Knights of Columbus Establish a Lost Baggage Bureau
The Knights of Columbus establish a Lost Baggage Bureau at 461 Fourth Avenue New York to recover thousands of soldiers trunks and barrack bags lost in transit with the A E F. The service, tied to veterans, invites sailors and soldiers back to cooperate by providing name rank unit description and last seen details. Four hundred thousand plus pieces of unclaimed property have been recovered thanks to the bureau and related efforts.
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Knights of Columbus
Fourth Avenue
York City
Army
Hoboken
Sailor
Roaripe
Adye
Contuand
Casey School
Knightga
Colum
Hta
Tha Ry
New Chicago
Keston
Beffalo
Provi
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Ayette
Lorraine
Bartlett
Tatue
Lafayette
Uete
Metz
Lartiert Gatta
Louvre
France
Prem Potocare
Cére Gs
Marshal Foch
Ugvell Atue
Migrimpee
Seccasion
S.A
K.C
Cabinet Plans Revealed in Millers Campaign
A vague summary notes a political figure outlining cabinet plans and maintenance of policies. It mentions a new cabinet and a broad declaration of policy alongside campaign messaging.
Latin American Finance Ministers at Washington Congress
Latin American ministers of finance attend the second Pan American Financial Congress in Washington opening January 19. The group includes Uruguay’s Dr Vecino Peru’s Dr Fuchs Argentina’s Dr Salaberry and others. Haiti is listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Congress
Washington
Avin
Washingon
Capitel
Vecino
Uruguay
Fuchs
Peru
Salaberry
Argentina
Sr. Ayala
Pura
Kpay
Cesar
Nicaragua
Me Feauiere
Haiti
Milka Bilions Co. claims relief for digestive issues
An advertisement from the Milka Kilations Co. of Terre Haute Indiana promotes a product claimed to improve appetite digestion and bowel action. It promises results within six bottles and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy targets people weakened by illness and even children, urging use with a spoon and dosages of 6 pence or $1.20 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon
Eli Gaunisten Mane
Sckly Children
The
Milka & Gion Co
Terre
Katte, Ind
Glen Ellison to Sing His Scotch Songs
Glen Ellison’s planned recital features his baritone voice performing Scottish songs. The program promises romantic tones and indigenous phrasing, offering fans a chance to hear Ellison’s varied vocal colors.
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Glen Ellison
Jen Ellison
Gould Aressians
Heather
Pwetell
Glen Linson
Ches
Milison
Fife Coe Swaer
Mr. Lisen
Pravior
Am Oanas
Forty Years of Progress Highlight Fortieth Institute
The Fortieth Annual Institute opens with talks on soil fertility and clover's role in nitrogen fixation. Farmers hear about lime, drainage, and timing for clover, with large afternoon attendance and music by the Jubilee Singers. George H. Chamberlain speaks on farming’s past and progress, and Red Cross work is praised as Ridgeville hosts the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubilee Singers
Geo. H. Chamberliin
Elygin
Institute
HK. Baker
N. L. Cotton
Gates
W. A. Braman
F. S. Reefy
Association
North Ridgeville
Thomas
W. J. Chamberlan
Hudson
Cave
Ohio
United States
Europe
Eveni
Ridgeville
St Ning
H. Chamberlain
National Red Cross
Sted Cross
Red Cross
Chamberlain
LaGrange
Dred
Wil
van Ausdale
Maple
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Spon
Leaison
Ous
Jolly Guarteta
Messisa
Walter Bailey
George Wilmer Skeeles
Institute Day program at Conchutes continues this week
Tomorrow and Friday the Institute will continue with Institute Day as the theme. Speakers include Geo Ott state Grange chairman Prof C G Williams from Wooster and Dr W Chamberlain of Hudson. Local men join the discussion and the exhibit draws much attention. The institute ends Friday with planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Itl
Geo. Ott
The
Ohio Grange
C. G. Williams
State Experiment Station
Wooster
WI Chamberlain
Hudson
Grange gathering features George E Scott speaker
Addressea and diseaselona will be served by Grange members and Geo. E. Scott of Mt. Pleasant as chief speaker. The Grange play will be presented in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addressea
Grange
Geo. E. Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Method of Faking Violina Noted in Historical Review
A cryptic claim suggests exposing violins to light can alter tone by aging the varnish. The report describes a technique claiming a few hours of treatment or decades of effect, implying a curious method attributed to antique instruments and their resonance.
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K. C
EXCH
Miyastaley
Harma
Ricardo Vecino
Fernando Fuchs
Eusebio Ayala
Octaviano Cesar
M. Fleury Fequiere
Domingo
Hackett
Addison
Broad Street
Paradise Soda Grille
Standard Oil CO
Hancock Co
Hametiarn
Goodyear
Leader Shoe C’ Cae Shoes
Dachtler & Dachtler
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