Grain Bill Opposed by Senior Leaders in Senate Fight
Washington January 28 the Food Administration drew a broad grain control measure giving the president power to regulate grain purchases, exports, storage, and railroad service to sustain guaranteed prices. Senator Gore said he would not introduce the bill, planning a possible alternative. Officials weighed cost, stock levels in Europe and Canada, and potential export surpluses as the measure sought to extend government control over wheat, flour, and related products through agencies yet to be designated.
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Sepalot Gore
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Senate
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Willams A. Glasgow
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Atlantina
Australia
Canada
Europe
Gunnsey
Austria
Russia
United
Bates
Hushelz
Fragmented note on US supply limits and key figures
A garbled excerpt discusses a department’s claim about a shortfall in supply, noting the United States will supply only the required amount and fall short on certain items or individuals. The text is unclear but centers on production and allocation constraints.
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FyOharley
Cory
Airplane May Be Latest Means of Travel by Oil Men
A 1920s Texas report suggests airplanes could soon rival rail and road for oil field travel. Observers note planes’ speed and reach, with field authorities estimating costs and noting potential for government support if widespread air use develops.
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Texay
Jan. i
Patanetal
Texas
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Beatae Ag
Yaroom
Coughs and colds quickly relieved remedy advertised
An old fashioned advert promotes a cough and cold remedy claimed to quickly ease symptoms for generations. It notes a long history of use, promotes universal availability at druggists everywhere, with a price of 1s 2d and mentions grandma and longevity.
Medication advertisement on constipation relief
Public health ad copy emphasizes bowel function and the need for proper digestion. Appears as a general drugstore advertisement inserted in a newspaper, noting availability at all druggists.
Casualty List Section No 1 and 2 from American Expeditionary Forces
The report lists casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces including killed in action wounded in various degrees and missing in action. Names include Corporal Bunyan V from Hagerstown Private William J Hull Sublett Idaho Private Guy Miller Jones Idaho Private Fred C Hopkins Idaho Private Mervin Davidson Utah Private Alexander C Nisbel Evanston Wyoming and Private Tran Brean Springville Utah with statuses returned to duty and previously reported deaths or wounds.
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Belton
Bunyan V
Forenr
Hager- Waan
Lente
William J. Hull
Sublett
Ida
Guy Mller Jones
Hailes
Idaho
Fred C. Hopkins
Buhl
Mervin Davidson
Logan
Utah
Alexander C. Nisbel
Evanston
Wyoming
Tran Brean
Springvinte
Soldiers to marry and settle in France report
A Paris dispatch quoted by the Intransigeant says about 200000 American soldiers remain in France. A prominent U.S. colony member asserts many will marry French women and stay, drawn by opportunities and life here, despite claims to the contrary.
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Paris
Parka
Rey
Immigration bill rush urged as Congress meets
Washington January 28 The immigration committee chair Burnett urges immediate action to advance the measure. He warns failure this congress could doom hopes of curbing arrivals and protecting native workers while keeping Bolsheviki out. Committee splits over two versus four year effectiveness but votes seven to two favor longer term. Amendments include admitting relatives of existing settlers and certain credentialed professionals.
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Chiyian
Conalderahia
Japanese peace envoy comments on China and Korea talks
Washington January 28 A senior Japanese peace delegate Ratan Makino said that China’s problems could be resolved if Japan ends its actions in China and respects the notes exchanged with China in 1915. He warned that current unrest stems from unresolved terms of the 1907 and 1913 treaties and urged peaceful cooperation to resolve claims over Tsing-Tao and Klao-Chot under future arrangements.
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Dapan
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Tsing-Tan
Ching
Wee Wnoff
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China
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Patate
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Lege
al Whiel
Ita
Lee Wan
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Kiao-Chon
Haron Makinu
Ching Pan
Chinsio Igi
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Restarn
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Klao-Chot
Aron Makino
Two Girls Die On Steamer Lorraine Suicide Reported
New York passengers aboard the Lorraine recall the voyage to France after the ship halted near Verdun following the January incident. Reports say two Misses Porolbion and Gudge Cranwell leapt to their deaths while a nearby line of duty and war service weighed on them. A note to Major Sherman and Seymour Cromwell indicated torment over wartime pressures and personal strain. Mrs. Edwant Shearson, on the committee for French children, urged American women to return home as soon as possible, citing grim conditions and the toll on young workers.
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Porolbion
Gudge Cranwell
Yvins
Ted Urase
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de Piris
Caronne
Shermans
Chicago
Seymour Cromwell
Eile
Alton
Hye Mejor Sherman
Cromwell
Hitle
Edwant Shearson
Fox
Lesa
France
la Lorraine
Weight Reduction Report Prompts Cautious Debate
In a clipped extract readers see references to dieting and weight targets. The fragment mentions observers or physicians discussing methods and risks, with hints of a plan to reach about 69 pounds and cautions against unsafe cooking or sealing processes. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Junkers Send Telegrams to the Ex Kaiser
Junkers and the German element in Amsterdam sent telegrams to former Kaiser Wilhelm II. The message, sent via Bertin, thanks him for his leadership of the empire. It pledges loyalty to a monarchist revival and unity under Prussian kingship, while appealing for enduring nationalism amid upheaval.
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Amsterdam
Bertin
Tingeror
Tia Wirthlay
Germaga
Norwegian Sailors Refuse to Aid Food to Germans
Cruise news reports Norwegian sailors' organization passing a resolution to continue carrying food to Germany only if the German government pays a 34,000.06 indemnity to shipowners and submariners aligned with their cause. The story also notes a separate Tokyo report on a noble Japanese woman's marriage to Buddha and a ceremonial purification rite in Kyoto.
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Queen Mary Urges Indian Empire Women to Aid War Effort
Queen Mary asks Indian women to support the war by urging husbands and brothers to serve faithfully, praising their fortitude and charity. She highlights women's roles in medical relief, education, and protection of family, and lauds India’s heroic history and evolving opportunities for women. An influenza death toll in Mexico City’s Puebla region is also noted.
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London
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Tadimi Woanen
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India
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Inken
Marmola Proscription Tablets Marketed For Diet Control
An advertisement touts Marmola Proscription Tablets as a cure for fat and dieting fatigue. Itclaims the tablets end dieting and fat on request, urging readers to write to Marmala Co in Detroit for orders. A separate Rhine Fleet note describes American patrol ships wearing gray in relief against German forces.
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the Marmala Co
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Utah House Bill Would Ban Patent Medicines Above 5 Percent Alcohol
Salt Lake City January 21 protests erupt against Representative Murray Jacobs’s introduced bill to amend Utah’s alcohol and taxation laws by banning sale of patent and proprietary medicines with more than 5 percent alcohol. Manufacturers and pharmacists nationwide argue the measure would outlaw many remedies, flavorings, and toiletries. supporters claim protection for alcohol addicts.
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Murray Jacobs
Weser
Utah
United States
Jacoba
Jacobs Sali
Arcibald Ravan
Tooele
Utah Pharmaceutical Association
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A montage of testimonials from women across the United States praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for alleviating various ailments tied to female health. Reviews note restored health, relief during life changes, and renewed vitality after doctors failed to help. The ad extols roots and herbs as the remedy’s strength.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Spokane
Lydia Li
Pinkham
Martha Connom
Manafold Avenue
Abilene
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkburn
E. E. Owens
Rockville
Conn
Lydia H. Pinkham
Mary Wind
Chamberlain St
Oakland
Cal
Mary S. Ashley
Dover Street
Prohibition debate on alcohol limits in medicines
Druggists in Mia oppose strict limits on alcohol in proprietary medicines arguing five to six percent is too low and would ban many remedies, perfumes, toilet waters, and common preparations. They warn current laws could drive patients to unsafe alternatives and hamper medical practice.
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Ternan Tiarms
Atate Chervlat
Mia
Shu
Utah
Rome
Bishop Williams Dies Sudden Death in Omaha Home
Bishop Ar thorpe Williams, head of the Episcopal diocese in the district, died of heart failure at his Omaha home 12 o'clock last night after an evening Vestry meeting at St. Andrew's parish. His wife and daughter were at his bedside. The death was unexpected and followed a brief illness.
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Nebr
Arthorpe
Williame
South Thirty-fhat Street
St. Andrew’s Parish
Lapret
Benolken
Ellzwhett Griffith
Willams
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