Seems Like Coal Bins Are Filled
Chicago dispatch reports the November and December predictions of coal executives led by H. H. Holden to Gen. McAdoo. They say coal supplies look adequate nationwide and in Tinola Indiana Iowa Utah Colorado and Wyoming during November despite fears of a hard winter.
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Chicago
H. H. Holden
Western Division
McAdoo
Tinola
Indiana
Iowa
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Mrs Hoyle Gains Thirty Pounds Taking Tanlac
Mrs. M. Hoyle of Kansas City credits Tanlac with curing her long rheumatism and stomach trouble. She reports rapid weight gain of thirty pounds, improved appetite and digestion, and color after weeks of treatment. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartel Drug Stores under a special representative.
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Tanlac
Taniac
Seattle
Bartel Drug Stores
Confessions of a War Bride and Eloise the War Survivor
A narrator plans a pink gown while recounting Eloise a war bride and former Belgian civilian who endured German invasion. Eloise, now a maid, shares memories of German atrocities and aiding the British. Mother Lorimer urges bearing witness with the phrase Lest We Forget.
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Bob
Eloise
Maki
Man
Army
Air Service
London
America
Lori
Red Cross asks locals to support soldiers at home
The message urges better soldiers by highlighting home front aid through the Red Cross. It notes 22 million men and women are in the organization and asks readers if they are one of them.
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The
Red Cross
Mia
David Henry
Lincoln Ave
Washington
N. J
Trey Bey
Valuable World Industry Data To Be Shared With U S
Washington December 19 news reports say the War Industries Board will preserve and make available a comprehensive set of statistics on the resources, industries, and finances of all nations. Bernard Baruch announced the data includes raw materials, productive capacity, and substitute-production formulas. The complete data likely will be turned over to the Department of Commerce and other permanent agencies with methods of production information.
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Washington
War Industries Board
America
Dernard Baruch
Department of Commerce
Vaccination First Rule Flu
An old health notice urges simple prereq uisites of health to avoid influenza. It lists not overeating, clean meals, proper sleep, clean intestines, warm clothing, outdoor activity, avoiding crowds, eight hours of fitness daily, baths, and mouth antiseptic spray as preventive steps.
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Moeliride Enya
Mann Leads for Speaker as Field Narrowed
Washington December 19 The race for speaker narrows to three candidates with Representative Mann of Chicago in front due to his floor leadership and long service. Gillett is seen as the East’s choice though not formally announced. Fess of Ohio may be drafted while Kahn Towner and Campbell are expected to be noncontesting placeholders.
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Washington
Mann
Chicago
Illinois
Gillett
Mane
East
Fess
Ohio
Kahn
California
Towner
Iowa
Campbell
Kansas
Veteran Pressman Dies of Influenza in Seattle Area
George Luther a journalist with over 13 years in press work died Wednesday of influenza at his brother in law Wallace Smith home 2015 Lane street. Luther retired to a fruit ranch at Okanogan Washington and returned to Seattle for the winter with his wife. He had recently been employed in The Star press rooms.
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George Luther
Seattle
Inlaw
Wallace Smith
Lane St
Luther
Okanogan
Wash
Star Preas
Paris Bombardment Toll From Long Range Cannon
Paris statistics list 196 killed and 417 wounded by long range German cannon fire. In ten months of war Paris also saw 1,211 casualties from bombs dropped by aircraft and airships.
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Paris
Italian Shipping Rebounds After War Losses
Rome reports Italian shipping losses in the war were light and postwar expansion plans are set by major lines. From 1914 to 1918 Italian shipping investment totaled 120 million dollars, with contracts for new vessels to be placed soon.
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Rome
Output of Gold in Africa Threatened
Cape Town December 19 One Rand mine is reported about to close and the low grade mines are in serious condition due to high explosives costs. The government is expected to intervene as output must rise rather than fall.
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Cape Town
Rand
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