Work Stops In Budapest General strike paralyzes city
In Budapest a general strike halted all work as thousands of men walked out. The Socialists formed a workers council and demanded more food immediate peace removal of police pending a police system overhaul dissolution of parliament according to a Budapest dispatch.
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Cut Off Frills On Men's Clothes
A merchants organization urges eliminating frills in men apparel to cut costs. Belts on coats cuffs on sleeves and patch pockets cited as ornamental. With war bonds and taxes, the need for pockets questioned. A McAdoo suggestion of patched trousers hints at future economy orders possibly reducing trouser thickness.
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Vinci It Backs Mrs Loyal Palmer’s Recovery Claim
Mrs Loyal Palmer of Burdette New York says a nervous breakdown left her unable to work. After using Vinci It she gained appetite and strength. The ad touts beef and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glyceroposphates as the tonic formula. Clutton Drug Co. and local druggists distribute it.
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Crime Wave In Germany Grows Across Civilians
Paris reports from June 26 describe a surge in German civilian crime during the war. Juvenile offenses, thefts in Berlin averaging 300 daily, and bands terrorizing cities are noted. Convictions of youths rose sharply from 1914 to 1917, with 25 000 youths convicted in 1917 in Hamm district.
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Postwar Jobs for French Poilus At Center of Study
In Paris a semi official commission studies postwar work for returning soldiers. It notes civil roles now filled by women and says firms may resist replacing women. It cites subway conductresses as an example and outlines potential rules favoring wives and mothers, or soldiers with families, in hiring after the war.
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Raising Millions of Fine Trees Tied to Adirondack Forest Work
The New York state forestry effort grows millions of nursery trees under glass for planting in the Adirondacks. Seedlings are imported from Germany, raised in frames, and transplanted after a year or two to cover rolling mountains with forests. Careful spacing and removal of dead trees ensure a thriving young forest on barren hills.
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Backache Pain Relief Promoted by Liniment Ad
An old newspaper ad promises overnight relief for backache lumbago rheumatic pains and general soreness with 20th Century Liniment. It guarantees money back if customers are dissatisfied and urges keeping a bottle for emergencies from Clutton Drug Co. and McKee's Kut Rate Store.
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