Private Elevators for Cabinet Members and Officials
Washington dispatch notes cabinet members in the capital use private, small elevators to access their offices, each with numbered buttons and a secretive panel door. The system allows direct, floor-to-floor movement but has no emergency stop. other officers once faced delays due to conflicting floor requests. A separate anecdote mentions the Interstate Commerce Commission's offices with a privately owned elevator and delays at calls.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Syme
Bute
Warang
Shina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Haberdasher
F Street
Commission
Thar Elthough
President to Reveal Views on Business at Chamber Meeting
Washington January 30 business leaders await February 3 session of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States with President Wilson and several cabinet members delivering addresses. Secretary Bryan McAdoo Redfield and other officials will discuss American investment abroad, currency and trade issues, and the Federal Reserve Act as delegates explore the administration’s outlook on commerce. The chamber, three years old with over 275 000 members, plans discussions on foreign trade and merchant marine policy.
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D.C
Chamber of Commerce of the United States of
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Dure Aftatra
Land Ag
Land Ag To Lasetion Afteeingheir Interesta
Tiesan
Treniwre McAdoo Aid
Redflele
Nperghers
Forulen Trae
Anerchant Marina
Neerd Bushread
Etnin Pesan
Amecean
Oronstoys
Merce Tedfield
Inckadine
Edward F. Pent
Bureau of
Secretary of the Treasury
MuAdou
S Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Samuel Roberts
National City Tank
New York City
Joseph J. Davies
Elliot H. Goodwin
Committee On Foreign Trade
Chamber of Commerce of
United States of America
New Mexico
Chambers of Commerce
Fedét
United States
Albin
Moscow professor claims substance halts life for animals
A Moscow professor known for hibernation studies announces a substance named anabiase that purportedly places animals in a suspended animation state for months. He says cattle could survive Russian winters without fodder or shelter and be revived in spring. He seeks volunteer condemned prisoners for trials.
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Moscow
Eave
Bangor Daily Commercial
Anabiase
Ibera
Née
Hich Ho Bax
Finkhmetieff
W Lal Kent
Israel Zangwill Opposes Shaw on War Militarism Debate
Zangwill Defends Britain as a lion not a wolf in contrast to Germany, arguing that British militarism stems from defense and empire duties, while German aggression reflects a more pervasive, conscious militarist culture. He challenges Shaw’s equivalence of Britain and Germany, condemning overblown comparisons and defending England’s unique constitutional limits.
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Great Britain
Germany
Zangwill
Afar
Opyright li
Lines Swift
England
Berhard
Bismarck
Briaw
Sir Edward Grey
Annw
Uno Perambulater
Lew Tomant
Adonis
Traven
von Mach
Terxard
Haglund
Britain
Gilbert
Deber Allen
Tipperary
Yiwl
Rue
Britannia
Harvard
Lord Roberts
Lord Witchener
Hugland
Asquith
Lord Fisher
Percy Scott
Iichener
Treiselke
Heine
Chris-ian
Jerusalem
Gordon
Palestine Survey
Globe, Himdering
Joseph Chamberlain
Clive
Warren Hastings
Rhones
House of Commons
St Jacobs On Back Pain Remedy Ad
Back ache relief promise with St Jacobs On ointment claimed to cure lumbago sciatica and back pain by topical rubbing. Advertisement urges readers to buy from any local store and use daily for permanent relief after one application. Mentions decades of use and guarantees, targeting ages seeking quick help.
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St. Jacob’s
Sears
Fragmented satirical prose on Germany and power politics unfolds
The passage critiques German ambitions and the will to power, contrasting 1815 reflections with modern rhetoric. It cites presses like Daily Chronicle and Berliner Tageblatt, arguing Germany would reclaim land and force a global rollback, then pivots to a domestic scene of a wife calling her husband darling in a playful interlude.
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Regauril
Tille
Tubric
John Bellac
Mike
Germany
Chrantete
London
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
Berliner Tageblat
Britain
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Calomel Alternative
An old advertisement warns that calomel makes people sick and robs them of energy. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable, non salivating substitute that starts the liver without upsetting the user and is safe for children.
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Dodson
Police Chief Warns One Third City Robberies Fake
Police chief Lancaster says about one third of city robberies and hold ups are faked as victims concoct stories to explain losses. He notes such cases waste police time and complicate investigations, while urging careful scrutiny of complaints before dispatching resources. A related item mentions a new French gasoline engine with two stationary pistons.
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Fance Lancaster
Polles
San Animio
Lancaster
Exprriente
Dévelany Poinis
Polios
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepasin for Infant Constipation
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Pepsin syrup for babies suffering constipation. Claims a mild pleasant taste and gentle action with no habit forming harm. Says a red spoonful at bedtime provides relief and offers a free trial bottle to Dr Caldwell, 452 Washington St Motch, Indiana.
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Wes Caldwell
Washington Ft
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