Local notices and editorials from Clark County paper
The page features a mix of public notices, subscriptions notes, and editorials. It mentions post office status, 25 cent card of thanks, obituary poetry not published, and lodge resolutions, with political commentary on government waste and reforms. It also references suffrage groups linked to Catherine Waugh McCulloch and various figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Terre Haute
Weietine
Becme
Cevyard
Ibera
Arders
German Food Dictator Batocki Named In War Leadership
The text outlines Batocki von Batocki as a central figure in Germany's wartime leadership, detailing his rationing policies and a sweeping food census. It notes his aim to unify supply across classes and regions, distributing scarce resources to sustain the population and military. The article situates Batocki among other German leaders and frames his approach as a disciplined, scientific system to manage scarce food, bread, and meat amid ongoing conflict.
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Tortilovitz von Batocki
von Bethmann- Holweg Hiodenburg
Madtensen
Batocki
Europe
Siro Successfulls
Ainst
Anya
Ortal
Ian Ate
Navy ranks leaps spark debate over Dr Grayson promotion
A plan to promote Dr Grayson in the Medical Corps by several ranks has stirred controversy, citing history and congressional action. Supporters note his long service since 1908 and sea and shore assignments, while critics call the jump unprecedented and tied to personal ties to President Wilson.
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Grayson
Wilsor
Daniris
Navy
Wasen
Gertrude Gordon
Washington
Wilsom
Virginia
Economic facts on automobile use and production limits
The Editorial Department of Automobile Topics argues that over half of the 2,060,000 cars in the United States are used for business and explains why the remaining 1.5 million “pleasure cars” still serve economic purposes. It contends rising costs and supply constraints affect all makers, but low priced cars can absorb increases by large production, contracts, and efficiency gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Topics
Male
Hkkely
Texas Wonder advertised medicine claims cures
An old newspaper advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a cure all for kidney and bladder issues and other ailments. It promises mail order delivery upon payment and includes pricing and distribution notes across multiple papers.
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Texas
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