travel and names, but no coherent news event or clear facts emerge.
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Silvertown
Daly
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Hope
Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miler
LaFayette
Aeg Vu
Pat
Ation
Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Red Cross
Tommy
Hope Heading Co
Rope
Arkansas
Ward & Son
Beilyery
NEW World
Biari
Biber
Intel
Gols
Ti Faleill
Holland
England
Lal
Warkdle
Quay
Havel
Mary
Meoilin Purniture Co
Blor Street
Withini Spring Hi Road
Tingund
Middlebranks Grocery
Mary Middlebrooks
South Main
Chassey
Ciby Hall
Tule
Patterson
Tempstead
Mattresa
West Pourth
Paul Cobb
Wore Ter Company
Bastrd Steel
Il Ovbtection Pachines
Terriory
Regal Products CO. Dept
Madison
Wisconsin
Room and Board
Tony and
Howed
T. “Urey
Howe
Chintanterd
Ray Aller
Terri Sonny
Neil Ldeneszy
Taing Kandy
Helen
By JR. Williams
Theine DE Marin
Wintgus
Alley Oop
Gar Martin
BY Roy Crane
Troy
Cv. Me
T. Hamlin
Temple OF Beauty
Freckles
Yan
By Merrill Blosser
MR. Prentiss
Cpe Tat EY
Red Ryder
Hanson
Fred Harman
Weatto
Goarddess
Savertown
Wyle
Rosati
Derry
York
Tov
Pete Ceed
Denver
Diane Seers
Tony Feces
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