Six in Wilson Co. slogan drives workers and products
Freeman, MLK Gard Wy New York O50 reports on the Wilson & Co organisation built on six letters and six principles. The piece describes the slogan The Wilson Label Protects Your Table and a strong, loyal workforce of twenty five thousand, with workers urged to live up to the sixfold creed. It includes anecdotes from workers praising production pride and quality sausages and griddle cakes.
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Wilson & Co
Wilson
Pleane
Treir
American professors as conference experts critique European diplomacy
A Chicago Daily News summary notes American university professors invited as experts to advise on commissions. The piece argues they veer from pure facts into broader international questions, praising some methods while condemning lack of rigorous economic and racial analysis.
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Paul Scott Mowrer
Epetin
Ranbla
San
Antonia
Chicago Daily
Chicago Daily News
Porc
Wilson
Thas Cons
Ameriens
A Landerine Hair Care Claim Promised to Work
A damaged ad touts Danderine as a miracle solution for dull brittle hair. It asserts quick results with a glossy, thicker look and immediate beauty, urging readers to use a small Knoylton product for a proven effect.
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Knoylton
Olive Tablets touted to cure stomach upset and liver sluggishness
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy that stimulates the liver and bowel activity to relieve indigestion. It claims the tablets are a substitute for calomel, easy on the stomach, and sold for 25 cents a box with no griping.
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Dr. Edwards
Diplomatic clash over Asia Minor and Greek claims
The piece debates Anglo French Russian and Italian positions on Greece in Asia Minor. It notes British ministers Crowe and Borden and French Cambon among key diplomats, asking if U S professors grasp Asia Minor rivalries and the Balkan balance of power. It questions Allied support for Greek claims and Turkish frontier shifts amid Great Power deliberations.
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Prerseas
Londo
Eyre Crowe
Foreign Office
Hiwen
Stte
Dilas Cambon
Council of
Nate
Hig
Public Instruction
Algeria
Constanting
Lo Kerlin
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Francy-Anne
Alsave-Turpreine
Gout
Serategy
Constantigoply
Asiatic Affai
Sig. de Martino
Italian Foreign Office
Dlis
Balkans
Albania
William Js
Westerman
Ately
Ayla Minor
Greece
Palentine
Mandatory
Albana
Bulgavin
Axyonke
Unstoldi
Han
Cher Gunwissing
Pianerail
England
Grek
Asia Minor
Ttaly
France
Balkan
Tilly
Yhravy
Angeau
Greeig
Siutley
Agioricis Princialor
Hove
Tay Nila
Camtaigei
Enes
Mem
Mem Praex
America
Onsk Haguorade University Protexsors
E Velvien Inka Kimtasay
France Fails to Grasp U S Wine Ban Impact_re s
A Paris dispatch reports France misreads the U S ban on wines as part of Prohibition. French exporters fear sleepless losses, especially in the Limousin and Champagne regions, as $600,000 in wines and related goods face withheld payments and export disruption. The piece notes tensions in wartime trade and hopes that U S prohibitions may be reconsidered.
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Scott Mowrer
Clea Dail
Paris
United States
Luytrd
France
Alere
Chamrague
Alruady
Huis of
Helens
All America
Aueringa
Tinong Tee
New York
Salome Remedy Promises Relief From Nausea and Salivation
An old patent medicine advertisement touts a preparation claimed to cure biliousness constipation and kidney problems while easing nausea and salivation. It promises quick recovery after taking the dose and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The text mentions a price of thirty five cents and urges readers to ask their druggist.
Secretary Predicts Two Thousand at Meeting
A Mineral Wells report notes two thousand expected attendees at the upcoming annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Bankhead National Highway Association. The agenda includes presenting the Vth Planning Commission report evaluating two main routes between Memphis and El Paso, with contesting routes across Oklahoma Texas and the western states. The meeting will address route approval, representation, and potential amendments as outlined by the highway engineers and the association.
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Fusas
Ptts
Maverin Uy
United States
Gayeement
Dee
Finin
Anil
Henkel
Spo
Afemalis
Faso
Fat Springs
Glenwood
de Tue
Aches
Broken Bow
Chiles
Silveron
Haineview
Rexas
Hrllawall
Bankhead National Highway
Burkhomt National Highway
Washingto
Incomplete OCR: Interstate Road Show Planned
Fragmentary text outlines a national road exhibit and states attending from Virginia to Memphis. Mentions Secretary, senators, and a convention setup with Good Roads exhibit in charge, but many words corrupted.
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Virginia
Caroling
Georgia
Alabama
Memphis
Tous
Iran
Ediso
United States
Mwas
Huns Show Hostility in Occupied Coblenz Area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe German residents in Coblenz warned to show stricter deference to American soldiers amid rising clashes. Reports mention a stabbing death elsewhere, worker strikes, and uneasy relations in occupied zones. War censorship and control dynamics are implied.
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Coblenz
Burgoimnater
Coblene
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