Utah Legislature Ratifies Prohibition Amendment Amid Benign Ramblings
Utah lawmakers completed day three of their thirteenth session with ratification of the nationwide Prohibition amendment. They approved committees, debated a League of Nations stance, and arranged travel for a Logdn visit. the Senate embraced the federal prohibition move and discussed world peace efforts led by Wilson.
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Stomach in Fine Condition from Jal Salts Regimen
A fragmented note describes indigestion caused by stomach acidity and fermentation. It advocates taking four ounces of Jal Salts and a teaspoonful in water before breakfast for a week, claiming it neutralizes acidity and promotes a free flow of gastric juices with other compounds.
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Appeal Sent 10 German Nation to Keep Order
An official wireless appeal from Berlin urges Germans to preserve order amid looming political changes. It calls for a transition draft to safeguard freedom and deter counterrevolution while warning against threats from Poland and Russia. The message stresses unity and the defense of peace against war-like forces.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for bad breath relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a pleasant sugar coated remedy for bad breath and gentle bowel stimulation. The copy claims the product acts like calomel without after effects and promotes natural elimination with no griping. Pricing noted as 25 cents per box and distribution by druggists.
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Germany Must Suffer for Ill- Treatment of Allies
Fragmented Allied dispatches describe prewar and wartime retaliation rhetoric. Reports note German material strain, French resistance, and Allied plans involving transport and supply lines across Europe, with mentions of Meurt and Monro era confusion and battlefield logistics.
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Heney Attacks Swift Packing Scheme In Senate Hearing
Francis Heney testified before the Senate agriculture committee that Swift & Co. packed influence with paid officials while serving the Food Administration. He charged Poultry Price fixing by Swift executives and said several Swift employees received salaries from the company during food administration work. Heney urged removal of implicated officials as Hoover sought to sustain food conservation efforts.
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Woman's Land Army Campaign Aims at Farm Service
A wartime note highlights a push by the Woman's Land Army to organize farmerettes and mobilize female labor for farming as the war progresses. The article references leadership figures and the broader objective of sustaining agricultural production through organized women workers nationwide.
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Tan Uf Mrs Aline Hollard dies after long illness
Aline Erene Hollard wife of Tidus Polkard died after a prolonged illness. The couple resided at their family home where Mrs Hollard wed into the Pollan family. The obituary notes she had four children and one son, with further details from Paynes.
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Wilson Contends for Open Meetings Amid Diplomatic Tangle
In a tense session, delegates debated whether talks should remain secret. Wilson signaled support for open sessions where possible, while cautions about public interest and the “gentlemen’s agreement” limited disclosures. British PM Lloyd George and U S officials weighed open diplomacy amid controversy.
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Turn Gray Hair Dark Pretty Now At Home
An old time remedy promises to color gray hair using a Sage and Sulphur compound sold through Weseth's Sale Howe. The ad claims natural, even darkening at low cost with a simple stain, sponge, or brush. It touts easy application and lasting effect for a youthful look.
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Bolsheviki Seen As Uninterested In Universal Peace
A British Wireless dispatch from LONTON reports that Russian Bolsheviki show little interest in universal peace. The message quotes former British envoy to Moscow abroad, noting skepticism about peace negotiations and signaling tension between Bolshevik leadership and Allied aims. The fragment references espionage and tension surrounding the Bolshevik stance on peace.
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Fragmented text hints at failed actions and scattered names
The garbled note reads as a jumble of phrases with names and places embedded. It mentions attempts to act, uncertainty, and scattered references to people, locations, and a vague request for guidance, all in a disjointed, corrupted stream of OCR text.
Incomplete Quote on Proclaiming Universal Welfare
Fragmentary text appears to reference a minority ruling and majority resistance. The speaker contrasts Bolsheviks with Mem and notes peasantry and other classes opposing the Bol sheviki and continuing to act against Mem. Context and attributions are unclear.
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More Men Released From Prison Camps By the Germans
Names of soldiers reported to be repatriated or released from German prison camps, listed with hometowns such as Oakland California, Omaha Nebraska, Eureka Nebraska, Portland Oregon, Woodland Iowa, and Seaville. The names include Valentine Gavilan, Charles Teive, Joel Burnell, Theodore Connors, Joseph Sloole, and others.
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Committees Named by Speaker of House in 20th Century Record
Speaker Charles J. Richards announced committee appointments across Appropriations Banking Education Desert D. McKay and others. The list includes names such as Arthur Wetting W Ballard Hy Wy Thomas Alma Greenwood Frank Pingree Wilford Day and John K. Levey, outlining chairmanships and member roles across multiple panels. The document reflects procedural organization in the House with detailed assignment of lawmakers to standing committees.
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Nebraska Suffrage Move and State Senate Action
Nebraska state senate votes for a joint resolution to submit a national equal suffrage amendment to the U S. Senate for ratification. Also reports a packing company strike in Marbleton City Iowa with wage dispute among 630 workers and officials.
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