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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1919

Page

4

Reading Men Are Pacific in Labor Talks

Reading hallway shopmen vote amid 4000 members weighing offer from the president. A split sentiment emerged after a meeting, with another gathering planned in a few days to decide whether to accept terms or push further action. Leaders at the conference include AFL officials Frank Morrisom and others. Early remarks cited cost of living and government action as factors.

Ames Ji Atwang Pobib American Federation of Labor Frank “Morrisom James Dateena Frank Dutts Wiltiat Green, Wi D. “Maton Scinianith Jacob Bieber Matthew Patim Otiss Tye Bsa Reading Keaulog Biken Maryland

Strikers Back as Hines Orders Railroad Service Restored

Director General Hines announced that railroad service would be restored in Arizona Nevada and California after seven oclock Saturday morning. He warned government officers workers and citizens that interference would be punished as a violation of law and urged governors and mayors to cooperate to prevent obstructing train movements.

Washington Hines Mder Arizona Nevada Railroad Administration United States California Iskitg

National Highway System to Cut Public Costs and Freight Time

The piece argues for a nationwide highway network linking states and counties to reduce living costs by eliminating road delays. It stresses the highway as a freight and express route and cites Townsend bill plans to create a connected grid expanding motor truck use beyond current fifty mile limits.

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Flea Epidemic Scratches at Post and Locust Parallel

In a spirited, fragmented note from a Baltimore area source, debate swirls around a supposed flea epidemic linked to locusts and war era hardships. Health officials dismiss extreme claims while urging flea control and public vigilance as community events host youth group gatherings and demonstrations.

John B. ‘Blake Baltimore

Bayer Aspirin Safety Warning Ad Card

An old advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine with marked safety features the Bayer cross and unbroken packaging. It claims relief for headache toothache earache neuralgia colds and pain with handy 12 tablet tins and larger packages available at drug stores. It identifies aspirin as Bayer’s trade name and cites the manufacture from acetylated gallic acid ester.

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