Treezone Corns and Calluses Claim Magical Relief
An advertisement touts a magic drug freexons called treezone that removes corns and calluses without pain. It promises quick results with a few drops on affected areas and claims no skin irritation, suitable for toes and feet. A tiny bottle is suggested for quick daily use.
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Sinking of the naval tug Cherokee sparks inquiry
Philadelphia naval yard commandant orders Washington led probe into the Cherokee sinking off the Maryland coast. Twenty nine crewmen lost including Junior Lieutenant Wart N Newell whose wife and Elvira Martis say the tug was repeatedly warned as unseaworthy. Martis released a letter from Martin stating the vessel would sink.
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Idaho State Engineer J H Smith Denied Unpatriotic Acts
Bosh Idaho Feb 27. The resignation of state engineer J H Smith and a statement by Ada county defense head Jess Hawley that Smith faced unpatriotic utterances sparked wide interest. Semlih denied unpatriotic acts, asserting he remains as patriotic as the defense league leader. Smith resigned citing budget veto clashes that hampered work. Governor Alexander accepting the March 3 resignation, offering no comment beyond noting it was voluntary. The governor believes the engineer should have reorganized departmental duties to fit funding cuts.
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State Road Completion Urged Across Weber Davis Counties
Davis county residents press for fast completion of the hard surfaced state road linking Davis to Salt Lake Ogden area. Local clubs and business groups push campaigns, noting federal and state funds, government post road use, and Hoover’s support for accelerated construction as automobile taxes fund the project.
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Natural Proceeding of a Curious Household Event
An odd, partially garbled note describes a domestic scene where a household course is interrupted by incoming means. The fragment suggests a sudden halt and a bemused reaction, with unclear objects or actions reflected in a playful or puzzled tone.
Railroad Yards Honor 25 Men Serving in War Effort
The Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company lists twenty-five employees serving in the armed forces, with eighteen in the army and seven in other branches. The roster names each man by name and role, highlighting their patriotism as the nation mobilizes for war. A large service flag is planned to honor the workers, to be hung in the Union Depot building.
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Arthur C. Chapman
Marcus Johnson
Harling Christopherson
Richand Lawton
Sartwell Stoney
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Leonard L. Smith
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C. J. Carey
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Better Breeders Better Results from Strong Poultry Stock
H M Lackis argues that improved poultry results depend on using strong vigorous breeders. Poor hatch rates and high mortality stem from low vitality. select birds with strong physical traits, health, and vitality for the breeding pen to produce robust chicks and profitable flocks.
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H. M. Lackis
State Agricultural College
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Ruined by Revolution Yet Clings to Hope for Russia
The text notes Count Nesselroda's ruin amid the revolution with his small holdings seized and his faith in a final sane outcome for Russia. He condemns the Entente's stance toward Russia, arguing against any alternate hypothesis and referencing a wartime figure of 35,000.
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Russia
Traitors Arrested in Minnesota Conspiracy Probe
Ferra A C Townley president of the National Non-Fartisan league was arrested in Paul Minn by Sheriff Carver of Martin County on a warrant charging conspiracy to discourage enlistments and obstruct the draft. Charges stem from a June pamphlet distribution by the league’s “wall name” with other features. Joseph Gilbert, league secretary, was arrested as a witness warrant.
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National Non-Fartisan League
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France to charter interned ships amid war tension
Paris, Feb 27. The chamber of deputies approved 110 million francs to charter German ships placed at France's disposal by Arnall. The vote was 317 to 114. Foreign Minister Pichon called it a first transaction between France and Brazil since the break with Germany, asserting Brazil's friendship toward France and its need to choose sides in the war.
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Unclear text summarizes Franco Brazilian accord history
The fragment describes an international exchange involving the United States France and Brazil. It mentions identical offers watermarks forgeries and a ternary agreement with France and Brazil. It hints at an economic bond seen as important for the future, with reference to M Pichon.
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Train Provided for Diplomats
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Francis noted February 28 that Dolobevik authorities in Patrogred offered to provide a train within twelve hours for diplomats as they decided to leave Patrogred.
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Coffee distributor appointed to oversee national ration cards
Washington February 28 Geerrs W. Lawrence president of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange was placed in charge today by the food administration of distributing all cards in the United States. He will ensure importers are allocated fairly among the trade. Amsterdam February 28 Berlin households face at least 56 cards to obtain groceries as city issues them by decree. Counterfeiting of cards has risen, but measures curb adoption.
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Lenroot Files Election Papers for U S Senator Run
Washington February 25 Representative Ervine J Lenroot Republican of Wisconsin today authorized friends in Madison to sponsor his papers as a candidate for United States Senator to succeed Patrick Hasting who died last October. The motion to sell issue would be timely to the government.
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