Silent prayer sent for Nebraskas horticultural minister
Chicago, June 27. A silent rite was paid today to the Rev. Chaves Harrison of York, Nebraska, who at ten years old became superintendent of horticulture. He isolated from a state of slender symptoms and sent his prayer by mail as members bowed their heads in prayer for him. The minister, once a Chicago pastor, faced discouraging setbacks after leaving his last pastorate and moved to York where he farms and develops new peonies and other plants, earning honors at county shows.
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure All Ailments
A dubious advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it purges the intestinal tract and relieves stomach and abdominal ailments. The copy asserts dramatic self cures and urges trial with a money back guarantee, noting it as harmless and suitable for various conditions. Advertisers claim the product makes users feel younger and healthier.
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Sixteen Soldiers to Carry Twentieth Infantry to West
Salt Lake June 28. The Twentieth infantry will depart Fort Douglas within the next forty eight hours for national army concentration in the midwest. The regiment is to be filled to war strength and equipped for a protracted stay abroad. All entrainment arrangements and much field equipment are ready. The move hinges on orders from the commanding officer and could begin at any time.
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Senate weighs wartime prohibition amendment
Emergency bill moves through the Senate with a substitute prohibition measure by Senator Norris of Nebraska, banning sales of distilled spirits and wine production after June 30 1919. Opponents seek to delay separate prohibition legislation while hearings continue. supporters cite wartime efficiency gains and potential constitutional backing if states approve.
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Alcohol and Kidney Trouble From Urinary Irritation
The passage discusses how regular or irregular alcohol use burdens kidneys. It notes increased urine frequency, pain, burning, and irritation during passage. The text mentions colored urine and odor changes, suggesting corrective measures are needed.
Balmwort Tablets Restore Natural Action Allegedly
An advertisement touts Balmwort tablets claiming to stimulate normal accretion and reduce inflammation, promising quick relief. It asserts the product is for sale at drugstores nationwide with claims of restoring natural bodily action for the user.
Woman defies federal authority over league leadership
New York June 27 Mrs Julien Heath refused to relinquish her presidency of the National Housewives League despite demands by Attorney General Merton E Lewis. A letter from Frank McKinney, representing New Jersey members, claimed Heath accepted funds from manufacturers endorsed by the league, which she denied.
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Mexicans to Aid Farm Shortage in California
Sacramento June 21 The state council of defense bureau approved importing about one thousand Mexican workers to relieve a farm labor shortage. A conference with law officers from 22 counties urged enforcement of work or fight regulations. Two camps will house laborers traveling to rice farms with 290 applicants already on file.
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Colonel Bisque to Fix Wages in Timber Industry
Spokane reports Col. Brice J. Tinano commanding the spruce production division of the army set wages and labor terms for timber work. Representatives of 53 large lumber manufacturers and 25,000 workers agreed to the plan. A bulletin will fix new wage scales, effective April 22, with 43% cents per hour for common labor and higher for skilled labor.
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Views on sabotage aired in trial of 101 W W leaders
Washington June 27 Defense reads from W W literature during seditious conspiracy trial. Walker H Smith pamphlet argues sabotage may permeate the army and that employers rely on workers’ acquiescence. James F B Thompson, a defendant and lecturer, testifies that big interests control political, judicial and legislative branches.
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Conserve Health with Sulpherb Tablets Ad
An old advertisement urges economy in health care and promotes Sulpherb Tablets made from sulphur and tartaric compounds. It claims benefits for stomach liver kidneys bowels and blood and includes a testimonial from Mrs J J Devlin of New York City.
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Milling Company Appeals 10 Hoover Salt Lake
The Hunter Ming and Elevator company, led by J J Neville, republished its agreement with Food Administrator W W Armstrong to pay 41900 to the Red Cross and halt mill operations for a week. Denver magnate J K Muffen plans to take the case to Washington. Armstrong declines further comment as the matter moves to the national food administration.
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Transfer of Ogden boys from Camp Kearny
A Utah regiment based training unit has moved its almost fifty cadets from Camp Kearny to Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky to undergo further commissioning training. Officials hope some may later join the Utah troops. Names of the men are listed among those transferred. Final plans for the regimental band’s state tour were announced, with Clarence J. Hawkins directing and John Vister featured as cornet soloist. Twenty days on the road across Utah towns were scheduled with performances and new soloists announced.
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Artillery officers reassigned after Fort Sill course
The regiment completed the artillery course at Fort Sill Oklahoma and was assigned temporarily to a battery for duty. Lieutengsot Thomas Halverson remains as artillery instructor at Fort Sill, while Lieut Clarence M. Ferguson goes to Louisville Kentucky to teach at the same school used for the Utan training camp students.
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Nevada slackers to be punished for war bonds refusal
REND Nev June 27 The Washoe county war saving starch committee will endeavor to persuade the district exemption board to withdraw from the exempt class men placed there for industrial reasons who have refused to buy liberty bonds or war saving stamps aid the Red Cross or take part in other war activities Members of the board have unofficially indicated their sympathy with the plan.
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End Spark Plug Troubles With Valve Pocket Check
Sparks plugs show wear when located in valve pockets causing projection into the combustion chamber. Inspect by removing valve port cap assemblies and check shell end points relative to valve cap faces. Adjust carburetor and lubrication system to curb gas or oil feed. WOUNDED AMERICANS LEAVING PAS June 27 report notes nearly the casualty flow.
Americans Wounded Will Proceed Toward Hospitals Near Paris
A batch of American wounded personnel will be moved toward hospitals near Paris tonight, with transfers planned for those recovering in the south of France and others to facilities inside the United States.
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Biggest Bargain in Ogden New Frame House
Four room new frame house with large lot water in house cement basement large pantry and closet cement walks around house garden coops etc price 1200 down 600. Phone 69 or 683 R G Agee 37414 25th St Ogden Utah or nearby contact.
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