STRICTEST Diet for the Lean Dr Louis Levy Pictorial Review
Dr Louis Levy cautions that leanness can accompany a nervous temperament and premature aging. He warns lean individuals may suffer chronic stomach issues from poor digestion and urges a balanced diet avoiding starches sugars and fats while favoring hearty rich foods with mild flavors. A sunny restful disposition and steady nerves mark robust health.
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Louis
Henry Levy
Pictorial Review
Safety Razor Fiasco At Breakfast Ends With Laughs
A father complains of cuts from a safety razor after his son George offers help. The next morning the blade is missing from the razor, causing more wounds. The family administers first aid as George reveals the missing blade caused the mishap.
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Dad
George
Father
Nebraska News Roundup From State House
Cars are logged at Nebraska stations as a rail car shortage grows due to eastern demand. A Nebraska regimental hike covers nearly fifty miles as First North Dakota troops march between Llano Grande Lafe ria and San Benito Texas. Dr Ward W Hedlund of Lincoln is appointed third assistant physician at Hastings insane asylum with a $1000 salary. He succeeds Dr Danielson who resigned to return to Chicago.
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Nebraska
North Dakota
Llano Grande
Laferia
San Benito
Texas
Ward W. Hedlund
Lincoln
Lincoln Medical College
State Board of Control
Hospital For
Hastings
Hedlund
Fast
Atlanta
Phelps County
Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Dr. Danielson
Chicago
Board of Control
Nebraska Crop Report Shows Lower Corn and Oats Output
Government crop bureau estimates Nebraska and US production this year. Corn in Nebraska 194,000,000 bushels versus last year 213,000,000. US corn 2,640,000,000 this year, 3,054,535,000 last year. Oats Nebraska about 79,662,000 bushels this October, 1,229,182,000 US total. Hay and barley also listed with state and US figures.
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United States
Etimate
Hay State
Farmers struggle to hire huskers amid high corn prices
Farmers report difficulty securing enough men to husk corn as workers demand up to 5 cents a bushel. The labor commissioner places workers where available and appeals for help across sections of the state. Statehouse activity is dominated by political developments.
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Labor Commissioner
Lincoln
The
Labor Commission
1917 automobile plates ready for distribution
Secretary of State Pool states 1917 plates with light yellow backing and black letters will be distributed soon. All automobile and motorcycle owners must have the new numbers by January 1, 1917 or face prosecution.
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Secretary of State
Pool
Nebraska Corn Crop Short as Acreage Drops
Nebraska farmers grew 6,720,803 acres of corn producing 190,070,449 bushels this year, down 250,000 acres from last year. The crop’s value reached $114,042,269, same as the prior year, despite reduced yields of 28.2 bushels per acre versus 32.6 in 1915.
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Nebraska
W. R. Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska motor vehicle counts rise toward 100000 mark
At October's end Nebraska owned 88200 automobiles per Secretary of State Charles W. Pool. The count excludes duplicated plates. October saw 2450 automobile licenses issued and the total may exceed 100000 before year end. Motorcycles totaled 3818 with 50 licenses issued in October.
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Nebraska
Charles W. Pool
Nebraska Farmers Face Lower Yields Despite Higher Prices
Government crop estimates show Nebraska will produce fewer bushels of corn wheat potatoes and apples this year than 1915 with oats the only grain rising. Corn at 194 million vs 213 million in 1915. Apple output down from 1 267 million to 570 thousand. Farm disease cited for orchard losses. Aaron E. Anderson notes regional variances with southern corn below average but eastern and northern counties good.
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Nebraska
Aaron E. Anderson
Regents Approve Plans for State University Buildings
The board of regents approved tentative social science and teachers college building plans. After the meeting, regents joined Omaha stockmen at a luncheon on the state farm. Much work remains on detailed plans to gauge feasibility and cost, with months likely before any construction steps occur.
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Social Science
State Universty
Board of Regents
State Board
State Farm
Alleged Grain Car Discrimination Reported in State
J J Carter, president of Wood River mills, reports to the state railway commission that Union Pacific at Grand Island withholds empty grain cars from Grand Island mill while Wood River is denied access. He found five cars there, some empty, some loaded, during a visit.
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State Railway Commission
J.J. Carter
Wood River Mills
Carter
Union Pacific Road
Grand Island
Wood River
Record High October Oil Inspection Fees Set
Oil inspection fees collected in October by the state pure food department total $12,968.15, the highest monthly amount in the department’s history according to Food Commissioner Clarence E. Harman. Harman’s inspectors continued action against patent medicines and nostrums, with 3,231 packages seized and about 90 to 100 firms affected statewide.
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State
Pure Food Department
Department
Clarence E. Harman
Harman
Railway car shortage blamed on insufficient box cars
J W Shorthill of York Nebraska cooperative grain and livestock association told the state railway commission that railroads fail to increase box cars in step with growing business. He presented a tabulation from Interstate Commerce Commission railroad annual reports and attributed the present car shortage to inadequate equipment to handle rising volumes.
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State Railway Commission
Railrtoad
J. W. Shorthill
York
Nebraska Cooperative’grain and Livestock’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska farm and civic notices crowd late November to January events
Farmers in Gage county report good corn yields with Alpha Graf noting about fifty bushels per acre. Fort Omaha is selected for a U S Army Air Service School training about 250 officers and men. A cousin of A Jamieson from Beatrice is killed on the Somme front. A Beatrice home talent show aids Company C on Thanksgiving. Mortality notes include Mansill Davis and Walter Cechin. Numerous county items cover burglary at Duncan, young rep-elect Burrows, drainage works, and legal actions amid a busy regional notices run.
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Farmers’ Co-operative State
Assin
Omaha
Federation of “Musical Clubs
Lincoln
Beatrice
State Irrigation Association
Bridgeport
Alliance
Nebraska Farmers Congress
Kearney
Nebraska
Auburn
Gage County
Alpha Graf
Fort Omaha
U. S. Army
United States Aviation Corps
A. Jamieson
P. G. Clark Duff
Toronto
Canada
Somme
Paddock
Company C
Mansill Davis
Loup Valley
North Loup
Horace M. Davis
Old Journal
Walter
Duncan
Charles W. Burrows
G. W. Steinmeyer
Speatrice Poultry and Tet Stock Association
Nemaha County
QUOMED 10-REMAIN PLANS FOR LASTING PEACE
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports Secretary of War Baker issued new guidance restricting discharge from federal service for national guardsmen. The order cites government interests, delaying returns to home stations and warning against broad discharges to avoid unit disorganization and perceived favoritism.
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Western Newspaper
Union News Service
San Antonio
Tex
National
Baker
Southern Department
National Guards
War Department
National Guard
Will Attack Adamson Law Chicago Suit to test constitutionality
Jacob M. Dickinson as Rock Island receiver files in federal district court to test the Adamson law. Railroads nationwide consider injunction suits as in Chicago Rock Island Pacific and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe cases, per VC Sewall of the Milwaukee & St. Paul line.
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Union Pacific _ Railroad Co
Omaha
Congress
Adamson
Thomas S. Allen
United States District’ Attorney
Union Pacific
Chicago, Ill
Kansas City
Federal District Court
Jacob M. Dickinson
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Sewall
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
German Chancellor Backs League for Peace After War
Berlin reports Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg told the Reichstag main committee that Germany would cooperate after the war to pursue a practical means for lasting peace via an international league. He addressed the origins of the war and responded to Lord Grey who urged guarantees against future attacks if Britain’s view on origins is accepted.
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Berlin
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Germany
Reichstag
International Union For Peace
Lord Grey
Men
State Newspaper Men to Meet in Lincoln
The Nebraska Press association will convene in Lincoln on Saturday in an adjourned session of the 1916 meeting. Meetings will be at the Commercial club after a Friday night reception for visiting journalists hosted by Lincoln’s legal fraternity.
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Mulliger
Mrs. Tawny
Mulliger Tawny
Detroit Free Press
S. Aldrich
Elmwood
Margaret Dean Stevens
Woman’s Home Companion
Commercial Club of Superior
New York
Superior
Ed Stone
York
John Jones
North Platte
H. L Baker
Jones
Seventh Day Adventists
Washington, D. C
College View
Lincoln
Hastings
Commercial Club
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska Association
Avery
Omaha
Federal
O’neill
Kinkaid
Columbus
Holdrege
Burlington
Burlington Railroad
Union Pacific
Acroszs
Ray Nye
Fremont
Neb
Nebraska Press Association
Legal Fraternity of
Census shows U.S. population rise and livestock shifts
In fifteen years the United States population grew by 24,000,000 people while beef cattle declined by 6,000,000 and sheep by 10,000,000. Hogs increased by 11,000,000 as the agricultural balance altered.
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Washington
United States
Rumanians Gain Ground in Transylvania Front
Reports say Romanian forces advanced on the Tulghes front while Austro German troops retook positions near Bodza Pasa. The official announcement notes continued fighting in Transylvania with shifting front lines.
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Berlin
Tulghes
Bodza Pasa
Former Queen Liliuokalani Gravely Ill in Honolulu
Reports from Honolulu say former Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii is very ill and may die at any time. The warning came as Allied authority officials received updates on her condition in the capital.
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San Francisco
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Honolulu
Funeral of Silas R. Barton Honors Aurora Citizen
The body of Silas R. Barton, late Republican candidate for congress in the Fifth district, was carried to Aurora cemetery by a funeral train of cars. Masonic and United Workmen members joined the services as Aurora paused and Hamilton County residents attended the grave ceremony. Barton was born and raised in Hamilton County.
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Silas R. Barton
Nebraska
Ashton C. Shallenberger
Grand Island
Superior
Aurora
Neb
Fifth
Hamilton County
Mr. Barton
Sinking of Columbia Risks Escalating Submarine Dispute
Washington reports the possible loss of the American-Hawaiian liner Columbian with Americans aboard could heighten tensions over German submarine warfare. No details yet at the state department amid ongoing probes of British ships Marina Rowanmore Arabia and Lanao with American crews aboard.
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Germany
State Department
Department
Marina
Rowanmore
Arabia
Lanao
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