Fragmentary Public Ledger Letter on Freedom and Earth
A mangled early 20th century Philadelphia Public Ledger letter discusses freedom, power, and grace. It references earth, creation, and a plea for divine aid, with unclear phrasing and damaged lines.
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Philadelphia
Wheelance the price of safety
United States District Attorney Reames announced Saturday that wheelance the price of safety faces scrutiny. The brief note notes the official comment and its relation to public safety concerns.
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United States District
Reames
Public warning on I W W and food security in war time
Federal notes a link between I W W activity and German funding to disrupt industry and harvest. The East Oregonian urges vigilance to protect Umatilla County fields and warehouses, stressing citizen cooperation with authorities to safeguard bread supplies and national security during wartime.
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Reames
Umatilla
Uncle Sam
The
East Oregonian
1917 First Quarter Insolvencies Rise But Less Than Earlier Years
Business activity remains strong while insolvencies reported by R G Dunn and Co for the first quarter of 1917 total 3 927 with liabilities of 52 507 099. This is the best quarterly exhibit since 1910 when 3 525 failures involved about 44 500 000, versus last year’s 5 487 defaults totaling 61 492 746.
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R. G. Dunn & Co
Pendleton crowds cite curious claims from scattered notes
Dozens of men allegedly marched in protest, while Pendleton officials disputed several stories. Honor Juncda offered an automobile ride to some Pendleton Fle serves on the Fourth, misidentifying guards. Condueter i HH. North once chaired a council and was injured years ago in a bridge accident at Mecham. Drumhellert plans a frontier show in Walla Walla this fall. Circus ticket sellers caused a commotion among Pendleton shoppers, raising questions about their motives.
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Pendleton Fleserves
Honor Juncda
Reapnler Guardamen
North
Mecham
Realty Transfers From Deets to McIntosh and Whistler
Real estate transfers are listed including Deets Alexander Hudaccnt of tm tu 24 Ww Waltonburger and Kenneth McIntosh et ux for parcels in areas 2 and 3 Ny A os and 25 35 and part of 27. Mary Whistler and NM Carnell acquire portions of Grad View Orchard Tracts 2100 NW 1-4 SE I sw-Sea So Twp N and Framaford to H Mor Porminek 4 NE 1-4 See Twp 2 SN ML on various lots and sections.
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Alexander Hudaccnt
Waltenburger
Kenneth McIntosh
Grad View
Orchard Tracts
Mary
Whistler
Carnell
Framaford
H. Mor Porminek
Trade board halts July corn trading in Chicago
In Chicago on July 7 the directors of the board of trade ordered an immediate stop to all further trading for July corn delivery. The move ends speculation at prior prices around $1.60 per bushel, pending market clarity and a committee review. The decision affects Grade A corn and related commitments pending further guidance.
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Chicago
The
Board of Trade Today
Suffragists Sentenced in Washington Police Court for Demonstration
Mabel Mund Jamison Virginia Arnold Katherine Storey and others were sentenced to three days in jail for a protest at the White House gates. They refused to pay a 25 dollar fine, choosing jail time instead. Also mentions Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a summer precaution.
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Mabel Vernon Mund
Jamison
Virginia Arnold Katherine A. Storey
Amon
Wantington
Dull
Wool Shortage to Impact Men’s Clothing Industry
Chicago July 7 The American market for men’s clothing will likely be affected by the wool shortage, says Frederick A. Kelts, chairman of the National Association of Clothing Trade. The shortage may raise costs and influence production and retail prices nationwide.
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Ghicago
Frederick A Kelts
The
Nation Association of Clothing
Notice to Sick Women from Bridgeton New Jersey
A testimonial letter from Mrs. Millionn T. Cue of 2 Harmony St Penns Grove praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving painful irregular menstruation and backache. The writer urges others to trust the remedy as credible evidence supporting its effectiveness.
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Bridgeton
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Pinkham
Harmony St
Penn's Grove
Lydia
Orain convention opens with cloth saving plan
Address opened the convention with estimates that eliminating supershow details in men clothes could save Ludden dollars yearly. Delogater discussed the dye problem and urged reform in manufacturing in the country. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach discomfort and wonders if others could benefit from its use.
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