Bill on narcotics and taxi licenses faces hearings
A flood of notices from the Public Service Commission of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania announces hearings on several applications. Licenses for taxi services and related changes are under review, with public hearings set for Pittsburgh locations on various dates in 1922. The notices request affected parties to appear if they wish to be heard.
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New Hospitals for Wounded Vets Proposed in $17 Million Plan
Washington may see $17,000,000 for 440 additional beds through a bill favorably reported by the appropriations committee. The Veterans Bureau will supervise the new hospitals, with districts nationwide to receive neuropsychiatric and tuberculosis beds. A direct appropriation of $12,000,000 is set, plus $4,000,000 for land contracts.
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Starford Notes and Local Changes in Community Life
Mr Gukt Leskydy visits his funeral at Brookyille. Mrs Houston returns from Spanaley hospital after six weeks as patient. John Giesto spots SeeTurd roadster from Indiana. Starford Theatre to stage Gipsy Trail on May 5 by Commodore High School seniors. George Skuhay sells his farm to form partnership with Jacob Gordon.
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Doing His Duty to Promote May's Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial claims May's Wonderful Remedy cured stomach pains belching sour fluids and gas. The author says the first dose improved health 100 percent and urges other sufferers to try it, asserting it clears catarrhal mucus from the digestive tract and aids inflammation linked to stomach and intestinal ailments. It promises refunds if not convinced.
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