Insurance firms surge into farm loan business says official
Hebert Quick of the Federal Farm Loan Board urges higher agricultural production and rural development after the war. He notes life insurance companies now hold a large share of farm real estate loans, about 70.9 million dollars, and profit from underwriting policy loans as they expand into the farming sector amid wartime shortages and postwar adjustment.
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New York
Hebert Quck
Pederat Fara Loan Board
Association of Ifp
Innurance
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Nec
Gill More
Mr. Quick
Ve. IL
United Site
Europe
Asia
Bern
United States
Jargaly
Labout
Yigcrails
Ife
United Rmanmanding
Lam
Tfs Divwliance
Iitergais
Fam
Hfe
Palley Bolers
Wilson Message Clears the Air in Europe and America
London report quotes the Daily Mail on President Wilson’s speech, calling it a direct, forceful articulation of American ideals. It says his words, not mere rhetoric, will influence Europe and the United States to clear the fumes of parliaments and reveal aims and purposes of the nation.
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London
Daily
Iil
Wilson
Europe
America
Lansdowne
Higlory
United States
Germany
France
Vale
Workmen In Explosive Accident At Shipyard
Nine workmen were injured in an explosion at a Los Angeles shipbuilding yard where a gas supply line for a riveting machine overheated. The blast occurred in the double hold area during construction, and investigators are examining the gas line and ignition source.
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San Tedro
Chi
Dec
Conatruathih
Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dole Eokiphay
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver And Blood Cleanse
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets cleanse blood bowels and liver, ease sickness, leave a bright olive color, and improve complexion with no harsh effects. Dosage suggested is one or two nightly for a week. price 10 or 25 cents per box.
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Edwards
Patrick's Pie Idea Prompts Sweet Debate
A fragmentary ad features Patrick praising a special apple pie mix. Betsy and others respond with curiosity and playful language as the ad hints at a new pastry concept. The quirky copy hints at a novelty pie flavor and local interest.
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Patrick
Erie Tatrick
Russian laws being changed in civil marriage reforms
London dispatch says Petrograd drafts propose civil ceremonies for births marriages deaths with church marriages no longer required for legitimacy. Legitimate children gain equal rights and divorce becomes easier. Burials would occur in secular grounds without religious rites.
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London
Petrograd
Mally Mall
Cough Remedies Featured in Simple Night Suffering
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a simple remedy for night coughs and throat irritation. It claims pine tar and healing ingredients soothe the chest while honey acts as a mild laxative, detailing relief for hoarseness and chest congestion.
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G. F. Milter
Cenotilos
Wilt Bros
le Duippe
Bro Coudhe
Doug
Seve
Galing Uhraut
Romanian Queen Sends Her Thanks to American Aid
Queen Maria of Romania thanks Mrs Nelson Morris and the American Red Cross for aid rendered during a winter crisis. In a letter with her signed portrait, she expresses gratitude for money, clothing, milk, and other supplies sent since last March, noting delays in arrival and the need for further relief.
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Stockholm
Dee
Maria of Humania
Nelson Morris
Withtater
Maris Prites
Bexca
Fooletufa
Childred
Convention of the Woolgrowers set for Salt Lake
The National Woolgrowers convention will meet in Salt Lake City January 17 to 19 with noted speakers. Joseph Pe-Callan of Chicago has been invited to head the agent division and regulation ware. Prominent attendees include I. Swift of Chicago and Tsu Taniuora of Tokyo, a Japanese government representative gathering data on sheep raising.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Pe-Callan
Chicaga
Herbert ©. Hoover
Ford Ronation
Cotton
Swift
Ft. S. Coffin
North Yakima
Wash
Tsu Taniuora
Tokle
Japan
United States
Ihis
Darnes
King to push Utah veterans pension claims in Washington
United States Senator William King met Governor Bunnverger and gained from Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen additional information to aid federal pension claims for Utah Indian War veterans. The material, including Mormon church records and other documents, will be presented to pension officials in Washington to bolster the case.
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King
Salt Lake
United States
Sewator Wiliam Tr
Washington
Bunsverger
State Capitol
Lular
Arn
Elizabeth Ms Cohen
Tha Tab Mdlan
Adjutant’s Office
Cohen
Carry
Senator King
Utah
Une dl
Mormoy
State warns corporations of December tax deadline
Secretary of state warns about 3.1 million in state corporation taxes due by December 15 with a 10 percent penalty for delinquency. Additional consequences include a standing delinquency on records and possible sale delays for noncompliers, as illustrated by a recent failed sale due to unpaid taxes.
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Alateways
Railroad War Board Policy Clash Over Unification
Washington December 6 railroad war board leaders told Congress transportation chairmen that lifting legal prohibitions on railway unification could avert government operation in wartime. Executives estimate a need of about 1 billion dollars to equip and expand facilities for war traffic in 1948, with funding method and government guarantees still under discussion.
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Washington
Railroads’ War Board
Chateman Dewlanda
Congressional Committee
Congress
Navclands
Wilson
Taday
Chatram Hall
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tts
Soatar New
Janis
Mentho Laxene Syrup Ad Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement urges readers to keep a pint of Mentho Laxene syrup to abort colds and soothe coughs. It touts early use for full relief, claims purity and healing powers, and offers a money back guarantee from Blackburn Products Co of Dayton Ohio. The claim states hundreds of thousands sold and only a few refunds.
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Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Ruling On War Revenue Tax For Express Shipments
Colonel W H Chapman announced a ruling by Daniel C Roper and W T McAdoo clarifying the war revenue tax on express shipments. A shipment may include many packages and stages of transport, with tax applied to total expressage charged rather than per package.
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W. H. Chapman
Internal Revenue
Salt Lake Diylajon
Baniel C. Reaper
W. T. McAdoose
Afr
Roper
By Express
Express Company
Mayr's Wonder Remedy Restores Ogden Grocer’s Health
An Ogden grocer, once gravely ill with abdominal trouble and severe weight loss, reports rapid recovery after four months on Mayr's Wonder Remedy. He now weighs 151 pounds and claims he can eat anything. The ad touts the remedy as a harmless prep that clears catarrh and mucus from the digestive tract, reduces inflammation, and aids stomach and intestinal ailments, with a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
May
A. R. Melfityre Ling Co
No Reply to the Pope Denied by Lord Cecil
In London on December 7 Lord Robert Cecil minister of blockade denied that England and France had entered any treaty to aid Italy against the Holy See if it sought peace. When asked why no reply to the pope's mote was made England France or Italy answered that no new assertion beyond previous statements was considered necessary.
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Tondon
Dee
Aquap of Commons
Robert Cecil
England
France
Italy
Holy See
General Dukhanin Warns in Petrograd Dispatch
A fragment reports General Dukhanin, commander in chief, sending a warning from Petrograd. The brief notes a diplomatic or military communique with terse wording and unclear surrounding details.
Russian leader condemned by antiwar message on treaties
The text reports that Hus sian forces prior to Dolsh e jw capture of a headquarters and Bolshevik troops killed him. It denounces efforts to break treaties with the Entente and warns Russia would become enslaved to imperialist Germany. The message says Germany would corrupt Russia and deny justice and freedom of conscience.
Presidents Speech Is Well Received
Rome dispatch notes American Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page received many congratulations in President Wilsons message to Congress. Officials and court figures joined in tribute and appreciation for the United States action. Tribuna and Idea Nazionale comment on Wilsons firm stance and critique Emperor Charles for urging peace while Austria pursued war.
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Rome
Thomas Nelson Page
Wilson
Congress
Austria
United States
Tribuna
Wilson Fias
Dallvere
Idea Nazionale
Charles
Serbia
Kerensky Points Out Great Blunder
In a published letter from Kerensky, the former premier accuses the current leaders of deceiving the people by promising peace with Germany within three days and laments the loss of liberty and democracy he says existed during his time.
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Kerensky
Petrograd
Dletonarady the People’s Work
Herberty
Mdasca
Raiders flew low over English coast town raid
The German raiders crossed the coast at 3 15 yesterday morning flying low. British fighters forced back the attack and kept up until 6 15. Incendiaries fell in fields and explosive bombs went into the sea. No casualties as people had taken shelter. Moon was bright and wind was calm.
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England
Drowning Disorder in Store Sparks Quick Intervention
Jack Hoff reports a young woman working in a small downtown store intervened in a heated argument between two men on SprintOnday, calming the scene with swift timing and clear reasoning. The incident interrupted near the storefront, where onlookers noted her composed handling and the rapid extinguishing of a potential flare up.
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Jack Hoff
SprintOcld
Atora
Hoff
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