German Masses Kept in Dark Over Austrian Strikes
London reports say Austria’s strikes and peace talks influence German workers despite censorship. News leaks show discontent among labor, with independence socialist sentiment rising amid Brest-Litovsk talks and fear of delayed franchise reform. Saxony's king condemned for proposing a “safety piece” as Chancellor Hertling seeks stability with the Reichstag.
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Mild Laxative Cough Syrup Recipe from 19th Century Ad
An odd old recipe hawks a mild laxative cough syrup blending granulated sugar with Menthe Laxene. It claims a pint sugar, 62 percent MentheLaxene, and five minutes preparation, then doses of one teaspoon four to eight times daily for head and chest colds. The ad touts universal use from Maine to California and warns for boiling, praising the remedy as “penetrating, soothing and curative.”
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Big's Cream Bahn for nasal relief advertisement
An old style ad promises fast relief from catarrh and nasal congestion. It advises applying a fragrant antiseptic cream inside the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and restore clear breathing, claiming immediate comfort and freedom from headache and dullness.
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Industrial plants open in Chicago amid coal shortage
Chicago reports show industrial districts exhausting coal reserves as factories use most supplies for home needs. Fuel and food officials plan to ration sugar deliveries in coming days while mine reports indicate improving conditions despite demand. A 1918 note mentions Germany having 240 strikes affecting over 124,000 workers.
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Children’s year anniversary plans to aid infant health
Wallington January 24 Amerian marks first anniversary of the Children’s Year with a nationwide program to weigh and measure three million infants beginning April 6. The aim is to cut preventable deaths among under eight years old by one third through comprehensive physical exams and an educational campaign led by the Children’s Bureau and state women’s groups.
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Phosphate Doubles Strength and Health Ad Series
An advertisement touts an organic phosphate called bisrophosphate as a quick way to restore strength and vitality to the nervous system. It claims relief from neurasthenia, nervousness, sleeplessness, and weakness with tasteless B grain tablets. Culley, McIntyre, Antlivan drug firms are cited as sellers.
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Hearst Service Traps International News Strategy
United Press reports that the International News Service was accused of pirating UP stories in a staged setup. An alleged dispatch from Petrograd and a London recap mentioning a name spelled Neletaky or Nelotsky caused confusion across Boston New York Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago and other papers.
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General Director of Coal Named In Federal Trigger
Washington January 24 S BD A Morrow named general director of coal distribution by the fuel administration to oversee routing from mine to consumer for all coal grades Antitrust and bituminous. Morrow formerly helped the trade commission and the Pittsburgh coal association.
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Rosy complexion via hot water with limestone phosphate
Advertised remedy claims daily warm water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It targets dull complexions, bad breath, headaches, and constipation, asserting waste and toxins are eliminated to improve skin, energy, and health.
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Father's letter stirs Senate over soldier's fate
Senator Champlain reads a father's letter alleging neglect at a camp hospital after his son died. The letter describes filthy rooms, delays in care, and a refused nurse request, culminating in the father finding his son's body and urging action to save soldiers' lives.
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Shortage Bunker Coal Relieved in New York Harbor
New York on January 24 reports the United States Shipping Board says bunker coal shortages that had hindered fuel supply for ships in New York harbor are entirely relieved. J A Varsona told the board the port bunkering is back to normal while wages for Paisley Spallani contract workers rise from 10 to 10 75 weekly.
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Petrograd Faces Famine as Grain Shortage Deepens
In Petrograd on January 24, a Soviet official disclosed a worsening bread crisis. Falkinr, an official from the food central committee, described acute grain shortages across northern Tula and with Ukraine, noting heavy import limits from Siberia and adverse conditions like storms. She proposed bartering manufactured goods for grain and urged adjustments to money value, while central authorities assess grain import plans and food supply control.
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Criticism of a Fat Story and Marmola Advertisement
A fragment from a print page shows criticism over a fat story and a Marmola advertisement. The text discusses alleged errors in spelling and marketing claims, noting the Marmola product promised dramatic weight loss claims and health benefits with no exercise.
Local officials review contracts and wartime staffing shifts
The county commission ratified the appointment of Adveasor Wilavid I. Ane derson and outlined shifts in service posts from Anowhille to Promontory. A garage contract was awarded to Youngquint brothers via Lorenzo Peters. Directors named for Bright City Fruits. Japan ese growers form associations backing American farmers as 1918 boat prices discussed. Marriage licenses issued to Frei J. Taylor and Olive K. Olann. The Railwaymen’s Association affiliates with the A F of L.
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Brigham City to Host Box Elder War Effort Drive
Brigham City January 24 unofficial word hints Box Elder county will audit Juallens fees under law limits. Local Red Cross volunteers prepare to accept knitted goods from auxiliaries and ship to headquarters. Five additional high school boys enlist in the colors, including Kwannon Valenting Cornin and Taoist. County communities contribute to the war effort as 1916 and 1917 enlistees noted.
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Fire bombs on American ships
A fragmentary New York dispatch reports a German naval officer named Tlocker and Allied witnesses on trial, detailing alleged bombardment actions against American vessels. The brief item conveys ongoing wartime proceedings with limited readable specifics.
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Real Cause of Stomach Ailment Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Advert says stomach upset stems from clogged bowels and endorses Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as the natural remedy. Claims tablets purify digestion without cramping, with two tablets at night for relief, priced 10 or 25 cents per box, sold by druggists.
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