Rations Points North Of Dyersville And New Vienna
Rations were distributed north of Dyersville and at New Vienna after applications by the Dyersville Commercial Club and local citizens. The report, sourced to Cascade Pioneer, notes the effort as part of relief operations.
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Dyersville
New Vienna
Red Cross Reveals War Spending After 20 Months
A Washington report by Sheirman Henry P. Davison details the American Red Cross accounting for its war work. It covers $154,000,000 spent overseas and $119,000,007 in the United States, with $400,000,000 contributed and $279,000,000 spent during the twenty months the war council operated.
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United States
Washington
Red Cregg
Sheirman
Henry P. Davison
War Council
American Red Cross
Ftares
Cross Gambar
Kamiliss
Saidiera
Frere Coralell Dor Servce
Red Cross
U. 3
Parlent Day
France
Teale Oere Ne
Childres
Red Cros
Teale
United
Miners earnings in Illinois show wage gaps tied to work days
Figures from the Illinois Mine Operators Association reveal wide gaps between machine operators loaders and pick miners across Franklin Saline and southern districts. In West Frankfort the average near $1400 yearly, machine operators about $1973, loaders $1800, pick miners $1762. July at a Marien Illinois mine shows extreme daily rates with a top wage of $11 days $297.92 for 26 days, and $91.02 for 11 days.
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Ilinois
West Frankfort
A. Lon Fox
John Black
Black
Lewis Wis
United “Mine Workers
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation
Jez Labor
Franklin County
Saline
Teader
Marien H Ill
Inside Bathing With Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate
A health note urges waking with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims daily elimination of waste prevents poisons entering the blood and promotes cleaner digestion. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate is described as inexpensive and beneficial.
Experiments Link Sleep Deprivation to Cellular Poison
In a striking study by two French scientists, experiments with dogs kept awake for days suggest that when tired both nerve cells and muscles lack oxygen and secrete a poisonous acid. Meanwhile a neighbor’s child visits baby Carol and quips about her temperament, reflecting a casual local scene.
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Boggane
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F. C. Honnold
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the American
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