Display of Lights and Alt Numbers in 1919 Licensing Plan
The state secretary for Avilentville outlined a one week extension for license procurement for motor vehicles. Officials warned that vehicles found without the required lights would face penalties after the grace period expires. Immediate enforcement was to begin once the phase-in period ends, with inspectors to confiscate unregistered vehicles.
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Rawh
Aude
Avilentville Cenges
William Dick Ginted
Panera
Fis
Ely
Lodge Plans to Force an Extra Session of Congress
Washington March 1 Minewly Leader Lodge outlined a strategy to force an extra session of Congress if the Victory loan bill authorizing seven billion dollars in new securities is blocked. He indicated a time-shift for the Republican conference to 7 p m and noted divisions among Republican Senators on opposing the loan measure.
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Lodge
Congress
Washington
Minewly
Inauel Aent
Usige
Senate
Ho Agus
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
An old advertisement claims Marmola tablets reduce weight, stating performers and many stage people now rely on them. It promotes dramatic weight loss, promises two to four pounds per week, and directs readers to mail 16 cents for a large case or order by sending payment to Marmola Co. Detroit.
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Clevec Acregy
Tha Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detro
Propaganda and clashes marked central Germany strike zone
In central Germany Spartacans seized control of rail lines and riot districts. Guards opened fire stopping an attempted payment of the strike district by train. One worker was killed and several civilians injured as police dispersed rioters and incendiary literature spread toward Halle.
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Berlin
Sparta van Kendera
Germany
Tratn
Traci
Spartacans
Katheg
Spartanynetal
Halle
Nothen
Edderits
Harmacy
Ie Anhalt
Ill and scattered fever reports in Germany and Europe
Fragmentary text notes fever outbreaks and cases in Germany and Europe. Mentions May, Berns, and several case counts with unclear details. The readable portions suggest a health report on fever occurrences and returning travelers.
Sage Tea Dandy to Darken Hair Advert
An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken hair naturally. It claims the product gives even color after one or two uses and promises a more youthful appearance, noting the preparation is a toilet remedy not a medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cray
Wyeth
German Assembly Denounces Acts of Terrorists
In Terlen Copenhagen on Saturday March 1 the German government warned against terrorism while pledging to wage relentless action. The assembly commented on economic distress from blockades and called for social councils to represent workers amid calls for national unity. Reports note debates on constitutional issues as lawmakers push ahead with reforms and colonial questions amid international scrutiny.
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Terlen
Copenhagen
Tony Manlysta
Weimar
National Assembly
Rivtkeb
Industein
Wiena- Hon
German National Assembly
Imlk
Roy
Formar Reichalng
Wilson
Germany
Tony
Wi Kos
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Dest
Sereeley Regenes Praise For His Sawmill Work
Hantel F. Seavey, forest service logging engineer, detached to western forests during WWI, wrote Small Sawmills Their Equipment Construction and Operation. Bulletin No. 718 by U S Department of Agriculture praises the work, with letters of commendation from Forest Supervisors and industry figures urging broad distribution to owners and mills.
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Hantel F. Seavey
Forest Service
Ogrien
Foresta
U. S
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Hmber
Abel
Daniel Ff. Svery
Forest Service Buiding
Onden
Bis
Hutletin
Inet Sawmilita
Charles Miller
Story
Forest
Utah
Sui
Amall
Uynt Wat
Sommeh Vate
Dhone
Department of Agricultura
Great Medicine Corn Sikk and Dalmwort Tablets Claim
An advertisement from Omaha Nebraska promotes Dalmwort and Galmwort Tablets made from corn ailk extract. It claims quick relief for kidney and bladder inflammation, back and hip rheumatic pain, headaches, and urinary symptoms. A customer testimony praises halmwort tablets as best for kidney and bladder trouble.
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Alleen Trobough
Fouth Twenty-fourth Street
Omaha
Brice
Auvertiannient
Forest Service Bulletin Queries and Saw Mill Letter Exchange
A 1919 correspondence shows Clinton G. Smith of the Forest Service replying about sending extra copies of a bulletin and discussing saw mill practices. He notes reader interest, the need for literacy support, and a catalogue being issued for sale to foresters and others in the timber industry. SAL:FM UGS WORICE, on.
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Clare Brothers
Clinton G. Smith
Adlog
Assistent Forester
Dupiel
FL Seery
Moraster
Forest Service Building
Oxeden
Utah
Avery
Dal
Opormline
Iitereat
Nmintey
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Complexion Aid
An old advertisement describes Dr F M Edwards treating women for liver and bowel ailments for 17 years with Olive Tablets. Marketed as a safe calomel substitute, the olive colored pills supposedly purge waste, improve complexion, and restore energy. Distributed by druggists for 2 cents per box.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
War Casualties Report From General of the American Expeditionary Forces
Casualty figures released by the United States General of the American Expeditionary Forces list killed and missing in action. Names include Lieutenant Joseph Murray and others, with counts of dead, wounded, and missing to date.
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Sonnamaling
Tom Mimber
Rasarttes
Ley
Congress Hard at Work on War Measures Amid Debates
Washington March 2 The Sixtieth Congress opens its last full session facing a heavy agenda. The victory loan bill passes in unrecorded form while Senate and House set to continue until adjournment. Leaders expect action on the navy and army appropriations and various bills including the general deficiency and war tax repeal, with suffrage unlikely to be resolved this session. La Follette blocks a filibuster as Republicans debate delaying measures and call for early adjournment.
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Washington
Ail- Lytifth Congress
Senate
House
Eadlly
Alne Ule
Faenenale
Joan
Kaystone
Eulogier
Wilson
Congress
Mle
France
Joan Phil
Railroad Administration
Billy
Army and Navy
S Shipping Board
Sanete
Treasury
LaFallette
LaPallette
Wisconsin
Senate Tirar
Witer
Jit
Penrose
Pennsylvania
LaFoliette
FordL Kings New Discovery Cold Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as fast relief for cold symptoms. It claims the medicine loosens phlegm reduces irritation soothes a dry throat and brings comfort while on the road to recovery. The copy notes its long standing popularity and widespread drugstore availability.
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Carl
Fordl
Japanese mint ice method claims painless corn removal
A fragmented ad style text touts a "Just Touch" mint ice cure for corns. It promises quick, cool relief without soreness, claiming the method stops pain and shrinks calloused skin. The garbled copy mentions a Mint product and a supposed Japanese technique.
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Pat Coen
Senator Gore Charged of Coercion Over Liberty Bond Subscriptions
In a Dekota era report a local party figure claims Senator Gore of Oklahoma coerced soldiers and sailors into subscribing for Liberty Bonds. The remark labels the Pemocrat senator as pressuring military personnel to support bond drives.
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Défone
Gore
Oklahoma
Skin Treatment Claim From Rot Co Ad Texts
An old advertisement touts a product promising to remove eczema pimples blackheads and ringworm with a clear antiseptic liquid named Zemo. It claims easy application and no greasy residue, offered at one dollar per bottle with a large size option. The copy reflects period marketing language.
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E.W. Rot Co
Utah Legislature Ad Names and Readings on Water and Education Bills
Special order lists No 11 percent architecture water rights on second reading and third reading. It details numerous bills from Morris Keppler on shipments and courts terms to Knight insurance and Americanization acts with bills acted upon or withdrawn. Newsprint appraisals note Berlin papers except one for a March 1 strike affecting politics and labor.
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Morris
Berlin Council Calls for Force To Counter Threats
The municipal council of Berlin today published no appeal yet urged counter action if the Independent Socialists proceed with threats, asking engineers to combat force with force. The council condemned the practice of the organization as not approved locally.
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Ginaes Berlin
Taliba
Generé
Letelye
Lils
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