Nation must conserve bread to win war effort
Nationally circulated critique urges three cent daily cuts in waste and food expenses to save $2 billion yearly. Hoover era measures proposed include food price controls, production coordination, and government regulation to ensure fair retail pricing and increased efficiency. The piece frames bread as key to victory, urging housewives and Americans to reduce consumption and curb profiteering while supporting allied needs.
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Baleyr
Hoover
Jirlea
Thie
Ets
Hei
Inm
Ci-Operative
Ili
Ani
Gorietal
Fevel Perkun
Anil
Assoclles
Mr. Hoover
Die Uie
Tooibiniwatty
Aidonico
Mr. Touver
Walmarines
Thieves in Convention Demand Reform Aid
A fractured report notes a convention where thieving factions pressed for reform and blamed rivals. Speakers from local committees and the Council of Workmen’s Deputies condemned dissent and called for popular aid to fight corruption amid tensions.
Aiding Sufferers Jews Raise Millions For Their Brethren
The article details a large fundraising drive by American Jews led by Julius Rosenwald of Chicago pledging 19 percent on all contributions up to ten million dollars. It notes broad participation, urged collective aid, and emphasizes the moral urgency of supporting stricken communities in a wartime context.
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Congress
Chargis
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Ili
Seine
Dos Angeles Sonst
Rome
Rosenwald
Chlengu
Chile
Simey
Arion
Winstone
Eve Mioingne
Exer
Eli Towels
Tuike Oil Coles
Col Huta
Galling
Moe
Quays
Moses
Amertoun
Americnan
War News Reaches New York From Albany Visit
A fragmentary account describes a 1870 New York visit by Russian envoy Tambenty and accompanying figures to observe the exhibition in Philadelphia. The piece notes public curiosity and some resistance to new contraptions seen in the Quaker City.
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Sin York
Drwulin Shmivacon
Pita
Hts
Rousiel Tambenty
New York
Teemiiol
Cii
Aixty
Mex
Lembent
Quaker City
Kid Big
Serice Agere
Nile
Willman
Athunys
Wwe
Tuels
Music aids typewriting for faster, accurate student work
A fragmented article discusses music as a tool to improve typing speed and accuracy, claiming benefits for students. It mentions teachers promoting rhythm, tempo, and practice to reduce mistakes and boost efficiency in writing tasks.
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Helpa
Firepley
Colon
Ninshe
Eden Lion Set
Sueroxs
Eeardys
Fight for fair heels Chicago shoe men oppose height bill
Chicago shoe makers from the Show Tefallers association traveled to Springfield to protest a proposed law setting a standard heel height for footwear. They claim a radical change would affect wearers with arch and leg issues, urging opposition to the bill.
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Chicago
Kour
Tefallers! Association
Springfield
Woitel
Hieely
Cent Is Robins Nest Egg Writ in Wartime Tale
Fragmentary OCR reads as a wartime story about a robin guarding a nest. Mentions Mr and Mrs Robin and a tree, with hints of a front line setting and a woven textire of flies. Readable parts describe a nest, a cent, and a scene in Pine Reading wheels.
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