Baltimore and Ohio faces business rebound plans
Amid a period of low business mood the Baltimore and Ohio system outlines renewal measures. Maintenance crews return to repair cars and locomotives as demand rises, with more locomotives and rolling stock prepared to meet coal traffic from Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The plan includes retooling, payroll restoration, and expanded output to handle increased freight.
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Sesiesdas
Pegusyivania
West Virginia
Iren
Abbott Favors Sunday Despite Differences in Views
A Chicago discussion reports Dr. Abbott's belief in evolution amid contrasting views. He argues that geological research expands theory of earth's age and life’s development, while defending science against religious literalism. He notes no authority of Bible over science.
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Ghicago
Mar
Betre Fe
Eiuh
Satie
Abbott
Weil
Serena Hare
Sundar
Cat sighting page tease from obscure note
Brief fragment notes a cat sighting or reference on page 3 with unclear context. No further details or named entities are readable, leaving only a stray line about a cat and page placement.
Dixon Urges Safe Raw Foods In Home Garden Use
Harrisburg May 1 Samuel Go Diron state health commissioner discusses Raw Foods in this weeks Lite Talk on Health and Hygiene urging careful cleaning and proper storage from grower to consumer. He notes that washing produce like berries lettuce watercress radishes parley cucumbers can prevent illness and stresses shelling and sorting to remove hazards.
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Harrisburg
Bes
Samuel Go Diron
Juxja
Rooster Mothers Chickens In Odd Animal Tale
Md. Mari- Winer F. Davis reports a strange case where a rooster exhibits maternal behavior toward chicks. The owner noted the rooster gathers, feeds, and watches the brood as if acting as a hen, puzzling observers and drawing attention to implausible avian care.
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Fedssalsguss
Mari— Winer
F. Davis
Davis
Wilmer
Woman 45 Years Old Mother of 30 Children
A garbled report describes Mrs Ross living near her home with a large family. The text mentions her caring for many children and notes a questionable record, with references to a box and reinfused units.
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Aicbison
Kaz
Diagy
Fae
Ross
Germany to Employ Women Street Car Conductors
Glasgow May 1 A British dispatch from Glasgow reports women street car conductors are being trialed. The uniform features a blue shirt and coat with gold braid. If the Irish squad proves sufficient, many will be employed at once. Women fare collectors will work four hours daily between the university and Dumfries, paid the same as men at 25 to 36.25 dollars weekly.
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Poomet
Glasgow
Scotland
Ise
Glascow
Emi
Ang Dumbres
Pan American Defense Alliance Proposed by Associates
A Philadelphia addressed discussion by Mas Hass Hayediona at the Acpolican Academy of Put sad t Scrence outlines a Pan American defensive alliance to protect Latin American investment and counter European influence. It urges coordinated capital flows and guarantees against confiscation to reassure investors while seeking a multilateral body led by Latin American and U S leaders to foster fair trade and stability in the Caribbean and South America.
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Ronen
Philadelphia
Mas Hass Hayediona
Acpolican Academy of Putsad
South America
Pen Americana Supreme
Emerteb
Caribnean Sea
Toremante Iar
Antes
Pan American Investments
Belinie
Fam
Zuumiecinan
Rene Coer
Bb & Sipayal
Martinis
United States
Waste Exchange Expands for Wood Waste Reuse
Washington May 3 The latest government aid program for wood waste exchanges information on buying and selling waste between manufacturers and forest service. The circulars list species sizes forms and quantities and connect furniture makers with mills and factories to dispose of scraps and turn waste into usable material. Several manufacturers have joined the exchange and more are expected as lists grow.
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Sovernilect
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Moger
Cance
Forest Service
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Michican
Torvat Service
Mansferturer
Waris
Anna Luther Joins Selig on Pacific Coast Move
Anna Luther, noted silent film figure, departed New York for the Pacific coast this week to join the Selig company. Mine Leiber, renowned in silent drama, is also mentioned in connection with the venture, with earnings reported for the relocation.
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Anna Luther
New York City
Pacific Coast
Leiber
Congressional Union presses fight for woman suffrage vote
In Washington on May 1 the Congressional Union reports twelve state conventions organized and a bold push to secure a federal amendment. Miss Paul leads funds and field organizers to win Senate and House support, with plans to mobilize voters nationwide and defeat opponents.
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Washington
Dic
United States
Mies Ace Paul
Congression
Tas Grousht
Cforcs
Biss Paul
Sdsac
B. Anthony Stengment
reTiie
Unified States
National Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Pagi
Bastso
TSK
Jesan
Jen
14St F Street
Tae Os Dlomal Association
Sear Isle
Farims
Fear Inn
Vantec
Weyer & Saxt
Raul
Bow Reo
Congress
Senate
Representatives
German laws enacted for occupied Belgium provinces
Huberich, former acting dean of Teland Starfof University, now practicing in European prize courts, reports the German laws for occupied Belgium. The new code, in German, French and Dutch, aims to tightly regulate both foreign and domestic commerce under German supervision, with significant amendments to commercial law.
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ACEE
Mari
C. BH
Huberien
Law School
Teland Starfof& Ja. University
Tarlog
Europe
Belgium
Berlin
Io Huberich
Non alcoholic cafe in Atlantic City draws attention
An Atlantic City dispatch describes a new non alcoholic cafe on the Boardwalk praised for offering a cider based drink menu with no real alcohol. It notes bold claims, aroma of champagne like drinks, and a cautious mix of novelty and restraint amid temperance sentiment. The cafe, linked to a larger hotel, has operated three weeks and attracted curiosity from patrons and ministers alike.
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Atlantic City
Philadelgaic North American
Wilcom
Hinself
Scald Milk Bottles To Prevent Contaminated Dairy
The Philadelphia health department urges strict milk bottle care in summer to curb bacteria growth. Keep milk cold in a separate refrigerator compartment, scald bottles before returning to the dealer, wipe caps, and drain utensils properly.
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Ted Dinter Ziegler
Philadelphia
Partment of Health and Charities
Swallows Teeth On Bridge Then Had X-Ray
A Denver report recounts a man swallowing his teeth while at work on a bridge. Doctors removed the teeth from his stomach during a delicate operation and reinserted them to satisfy nature's intent. An X-ray later located the teeth.
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Denver
Colo
Nature Merer
Nature Sud
Miners Seek Resumption of Elk Horn Operations
Labor Agent John Jenkins announced in Huntington that 200 to 300 miners are needed to restart Consolidation Co holdings in Elk Horn. Nugent reported only four workers currently active, plans to resume seasonal mining, and coordination with Postmaster Dingess and municipal officials for federal employment support.
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Elk-Horn
John A
Jenkins
Jerry W. Dingess
Sioner Wells
Nugent
Coz! Co
Kentucky Holdings
Ita
el Horn
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