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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
2
The note thanks readers for their cooperation and items phoned in, acknowledging Spring Valley Illinois, and marking this as second class mail matter.
The piece notes faster census tabulation after expert committee input and urges extending reforms to government printing. It compares U.S. data release speed to private firms and questions bureaucratic delays. It also mentions a French suggestion to recruit 2 million African American workers and Yale and Sheffield proposing new tunes to replace Bright College Years.
Ma Lewis E Lawes the youngest Sing Sing warden outlines reform aims in a newspaper interview. He supports the mutual welfare league, maintains athletic programs, favors mild punishment, pledges constant accessibility to inmates, and promises courtesy as a central policy while pursuing steady system improvement.
The New York state aviation commission drafts a plan to establish state national guard and naval reserve air forces to address a deficiency the national government should handle.
War era notes report Du Pont de Nemours announces a new anesthetic that may annihilate pain and suit minor surgical and dental operations. Moscow reports a New Russian free church under Vladimir, archbishop of Penza, aligned with Bolshevik authorities. Peoria, Illinois, shifts its distilling industry to food plants to boost employment.
Washington fears the Russian Soviet government plans to spread propaganda in Turkestan, a region already part of the Russian realm, a concern raised amid broader geopolitical unease.
The virus arrives in New York on a Spanish liner marking the first cases in nearly a year. Health officials quarantine the ship though quarantine efforts in 1918 were deemed impracticable.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss olives and heating to kill botulinum bacteria, mentioning wood alcohol and destruction of bacillus botulinus. No clear event, date, or organization is provided. details are sparse and uncertain.
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