Cement Industry Holds Its Own in 1905 Report
The United States Geological Survey notes cement shipments totaling about 86.6 million barrels with finish stock around 11.6 million barrels. Production rose in Lehigh and Michigan while many districts showed declines. overall demand improved late in the year and leaders expect a brighter 1906.
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Dan
Lotheo United Linton
Ernst F. Burchard
States Geological Survey
Burrale
Razrhiz
Lehigh
Itd
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Ohio
Wartern
Pennsylvania
Michigan
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Southern
Indiany
Kentucky
Jocreana
Minos
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Minamiri
Liege
Alorka
Comonc
Kansas
Nebraska
Gilakomm
Povanehave Fotal
Colomada
Via
Montane
Ywestet Toxag
Marylams
Virplola
West Virginia
Spreading Colds Warns Doctor Oxon In Health Talk
Oneeze under cover advises on spreading colds and preventive care in a health and hygiene column. Dr Dixon and Dr Hawke discuss symptoms from chest congestion to pneumonia, with guidance on hand hygiene, droplets, and avoiding spread within families.
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Oneeze
Doctor Oxon
North American cooking expert on winter food and health
The article quotes Mrs Anna Scott, a North American cooking expert, discussing how weather and heat affect digestion and the need to adjust winter diets. It notes that many careful eaters neglect food during summer while winter demands caloric, easily prepared meals with meat, beans, dried fruits, and economical staples to maintain body heat and energy.
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Grip
Anna
Scott
Sumidar
Bunthena
Pojon
Elma
Borane
Golting
Fumarg
Linetar Wiley
Loring
Reilly
Neil Co
Peanut Butler
Cours
Housekroper
Fire causes massive spread at Birmingham textile plant
An employee at a Birmingham textile facility triggered a blaze by removing clothing from a spinning line, spreading flames across the plant and into nearby areas. The incident released containers of fibricaling fibers and caused extensive damage, with the plant shut down and millions of dollars in property affected. Authorities investigated the cause and consequences of the fire.
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Business Men Urge Tariff Commission in National Policy Debate
The national chamber and business groups advocate a permanent tariff commission as a core economic reform. They argue that current tariff legislation lacks coherence and demands a commission to harmonize industry needs with national policy, citing past attempts and the need to prevent favoritism and discrimination among sectors.
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Amerein
Chamnbor of
Ainlat Jioctlag
Commivaton
Jon Voto
Hid
Res
National Chamber
Omim
John My Pues
Lostom
Prentios
Cleveland
William Stevenson
Pittaburg
Washington D C
Ohio
Chicago Girls Taboo and Health Club Controversy
A Chicago health club controversy erupts over influenza prevention and courtship practices. Leaders and members, including Eleanor Smith and Louise Brennan, argue for health measures while warning misinterpretations could jeopardize relationships and social norms. Local officials consider new policy implications as a national chamber outlines cooperative actions.
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Uicago
Jay
Klason
Club of
Chicago
Health Department
Toon Stenogaphers
Elonor Smith
Ylot
Deln Kantian
Tauretts Brennan
Louise Brennan
Gereeant
Avn
Emily Semradek
Flan Koutsmads
Bitunvethrae
Lailixe Brennan
Coy
Aeraven
Misa Graf
Mennion Gromtim
General Hen Cftuggers at the Point of Death
Bitter dispatches report General Victorkane Halecca near death, with details of his confinement in an officer’s home on Port Isla, El Paso, as U S authorities weigh his possible release amid wartime intrigue and German agent inquiries.
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Victorkane Halecca
Piu
Raporia
Duaticeum
Condi
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Fenura
Huerta
Goa
Port Hiina
el Paso
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High Brava
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Wilkin
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Tivera
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Department of Fuatienna
Goverien
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Muerta
United States
Wilson
Moxico City
Spain
Tawi
Lalind
Lang Island
Department of Jisilee
Reever Xorviey
Watced
Muerta Coxely
Mexico
Bnfonle
USA
Hil Pawo
Abe
Washington
Hind
Carranza
Vale
Part Bliva
Tig Shila
Uncle Charley Shaffer Seeks Suitor for George Shutter
In Newton New Jersey George W. Shutter explores marriage as Uncle Charley Shaffer, longtime local figure, urges him to wed. The tale recounts Shaffer’s humor and concern for younger folk while detailing a birthday, family ties, and a nearby wedding plan involving Anna May Wright and George. The notice asks for suitable matches and hints at Shutter’s past and present home life near Branchville.
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Newton
Jadan
Charles Shaffer
Atore
Toni
Unela Charley
Dinckemil
Varese
Tine
Shasex County
Charley
Anna Moy
Georgia
George Shalfer
George
Churney
Charles
Lake Courgon
Branchville
Pennsylvania
Baston
Yuete Charley
Syswoe County
Jia Harwen Lehr
Hawlans
George WV
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Mattroot
N. J
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Ole Charley
Dan Manand
Mra
Anna May "Wriehd
Charlton Writht
Bunton
Ann
Chatten
Shatter
Sussex County
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