Thrift Lessons From Small Saving Habits Campaign Series
A long article argues thrift in daily life and business, citing waste in offices hotels and stores. It highlights tiny savings like a half cent per bundle and a five cent bread charge, arguing that small losses compound into large costs and that consistent saving builds wealth and success.
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New York
Five Guidelines For Easing Postwar Prices In The South
The New Orleans Item outlines five reader tips to curb costs and waste. Priorities: reduce food waste so the hungry share in saved food. favor locally produced foods to ease shortages. plant more food crops in the South for earlier market supply. buy European luxuries to curb money supply and support balance of trade. avoid purchasing overpriced goods to deter extortion.
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Europe
New Orleans
Tanlac credited with saving miner from grave
H J Williams of Fairfield Alabama testifies Tanlac cured him after two years of illness blamed on pellagra or hookworm. He lost 45 pounds, could not work, and credits Tanlac with restoring health, gaining 25 pounds, and enabling him to return to work. Sold exclusively by Allen's Pharmacy Monroe and Calvert's Drug West Monroe.
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H. J. Williams
Tennessee Coal & Iron Co
Fairfield
Ala
Birmingham
Sam
Tennessee
Alabama
Odd Fellows
Dauxhter
Tanlac
LaFollette
Tenn
Monroe
Allen's Pharmacy
West Monroe
Calvert's Drug Store
Advt
Congress Opens For Short Term Session In 1920s Political Climate
The Sixty fourth Congress met for final legislation with both houses convened by Speaker and Vice President. A large Capitol crowd attended the opening, drawn by curiosity about seasoned lawmakers facing shifting political fortunes amid a rare early session turnout, especially women filling the galleries.
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Washington
United States
Capitol
Serb Crown Prince Alexander 27 as war shifts gaze
The 27 year old Crown Prince Alexander of Serbia, Regent and army commander, born Belgrade December 4, 1889, directed royal affairs during wartime and led the field with Serbian forces aided by France in recapturing Skopje from Bulgarians. The piece notes his lineage and role as heir apparent amid 1915 suffering and retreat. It also mentions contemporaries celebrating notable births and political figures, and describes Senate activities and a joint committee to inform the President.
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Alexander
Serbia
Macedonia
Monastir
Peter
Belgrade
George
Prince Alexander
Zorka
Italy
Princhis Helene
Montenegro
William J. 5Egis
Fiorida
Chariaieaiais
Henryh. Dale
New York
Samuel P. Brooks
Baylor University
Texas
Southern Sociological Congress
Charles H. Herty
American Chemical Society
Br. Fritz Baedekeer
Lihllian Russell
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
This Date in History Compiled Events of 1664 to War Years
Expedition under Venables and Penn sails from England for America in 1664. Washington leaves officers in 1783. Madrid falls to Napoleon in 1808 and a military government is set up. Alabama joins the Union in 1819. Mexico Revolt in 1829. Winchester VA seized in 1864. 1897 treaty peaceful with Turkey and Greece. 1902 Buck dies in Tokyo. 1911 Rockefeller resigns Standard Oil presidency. 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition closes. theatre figure Augustus Pitieu dies. 1914 British Admiralty confirms sinking of the dreadnought Audacious. Russians win Lodz. 1915 Greece allows Allied military use of Macedonia. Henry Ford’s Peace party sails to “get the boys out by Christmas.” Roumania seizes foreign shipping. Hamburg-America officials face prison terms.
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Venables
Penn
England
America
Washington
New York
Madrid
Napoleon
Spain
Alabama
Mexico
Bustamente
Guerero
Winchester
Turkey
Greece
Constantinople
Alfred E. Buck
United States
Japan
Tokio
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
San Francisco
Augustus Piteu
Hobesound
Fila
Lodz
Poland
Macedonia
Henry Ford
Peace Party
Oscar Ti
Rankin to seat in next Congress for first time
The Sixty Fourth Congress reopens as Jeanette Rankin, first woman elected to Congress, expected to take a seat in the next session. House rules may be revised to grant her floor access. Senate gains three new members and contemplates leadership moves after Kern’s defeat. Debate centers on who becomes president pro tempore and which major fiscal and policy bills will drive action.
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House of Representatives
Montana
Jeanette Rankin
Congress
House
Senate
James KK. Watson
Indiana
Shively Democrat
Thomas Taggart
Hert M. Fernald
Maine
Harleigh
William F. Kirby
Arkansas
Senator Clarke
Kern
O'Gorman
Florida Land Cases to Trial in Federal Court
The case of the Florida Everglades Land Company, whose officials are charged with using the mails to defraud in selling thousands of acres of Florida land, is set for trial in the Federal court this week. Defendants include William A. Otis and William F. Greenwood of Colorado, Percy Haxerman of Chicago, and Harold J. Bryant of Lake Forest, Illinois.
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Chicago
Florida Everglades Land Company
Florida
William A. Otis
William F. Grenwood
Colorado
Percy Haxerman
Harold J. Bryant
Lake Forest
Week's Sporting Events Preview in North American Circuit
International handicap trap shooting opens in St Thomas Ontario while Alabama Fox Hunters meet in Fuar man Alabama. National Trotting Association rules conference in New York City. Ghost bench show in Haverhill Mas. Dillon vs Meoy ten rounds in New York. Interstate Trap Shooting Association meets Jersey City. Hudson County Kennel Club bench show Union Hill Md. Havana hosts annual winter meeting. Matting Terry fights Charley ten rounds in New Castle Pa. Patsy Clineve vs Jimmy Da rounds Providence R I. Executive league meets United States National Tennis Association New City. Illinois collegiate athletic association meeting Oklahoma. Welling vs Moog ten rounds New Haven. Ertle vs Battle ten rounds Albany N Y. Welsh vs Pete Ha ten rounds Cleveland. Me Kennel Club beach show Memphis. Football clash Georgetown from New Of National handicap squash New York City. National A A U senior country championships New Van-Lax-Por. Liver cure ad.
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National Trotting Association
New York City
Haverhill Kennel Club
Haverhill
Maas
Jack ~ Dillon
al Meoy
New York
Interstate Trap Shooting Association
Jersey City
Hudson County Kennel Club
Union Hill
Havana
Cuba
Matting Terry
Charley
New Castle
Patsy Clineve
Jimmy Darounds
Providence
R. L
Kennel Club
Memphis
George
New City
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