One Month in Advance Billing Trouble at Hutchison
A fragmented notice notes issues with monthly and yearly charges at Hutchison related to the News and Business departments. Mentions too many staff and concerns over consciences described as “yellow,” implying internal conflicts and potential morale problems impacting operations.
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Hutchison
Autos and War Labor Dilemma Faces Nation
The piece argues that auto production underpins Allied war effort by keeping workers employed and supporting munitions. It warns against halting plants for patriotism, while urging fair wages for Indian school staff and government workers to match living costs and sustain industry. It calls on Congressman Little to address wages.
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Congressman Little
War Throbs and Triumphs Amid First World War Descent
A reflective scene from a wartime home front, detailing soldiers marching past a window, the rhythm of marching bands, and letters sent from soldiers to wives. The author notes the pride and tension as division after division passes, with vivid images of the Stars and Stripes atop rifles and the cadence of marching. The piece intertwines personal observation with patriotic sentiment.
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Tony
Thies -Hing Coluan
Millonns
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New Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Formed at University
J H Cohn returned from the east as word spread that rabid barbs at the University planned a new fraternity named Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A meeting occurred at Eldridge house with several more gatherings, and a constitution was drafted and adopted by Char Falconer, marking the leading spirits of the group.
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Fragments Reflect on Suffering and Humility in Christian Thought
The text explores themes of bearing suffering, aligning will with divine will, and humility as essential for spiritual growth. It references Jesus and Christian teaching, urging a teachable attitude and a critique of worldly pride as a path to deeper faith.
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Geller
Foley Kidney Pills Promoted With Mixed Letters and Claims
A garbled advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills claiming cures and relief for kidney related ailments and pains. The text mixes product boasts with erratic phrases and references to locations and individuals, rendering a jumbled marketing snippet from a historical catalog.
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Unable to determine a coherent summary from the readable text. The fragment mentions names and unclear events without concrete details or context. No identifiable people or organizations can be reliably named for a factual card.
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