New Federal Board to Decide Railroad Wage Disputes
Washington March 24 The Director General of Railroads announces a permanent eight member wage adjustment board to interpret and settle wage and related disputes between railroads and employees. Four railroad directors and four labor union presidents will select the members with a monthly session in Washington. The existing railroad wage commission will continue to handle wage hours and policy questions. The board wields authority over wage decisions during the war and afterwards unless dissolved by a vote of regional directors or union presidents. Board meetings begin within ten days of member selection and will convene monthly until all matters are disposed of.
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Washington
D.C
Maren 24
McAdooas
Reginit
Tuillaut Administration
Fay Eastern
Xoubherit
Agroomnent Binding
Imure
Generst
Wyler
Norge
Thes
Srecistan
Railroad Wiall
Ravio Te Eeanitaissian Af Igh
Isoard
Lotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Hol
Steves & Sons
Pure Blood Promise Health Claim Broadcast
An advertisement touts perfect health from pure blood, warning that impurities cause many diseases and organ damage. It touts “specific blood remedy” cleanses claimed to prevent numerous conditions and offers free literature from the Specific Company in Atlanta.
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Aleanses
Everyweve
Jor Valurte Stera
Daview
Ratory
Atlanta, Ga
Olitely Free
Wedicu
Swift
Paper Suits and Wooden Shoes Hit German War Economy
Reading from Stockholm on February 15 1918 reports Germany faces severe clothing shortages as cotton wool and yarn run scarce. Factories convert to paper fabrics and wood footwear while soap shortages bite households and rationing tightens control over every garment.
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Cye Brown
Drees Publishing Co
New York World
Stockholm
Germany
Hj Ulians
Amepiva
Aniak
Geraianiy
Psn
Perenne
Saloc
Cotto Giads
Joe Masers
Emeluyngd
Geman
Bork
Wyland
America
Che Ayers
Lou
Geruguiy
Alerith
Fragstort
Geran Walt-Lime
Inxs
Ajerys
Andillacy
Vul- de
Sveerert
Doctor Urged an Operation
A Baltimore woman recounts nearly four years of organic troubles, nervousness, and headaches. Her sister urged Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which after five bottles left her cured and able to work again. She urges others to consider the remedy before agreeing to surgery.
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Baltimore
Lydia T. c Pinkham
Lydia F Pinkslam
Calverton Rd
Lydia H. Plakham
Trytrust
audi @ tryiug ordept
Administrative Bulletin From Adaibistration Bulletin
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local bulletin mentioning pots, shore areas, sanitary issues, and gear donors. The text references gardens, plants, cabbages, melons, and indoor work. Mentions a potential campaign or plan related to a deme shore and Neuhville.
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Neuhville
Vahity
Adaibistration
Use of gasoline in private cars stopped by Parisian officers
Dais Bob 21.2 0K Mail reports officers enforcing strict limits on gasoline use for private cars. The piece notes officials aimed to curb travel and ration fuel, with authorities prepared to impose penalties and delays for violators, citing port and shipping impacts and calls for vigilance by merchants and crews.
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Dais
Bob
Ley Tel Hindis
Rennamay
Ordharily
Banlavinds
Uae
Ley
Cad
Waly
Botalil
Willan
Berry
Semitie Deley
Donald Reid
Armies and flags recalled in grim wartime scene
Ahalting, fragmented narrative recalls troops at Chinto Dhevia and a sea of helmets, berets, and uniforms. Witnesses named Officer Nr and Reagelt of the Faghor company recounts the moment of show and reverence amid battle memory. The account mentions navy casualties, and a ritual of tribute by soldiers.
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Bazan
Iene
Rientt
Faghor Company
Berets Bkeeje
Mie
Wandering chimpanzee disrupts downtown hotel dinner crowd
A chimpanzee wandered into a downtown hotel's dinner area drawing startled reactions from guests. Police escorted the animal to a nearby station after staff secured the scene and ensured guest safety.
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York
Wrest Thirtiett Street
Duirer
Aimata
Ali
Wis
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild effective laxative alternative to calomel for liver and bowel complaints. They claim rapid relief with no dental damage or bad after effects while improving dullness and heaviness tied to constipation. Available from druggists as a tonic for liver health.
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Gude
PeptoMangan the Red Blood Builder
Peptoe Mengan
4 J
Breitenbach CO
New York
McAdoo Nantes Board
Chicago, I
Leonard Baths
Frank Bender
Ras “Sheriifettes
Warahington
Sieele
Jehk
Willent
Wien
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Sunihey
Sloth Iit
Inartel
Colicel
Chayitahls
Creanie
Neil
Sid Sal
Ak Hamid Peteen
Pauteluus
Eid
Elonius
Ed Crane
Moody
Urungi
Speetil Baxter Jenudta
Aalitien
Borksburgh
Preles
Anna
Jtdy
Peyeviyol
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wolfson’s
Saul Wolfson
Yee Matherathins
Iretitin Sale OF
Tay Hithers
Tee Enneratnie
Mab Wibyey
Chinto Dhevia
Cory
Ereath Companys
Piddine
Fam Soorainee
Sag Ray
Dr. Edwards
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