Janet Bledman Intervenes With Mille in Office Scheme
Millie pleads for Trader as Janet Bledman, a sharp office worker, notices Mille begging for favors and help from Temple's assistant Trader. Janet invites Mille to dinner, sensing Mille’s distress while confronting broader power dynamics in the tenement commissioner's office. Also included are home remedies for quince and quick kitchen tips.
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Millie
Janet Bledman
Dad
Janet
Sug
Walt
Jan
Jenet
Tenement
David Temple
Temple
Mille
Horry
Treolt
Prader
Sant Sida Pelle
Fledman
Milles
MoUs
Bowever
Ace of
Shy
Res Mills
San Francisco YMCA built new after 1906 fire
Tienry McCay, YMCA general secretary, wrote to the manager of Hotel Ramona praising service to young men after the 1906 fire. He notes fundraising success of £500,000 and offers best wishes for the new hotel's launch. The Ramona on Ellis Street promises modern comforts and seven stories of outside-facing rooms.
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Tienry
McCay
Young Men's Christian Association of
San Francisco
Association
Ramona
Ellis Street
Rome
Neutrals face German demand
London reports Berlin official statement vowing to bar Sweden Norway Denmark and Holland from purchasing provisions or raw materials through Britain or other Entente powers. The move aims to prevent the transfer of vital supplies from neutral states to opposing sides.
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London
Stockholm
Berlin
Holland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Great Britain
Extension Move Takes Root in Dutch People's University
The University of Extension gains traction in Holland with a "People's University" offering open access to higher education. Originating in America, the concept spreads through Europe, aided by the success of the Prateh Works university in Amsterdam in 1913. The war expanded interest as displaced individuals sought learning, and the Hague program now hosts a growing number of students.
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Netherlands
University of Estension
Holland
The
Hague
America
Europe
Fra
Dipet Prateh “Vorks” University
Ancater- Cans
Tha Harte
Merdagr
Peoples University
Sevrnteen Runde
American Society Abandons Dinner Over War Demands
The American Society canceled a December 12 reunion dinner amid government food demand fears. It had previously skipped typical holidays since the war began and opted for a simple dinner instead.
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Tandon
American Society
Walved
War on high prices starts in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City housewives organize to curb rising food costs with a plan to set storage eggs at 45 cents a dozen. Leaders Ren C. W. Hahbar and Mrs. W. F. Adams promote price limits and use of rice as a substitute for potatoes. Butter and turkey prices also ease with expected daily market availability at 45 cents a pound.
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Fall Lake
Ball Lake City
Ren. C. W. Hahbar
Batt Lake
Mtional Housewives' League
Connecion
Bat Ue
W. F.adams
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Hice
Ane
Loycott
Prosperous Business Year Signals Stability and Caution
New York reports a prosperous business year with continued price strength and prudent conduct in many sectors. Producers in several industries pull back to curb orders, while buyers rush to cover forward reeds amid concerns about supply tightness and ongoing high living costs. Weekly bank clearings total $1,756,733,220.
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New York
Dustorss
Nuyers
Aviator Learns From Birds In Air In Paris Report
Paris dispatch notes Captain G observes birds during flight training. Swallows glide at eight hundred yards altitude, wild ducks move similarly, green necked species fly about three miles per hour upward and ninety five horizontally. Lapwings seen over a mile high. France, November 30 reports a French army adventure or observation in air training.
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Paris
Rubber Shortage Lifted in Germany
Nov. 39 report notes supply easing for rubber and related materials to prevent infant health issues amid earlier shortages. Officials assure continued monitoring as markets adjust and production resumes to meet demand.
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Germany
Hands A Fright With Pimples Described In Healing Sequel
Mrs. W.G. Dow from Mandan recounts a severe skin outbreak on her child’s hands with cracking and itching. After applying Culierra Scap the symptoms began to heal, leaving the child entirely healed. The letter references a 1918 publication and a declamatory sale of a skin treatment book.
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Bresheve
Culierra
W.G. Dow
Mandan, N. DL, Agil, 1918
German Empire controls apple supply under new scheme
The Bundesrat orders all available apples and imports handed to a special company to ensure equal distribution. From now on only those with birth certificates for children under one year may buy new apples by trading in old ones. A maximum price of 33 pfennigs per apple is set for German produced fruit.
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Bundesrat
Ro Turdstat
Nothers
Germany
Blucky Ruth Law Plans Return Flight In Modern Monoplanes
Ruth Law, famed aviatrix based in Chicago, readies a return flight to New York amid preparations for a quartet of new design airplanes. The lead aircraft is described as a Curtiss model once deemed obsolete, signaling a shift to newer aviation technology.
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Blucky Ruth Law
Chicago
New York
Shala Row
Aged Empress Unaware of War at Brussels Castle
From Amsterdam dated November 20 The Telegrams frontier correspondent reports Empress Charlotte widow of Emperor Marlmillan of Mexico resides at Bouchout Castle near Brussels. The castle and grounds remain untouched by Germans and soldiers are forbidden entry. The Empress, long insane, wonders why King Albert and Queen Elizabeth no longer visit her.
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Amterdam
Netherlands
Telegrams Frontier
Iearus
Charlotte
Emperor Marlmillan
Mexico
Bouchout
Brussels
Beter
Albert
Elizabeth
State Buys Water Purification Plant for Typhoid Relief
The State Board of Health purchased a portable chlorine water purification plant to loan to towns in need during typhoid season. Stored at the office of Secretary L. T. H. Beatty, it treats up to 2,000,000 gallons, ready for rapid deployment if an epidemic or threat arises.
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State Healthy Department
Ie. T. H. Yeatty
State Board of Health
Tako
Beatty
Polling Places and Judges Selected for School Election
City board of education last night named polling places and judges for the school board election on December 6. First ward at Polilog place with judges Mrs Alice Coline and others. Second ward at Grant School with judges E Williams, D W Evans and J A Smith. Think ward at Mound Fort School with judges Walter Crane and others. Fourth ward at Mal Gonadhoal with judges Joseph Eros Edith Reid and Walter Richey. Fifth ward at Lewis Junior High with judges Joseph Wallace Hatoh Jackson and Minto McNitt. Polls open 9am to 7pm. all qualified voters may vote.
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City Board of Education
Palilog
Judece
Polilog
Fingres Sehpoly
Alice Coliine
I BM
Mick
Goddard
Grant
Mirtile Stan
Malgonadhoal
Joseph Eros
Edith Reid
Walter Richey
Fifth Ward
Lewis Junior High School
Joseph Wallace
Hatoh
Jackson
Minto
McNitt
Toom
Readjustment of Freight Rates Being Considered by Commission
East Lake Tribune reports a coordinated intermountain push to readjust national freight rates. Traffic organizations and public utilities commissions in Utah Idaho Nevada and Arizona plan to petition Congress to amend the fourth section of the interstate commerce act to prohibit long haul higher rates, citing unfair practices. They seek equal opportunity with Pacific coast rates and anticipate strong opposition from shippers and railroads at hearings in San Francisco and Portland. A separate note thanks U S consul Willoughby Smith for his work at Tepilg.
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East Lake
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Entoy Cary
Pacific Coast
Intermountain
California
Chicago
Utah
Idaho
Missouri River
Nevada
Artova
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Traffic Service Bureau of
Inter Mountain Territory
Armenian relief aid urged by Kindred organists
A fragment notes organists called on by the Mber Kindred to help ease the distress of Armenian refugees. The brief item highlights charitable appeal and associated relief efforts.
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Mber
Teaching Wireless By New Method In Iowa City
The University of Iowa unveils a wireless lecture program allowing distant students to receive daily lessons via radio. About 300 words per lesson on wireless topics will be broadcast at 8 15 in the morning, with fifty to seventy five lessons planned through winter. No charge or admission fees will apply.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Bae
American coal is sold in Norway from Spitz bergen mines
Christiana Norways Nov 30 The Norwegian Coal company which brought American coal fields on Spitzbergen has completed prep work and begun mining. In 1320 the aim is a yearly production of 400000 tons. Already 15000 tons were exported from Aug 15 to Oct 1. Favorable weather could enable ship tonnage for 100 days this year. Plant expansions will raise loading to 4000 tons daily. Coal quality surpasses the best English coal and will aid Norway's navy and mercantile interests.
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Christiana
Norway
Norwegian Coal Company
Bpitzbergen
Advent Bay Great Plera
Eullar
Green Harbor
Norwegien
Navy
Mercantle Manine
Rawlins Barred by Age for Appellate Seat Bid
A Rawlins bar by age blocks his bid for a U S appellate judgeship in the Eighth District. President Wilson has allegedly enforced a rule against appointing anyone over six years old, despite Utah Democrats seeking recognition. If Rawlins withdraws, a replacement likely to be appointed.
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Washington
United. States
Joseph E. Rawlins
United States
Eighth
Wilson
Whits House
Utah
Rawins
Nebeker Urged for Appellate Bench Post in West
Frank K Nebeker of Utah will be urged for the appellate bench, though 47 year old Nebeker with broad western legal experience declines to discuss entering the race unless Tan Una withdraws. The Democratic party worker is noted though he does not entertain a proposition to enter the race at this time.
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Frank K. Nebeker
Ealt Lake
Nebeker
Democratic Party
Tan Una
Oil well to investigate stalls in heavy scrutiny
An oil well that has drawn attention for not bearing examination is set for investigation. Officials plan a targeted inquiry into its operations, equipment, and potential production issues to determine cause and corrective steps.
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