Home Distilling Made Less Easy
Washington officials tighten controls on home distilling with new federal rules. Register all stills, pay a $50 annual tax plus $20 per still or worm, and face penalties from fines to imprisonment for violations. Laboring to curb private production, the notice clarifies exemptions for small glass lab equipment and non spirit uses.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Ing
Inw
Russian Famine Widespread as Allied Forces Enter North Russia
A North Russia famine painted in vivid, harsh detail as Russian soldiers returning from Germany relay grim scenes. Petrosgrad and Vologda suffer bread shortages, oats rationing, and cabbage smoke for tobacco amid hunger. Prisoners speak of propaganda refusals, forced conscription attempts, and peasants bending straw into bread. Many flee Bolshevik lines toward White forces.
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Russia
Germany
Evlamplef
Archangel
Petrograd
Ciitizens
Vologda
Evlamples
Red Army
Torozk
Hylamplef
Provisional Government
North
White Guard Army
Food Increase Granted for German Civilians by Allied Commission
Coblenz reports the Inter allied military commission sets daily rations at 980 grams per person for 7,000,000 Germans on the left bank of the Rhine, an 80 gram rise and 2,400 extra calories daily. Food funded by the German government, distributed via cards, from Interallied relief stocks. 10 percent allocated to army depots. Population in the American zone is 850,000. distribution ready after Rotterdam transport. railroads employ TO percent more women.
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Coblenz
Germany
Interallied
Military Commission
Rhine
Commission
Interallied Relief Organization
Interallied Organization For
Rotterdam
Quite Enough Hoboken Judge Dismisses Wife Charge
John Kelly told the judge his wife had him arrested 160 times. The judge said that's enough and dismissed the wife's charge.
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Hoboken
N. J
John Kelly
Training Betters His State
Washington reports a worker rising from a shop sweeper to skilled operator in six months after joining a training program run by the labor department. The man, initially with only barrow-pushing experience, became engrossed with machines like the boring mills and hand screw machines, prompting the foreman to assign him to training.
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Washington
Training Service Department of Labor
Chicago
Repentance in Nineveh and the Call to Turn to God
A dated lesson outlines Nineveh's repentance following Jonah's message. It details hearing the Word, belief in God, fasts in sackcloth, cries to God, and turning from evil, leading to God withholding judgment. It links repentance to salvation, forgiveness, and the gift of the Holy Spirit.
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Nineveh
Jonah
Palestine
You Cannot Loss. To have is to use, not to hoard.
A reflective, aphoristic excerpt attributed to W. HL Blake urging action over hoarding, asserting real value lies in spiritual quantities and that belief sustains in the face of apparent loss as enduring things endure.
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Satan
W, HL
Blake
Nervous Prostration Relief Letter From Customer
A Philadelphia woman credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after a long period of nervousness and headaches. The letter urges other afflicted women to try the remedy, noting improved vitality and daily routines. A brief aside mentions legal services and a security of experience.
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West Philadelphia
Pinkham
Dist Street
Frank Meath
Emis Yoconaitley
Freezone promises painless corn relief for feet
A Cincinnati genius offers Freezone to lift hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without pain. A tiny bottle sold by druggists costs only a few cents and can rid feet of bothersome corns with instant relief.
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Cincinnati
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North River
New York
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody, Bible Institute of Chicago
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Western
Dean
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John Barniain
Buffalo
N. Y
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Irus
Foster-Mi Burn CO
Buffalo, N.Y
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