Government urged to make new bond issue more attractive
Washington reports Secretary Ginss Inday told the New York committee that authorities must fix interest rates and exemptions to push a forthcoming victory loan. He backed government powers to authorize advances, tax exemptions, and possibly convert notes or issue five billion dollars in bonds to cover wartime costs, amid pressure from lawmakers, bankers, and the public for decisive action to curb prices and sustain supplies.
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Washington
Ginss Inday
Ghiss
Ehly
Elghine
Dorrea
Congress
Lass
AOU
Timanney Cortil
Elegat Bilanta
Iit
Mr. Haas
Xeaston
Treasury
Ife
Fettinawelt
Snlathbone
Pri Ina
Mseusshin
Minabers
Cluny
Control of the Packing Industry Urged at Hearing
A garbled report outlines a hearing on regulating the meat packing industry. It names Mrs. Florenes Gyely and a national league figure urging federal action and stronger oversight to curb abuses and ensure safety.
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Florenes Gyely
Eoittel Tay
Remarkable new Corn Remedy Iem Mint Treatment
A reader relates how Iem Mint, a white creamy product from Japan, relieved painful corns and burning feet. The testimonial praises fast relief without tears and claims it removes corn roots and returns comfort for wearers of high heels and long days on one’s feet.
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Eure
Phosphate remedy touted for thinning figures and nerve relief
An advertisement touts phosphates as a cure for extreme thinness and fatigue, claiming it nourishes nerves and feeds body cells. It promises rapid weight gain, improved energy, clearer eyes, and better sleep, with claims of physician endorsement and a patient satisfaction guarantee.
Concrete Ship Construction Advances with Patented Bricks
The article reports innovations in concrete shipbuilding led by a new “patted brick” mix. This brick uses a clay containing silica that puff expands when heated, is ground and mixed with cement, enabling crushed rock use and lighter forms. Standardized bolt-together sections allow quick assembly, with raw wood savings and faster launch cycles. The method claims to halve timber use and speed construction, though vibrational techniques resemble steel riveting. The piece also notes a British ambassador’s travel plans amid wartime tensions.
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Amu
Peperis
Tom Yesdel
Government Island
London
Wil Reading
Muir
Uy 1
Sbassador
Dt la
3 Grain Cadomene Tablets Restore Constipation Claim
Advertisement claims Cadomene tablets restore bowel regularity with unverified strength. No clear company or location details provided. Product name appears with illustrative phrases and marketing language.
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AIL Driggiste
First Puff ed Brick Vessel to be Launched in March
A historical note reports the first "Puffed Brick" vessel planned for launch on March 15 near Oakland. The event is tied to a naval and commercial exhibition in San Francisco with government observers and industry leaders expecting a major milestone.
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Oblanta
Kate
Putin Frick
San Francisco
Ahtyon
Kenyon Hotel Fire Threatens Salt Lake City Block
Fire departments saved the Kenyon Hotel at Main and Second South in Salt Lake City from total ruin. The blaze caused extensive stock losses at nearby mills and shops, with damages estimated around 15000 dollars. Fire was reported about 7 a m, gaining rapid development inside the hotel and adjacent stores.
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Kenyon
Tuliday
Salt Lake City
Fartain
Hiarsteim Shoe Company
Manrhuce
Vlarshim Shertompany
Cie Flatsbarel-Derri
Downairy Company
Oie Dunder Waalen Mills
Kenyon Hotel Company
Flarshelm Shop
Comppany
Games
Watgar
Mubhard- Dean Conpany
Jaindes
Expressmen Meet in Ogden to Improve Service
Expressmen gather in Ogden for a broad campaign to speed up and improve parcel handling. General Agent McNall urges co operation of all workers to raise packing and marking standards and to work with shippers in a national drive to better express service amid wartime conditions.
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McNall
Kroupn
Wyams
Shipper
Aldein Bureau
Atiippers
Rive
Brovehe
Bern
I Transportation Agenicy
Eeries
Perti
Tukett
Pain Free Recovery for Sprains and Strains Ad
An advertisement claims a Maple Street product provides quick relief from sprains strains and related injuries. It touts penetrating action soothing nerves muscles and tendons with fast healing, urging purchase at local drug stores and promising rapid recovery.
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St. Jacobs
Ciela
Ann H Greenwell Dies at Age 82
Elizabeth Greenwell aged 82 died peacefully at Stee Model Farms. She was widow of Ambrose Greenwell and lived with her daughter on Trenlsfoeih Street. Died yesterday at 4 0 p m at home.
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Ann, H. Greenwell
Elizabeth
GM Greenwell
Stee Model Farms
Trenlsfoeih
Greenwell Family Pioneer Memory in Ogden Obituary
An obituary recounts the life of Mrs. Greenwell born July 29, 1726 in Wolverhampton England who emigrated in 1854 and settled in Ogden after journeys across plains with Captain Jim Brown. Her family, including sons Charles El Frank Joh and Albert, and daughters Mary Farley and Maite Barria, mourns 36 children and 40 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the sixth ward meetinghouse with Bishop O M Banfor son officiating. Burial at Ogden City Cemetery will follow.
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Oley Fue
Dire
Greenwell
Wolverhampton
Stafordshire
England
Ferry
Louise Bramley Hall
Arricho Apthroxe Greenwell
United Alstes
Missouri River
Plains
James Brown
Sie Jim" Brown
Felt Lake
West Weber
Weber
Weber River
West Wener
Willima Miaitay
McFarland
Howie Borsting
Danas
Ogden
Butchor
Shutton
Charles el
Frank
Joh
Albert Greenwell
Mary Farley
Maite
Barria
Oyen
Boury I Pinwoody
Gall Lake City
Magn
Sixth Ward
O. M. Banforson
Tishoy Hobert
Merrarland
Patriarely
Qvorge
Rin
Coorge Hunter
Ste Hawie
Mys
Parcia
Elock
Pines
Ogden City
Larkin
Ira
Big Dance Nights At Assembly Hall Spark Weekly Fun
Big Dance every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at the Assembly Hall located at 2408 Wash Ave. Music features a jazz band providing lively performances for revelers seeking a weekly rhythm.
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Assembly Hall
Wash, Ave
Chinese W W leaders accused in Chicago plot
Chicago reports reveal an investigation into propaganda tied to the IWW and its alleged aim to destabilize the United States. Police say they have arrested hundreds of Chinese radicals in a week as officials pursue deportations and suppression of revolutionary activity linked to the IWW and related groups.
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Chicago
Sowie
Poreth
New York
Ne Aard Threate
Gynoe
Chitveye
J. W. Wewattets
Hinose Taoght
pWite
Chan Han Cho
San Francisco
WW Leaders Arrested and Held for Trial in Seattle Raid
Four men alleged as leaders of revolutionary and WW propaganda networks during Seattle general strike were brought to Seattle tonight amid warrants for seven more. Thirty three others were cited and held for investigation as county officials, government operatives, deputies, and a district attorney representative participated in the raid. John F. Axtell, secretary, is among those under arrest.
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Cwow
Willian Morag
W. VW
Comely Walker
Ramplniiuls
Clarance I. Reames
Department of Justice
1. W. W. Inter Pacific Luihling
Equity Wublis Company
Welker C. Smith
Seattle
Svnsh
Cada
John F. Axtell
Sec
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Earl Reading
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Kenyon Hotel
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