Safety First Train Exhibit by Engineers Corps and Army
The Union Pacific hosts a vast safety exhibit for the public and military audiences. It showcases engineering feats, weaponry, medical gear, and demonstrations of field and hospital work. An invitation urges young men to pursue engineering, highlighting hands on learning over books.
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Engineers Corps and
United States Army Exhibst
Geden
Railroid Company
War Department
Neh
Cabint
Europe
Gates
Tattle
Who
Gerrice
Joral
Uncle Sam
Union Pacific Territory
United States
Water problem being solved in Indian reservations
A report by General H. F. Robinson on Navajo and Hopi lands shows well development in the Navaho and nearby areas has shifted Indians from communal to individual practices, expanded flocks and herds, and attracted settlers. Over 29 wells, including an artesian well capable of 400,000 gallons per hour, have been drilled, yet the region remains arid with limited water and ongoing stock grazing challenges.
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Albuquerque
N. MM
Navaln Fod Moki
Mandon
H. F. Robinson
Meras
General Robineon
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Fosque Redonda
Pambers
Welcome News for Bunion Sufferers
An odd ad promotes Bunion Comfort Clattera promising relief after two placings and directions. It claims instant ease if the remedy works, and invites sufferers to return with receipts if not satisfied, though wording is garbled and unclear.
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TE Voz
Obvnov
Anton O
Bunion Comfort Clattera
Nature and Medicine Across a Century of Claims
A fragmented note discusses health, fresh cures, and the idea that nature needs help to sustain health. References to an old remedy, a doctor’s practice in palmenars, and a long history of alternative treatments. Mentions Exkiman Laboratory Philadelphia and an Advertiser tent.
Scourge Takes Turn for Worse
New York on August 15 reports the infantile paralysis epidemic worsened with 163 new cases and 59 deaths in the 24 hours ending at 2:00 pm. Since the outbreak began there have been 6,552 cases and 1,104 deaths. The city notes possible underreporting due to Sunday holiday. New Jersey imposes a statewide quarantine and special curbs at terminals to keep children under 16 from traveling.
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New York
New Jersey
Gin Varius
No Ladies Sleild Fall To The Bie Sine
Fragmentary ad style notice mentions Mary blame and a roast, with references to Leauthil Powerfua and a film section. It appears as a stray production ranking or photo piece from a 1920s or 1930s newspaper, with unreadable OCR errors but hints at an entertainment item and an advertisement.
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Mary Belamd
Mappine
Thia
Atlas Film
Erection of New Aeronautics Course Led by Faire at Daffata
The new course will be under Elisha N. Faire of Daffata North with a seat assistant professorship for aviation studies. He is said to be familiar with latest practices in aeroplane design and construction and has devoted the past year to technical aid of aeronautics. It is probable regular study will begin soon and several components will be purchased or constructed. Meanwhile the battleship Illinois sailed with civilian volunteers on board from several states for a practice cruise to Taang Inland.
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Elisha N. Faire
Daffata
Haring
Fulora
Setwal
Gattleship
Illinois Gails
Norfolk
Ava
Minois
Virgina
Kentucky
Oulo
Illnois
Inka
How To Prevent Acid Stomach And Food Fermentation
New York physician discusses stomach health noting most stomach pains stem from excess acid and fermentation. He recommends neutralizing acid and stopping fermentation with warm or cold water and a small dose ofmagnesium immediately after meals. He cites magnesium as an effective acid and food corrective and mentions a product for aged stomachs.
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New York
Gure
Revenue Bill To Be Reported In Senate Action Near
The revised administration revenue bill, expected to yield 265 million annually, is prepared for Senate submission. If approved in caucus, it likely will be reported tomorrow and taken up after the unloading of the chipping bill. Provisions include income and inheritance taxes, a 10 percent tax on net profits from munition makers, a tax on products used in munition manufacture, a corporation tax, and state medicine duties. The bill preserves the nonpartisan tariff commission and calls for tariff enforcement and medical provisions. Pauline Fredericks stars in The Woman in the Case at the Alhambra tonight only.
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Washington
Senate
Insaca
Women Enter U3 School Near Geneva Wisconsin
Gleaming mess kitchens and lines of provisions mark the opening of a two week camp on the grounds of the Western Military and Naval windows. Women from across the state attend the camp as they undergo military drill and receive instruction in rifle and hospital duty.
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Laka
Geneva
Wis
Marcwestern
Alias Jane Jones at the Oracle Tomorrow
Fragmented notice mentions Alias Jane Jones with Edna Maison at the Oracle today and tomorrow. Civil service positions advertised and duties outline appear in a period-style ad. John P. St. John Getter noted as former governor of Korea with a Prohibition ticket context and medical update.
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Jane Jones
Edna Maison
The
Oracle
John P. ST. John Getter
Olste
Raw
Aus
John
St. John
Kerean Anit
Itas
Ant Lowe
Webb Bill Must Pass Congress Global Trade Clash Prompts Call
Chicago and Washington reports say the Webb bill to promote export trade and allow manufacturers and merchants to unite against foreign competition faces urgency as nations at war shield markets. Fe Turner Curley, FCC chairman, argues wartime policy favors consolidations to win world markets and urges prompt passage to aid American exporters and workers nationwide. The measure would enable coop agreements and producer associations to compete on equal terms abroad, aiming to expand surplus product sales and benefit every citizen.
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Chicago
United FA States
Fe Ndicfurley
Federal Trade
Commission Ins
Congress
Dili
Sears
Mfr
Thurfey
Merchatta
Soran
Cot
Aly
Tate
Webb
Washington
Why Society Women Wash Their Own Hair
A society ad notes many women now wash their own hair not to be frugal but to obtain the best beauty and avoid harmful products. It promotes a homemade shampoo using canthrot from the druggist dissolved in hot water, claiming it cleanses oil and dirt, leaves hair fluffy and soft, and improves scalp health.
Labor Topics At Convention In Colorado Springs
Aug 15 report by John McLennan, president of the Colorado State Federation of Labor, criticizes the Rockefeller Industrial Plan as an unqualified failure. Notes on the Colorado Industrial Commission and workers compensation law, coal mining conditions, and union growth are presented, with calls to improve employer relations and state labor fields after the 1912-14 strikes.
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Colorado Springe
John McLennan
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Apa
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Plan Sparks Publicity Storm in Union Fight
A riot of rhetoric surrounds a controversial plan tied to press agents and organized workers. President McLennan credits improved conditions to publicity tactics amid the recent postal strike fallout.
Danish House Ratifies Treaty Urging Senate Action
Washington August 15 The Danish lower house yesterday ratified a treaty for the sale of the Daniel Webster to the United States. Chairman Stone today called a meeting of the foreign relations committee for tomorrow morning and he hopes to report a recommendation for ratification to the senate tomorrow night.
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Washington
Daniel Weaton- Nea
United States
Stone Toiny
Foreign Relations’ Committee
Senate Br
Real Estate Transfers and Acord Drama at Lyceum
Evelyn Crawfordet transfers to William G Holcomb part of southeast section 22 township 6 north range 1 west for 3500 dollars. Preferred Investment Co to C D B McDonald transfers of south west section 22 township 6 mort range 1 west for 10 dollars. Mary Elizabeth Allen to Thomas R Wilson comprises multiple subparts in section 37 including quarter and adjoining parts in township 22 north range 2 east for unspecified value. Bara Cody to Charles W Cottle transfers part of for 9 block A plat A for 800 dollars. Art Acord in Sandy Reforms, a gripping cow country drama, plays at the Lyceum. Acord is a Utsha, today.
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Evelyn Crawfordet
William G. Holcomb
Preferred
C.D. B McDonald
Bara Cody
Charles W. Cottle
Art Acord
Acord
Lyceum
Precautions by Parents Advised in Poliomyelitis Fight
New York Aug 15. Family physicians urged using normal blood from parents to immunize children against poliomyelitis. Dr Abraham Helogher at Willard Parker Hospital reports treating many cases this epidemic. The approach relies on antibodies in adult blood to neutralize the virus, potentially preventing paralysis similarly to vaccination.
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New York
Abraham Helogher
Wiard-Parker Hospital
Willard-Parker Hospital
Heingher
San Juan mayor facing removal for alleged conspiracy
San Juan officials report former mayor Rafael … faces removal after conviction on a charge of conspiracy to violate civil service laws by coercing political contributions from traders and teachers. He received six months in jail plus costs and has appealed. The case ties to debt of 125 00 owed by the Unionist navy leader in Tone and alleged widespread levies through the system. Charlie Chaplin is noted for a film role.
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San Jinh
Torto Neo
Associated Press
Majer Rafael
Sbri
Ponce
Tia
Tradern
Pelle
Ite
Jal
Ned Ysit
Urlat Fl Waa
Tone
Sullivan Not To Ad Wally Sullivan Not To Ad Wally
Chicago August 15 Mozer C Buf van former Democratic committeeman from Illinois will take an active part in the western Democratic campaign headquarters in Chicago by fall. Reports say friends of President Wilton avoid blaming Sullivan for Tayo Robins support of Charles Hughes. The plan lists Seamnster Theis Walsh Montana and Okla Senator Ofen with Irving Shuman and Morgan Maries in management. Democratic senatorial campaigns run from Chicago with Senators Sauletury Delaware Walsh of Santacs and Stone of Missouri.
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Chicago
Mozer C. Buf van
Illnois
Wil Eot
Wilton
Sullivan
Tayo Robins
Spport
Charles & Mughes
Nas
Theis J. Walsh
Montana
Senator Ofen
Oklahoma
Irving Shuman
Cat Virman
Letcoltsre
Morgan Maries
Ibnon
Campares
Sauletury
Delaware
Waleh
Santacs
Stone
Missouri
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Upton Pacific
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Engineers Corps
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ARMY
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Ogden Sale Co
Weathens
Mar
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Dix Ora
Palmenars
Exkiman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Aivertiser
Pauline Fredericks
Alhambra
Aeronauts 5
Curculun
University of Ilinois
Vk F SD Kun Company
SUN Tave
Oracle of
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Lamorrow
Nevelopan
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Poul
Lyr
Orden
Margaret Gibson
Wm. Clifford
Lyceum Today
McLennag
Bnt
Mackefeller
San Juan
Porto Rico
Charlie Chaplin
Kenilworth Somme
Kenilworth
Robert
Slorist
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Cbeter & Co
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Aséreset
J. Cenet
Cdy
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Gorie
R. E. Hoag
Peery
W.J. Parker
E. Kaiser
A.V. McIntosh
Cashier
Utah National
Southeast Corner
Harris
M. V. Dooly
J. E. Dooly
Paul M. Lee
Bank OF Ogden
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