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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
8
A scrambled report from Capital City outlines a flood of names, places, and events with no clear narrative. The item references officials, cities, and a range of numbers, but the text is garbled, making specifics unclear.
A concrete ship launched at a Pacific port signals a potential new era in shipbuilding. Builders claim reinforced concrete enables rapid, low cost long sea vessels that could cut yard needs for steel ships and speed delivery for wartime needs.
Roundhouse enginemen and shopmen donate $130 to New Mexico Red Cross for surgical supplies. Junior Red Cross units form in Wagon Mound Estancia Quemado and Crown Point with shipments of bandages sweaters and garments to Denver and local drives raising funds, plus a benefit dinner and auctions boosting chapter coffers.
A wartime society page covers Army men from Camp Cody receiving royal hospitality, local club events, charity drives, and social gatherings in Santa Fe. It notes receptions, dances, and teas, plus woman’s clubs purchasing property, library plans, and a book drive for soldiers abroad.
Swift & Company defends its practices against FTC charges alleging violations of law. The statement asserts no improper storage or false entries, cites conferences with Food Administration or National Defense Council, and pledges continued cooperation to meet government directions and boost production for the Army, Navy, and Allies. It condemns the FTC attorney for misusing private correspondence to inflame public opinion.
An advertisement touts Hamburger Brust Tea as a remedy for colds and skin pores. It suggests taking a tablespoon in boiling water, then drinking once daily. The text claims it is meat a cold and harmless, inexpensive, and vegetable.
An OCR strip touts St Jacobs Oil for back pain and lumbago offering fast relief. The ad claims a 25 cent bottle works by rubbing into sore areas and easing misery within fifty counts, urging readers not to stay crippled.
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