Harness Makers Ordered to Halt Trade Practices
Washington March 0 One hundred fifty nine officers and members of the Wholesale Harness Association and twenty peripheral groups of the National Harness Manufacturers Association were ordered by the Federal Trade Commission to stop practices deemed conspiratorial in restraint of trade. The action targets manufacturers and jobbers resisting competition, using devices to steer patronage away from rivals and compel manufacturers to favor certain channels.
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Stop Pain With Tubinus Neuralgia Remedy
An ad promotes tubinis soothing pain relief for neuralgia and inflamed nerves. Claims rapid, penetrating action without skin burning or discoloration and promises immediate relief regardless of pain location.
Wilson Sees Himself in the Moving Pictures
President Wilson appears fatigued after long duties aboard the USS George Washington and on deck with Mrs Wilson and Rear Admiral Grayson. The sortie from New York and a public viewing of moving pictures are noted, while aviation and steel dividend actions are reported in brief items.
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New York Harbor Welcomes Famous 27th Division Arrival
Members of the famed 27th Division landed in New York Harbor aboard the Mauretania and Leviathan, greeted by officials including Mayor Hy Jan. Generals Pierce and De Conard praised the division’s fighting qualities as they toured the city and met crowds. The return marked a celebrated homecoming after a hard campaign from September through the St Quentin Canal, with high regard from Allied and enemy observers alike.
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Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An item describes a dubious home treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises, urging readers to mix a powder with water and swallow, claiming rapid symptom relief. It also mentions unrelated news about Vatican wireless use and political dispatches.
Wilson Enjoys A Day Of Rest In Capitol News
The article notes President Wilson's rest day in New York with routine morning activities and breakfast. It mentions reactions from Senators and a telegram sent to the steamer by wireless, detailing the President's plans and anticipated arrival in France by March 13. The piece reflects naval and travel context of early 20th century events.
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Hypothetical Inhaler Claim for Catarrh Relief
An advertisement extols a hard rubber inhaler device that purportedly banishes catarrhal germs and soothes throat and chest illnesses. It markets a preparation called Hypnrel made from Australian extracts and antiseptics, claiming rapid relief from colds, bronchitis, and sore throats, with bottles sold by drug firms and agents.
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Increased Sport Facilities Urged By Association
A conference of associations in London approved memorials to the cabinet urging increased sports facilities for the nation. The planned measures aim to improve worker health and reduce potential strikes by expanding sports and recreational access.
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Returned soldiers welcomed at Balaton march
A large crowd gathered in Balaton on March 1 to honor returning service members. Among those praised was Boas Feynham of the 112th Infantry, who sustained two shrapnel wounds at Argonne and still bears a limp, aided by a cane. Local veterans T. O. ers, Harry Tecuinne, Aswel Bratshaw, Urlghan dleterzon, and Siete Rucken were noted in attendance.
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Elks Elect Miller To Highest Lodge Office
Salt Lak h, March 6 The Elks of Balt Lake elect Miller unanimously to the top lodge post, with praise for his election. Bennet leads prior roles and O'Connor, a newer member, secures a Loyal position in the ceremony.
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Vinol Makes Good Blood Promise Honest Health Claim
An advertisement argues Vinol improves blood and fights anemia by detailing its ingredients such as liver beef peptones and glycerophosphates. It claims doctors endorse the formula and offers a money back guarantee if health does not improve.
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Wake Up Habit Promises Health Benefits From Water
Fragment of an advertisement urges drinking a glass of hot water on waking and midmorning to stimulate digestion and eliminate waste. It touts limestone phosphite as a tonic to cleanse stomach, kidneys, and bowels, and links this routine to improved health and daily vitality.
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Scheidemann to Quit German Cabinet Reported
Dispatches from Berlin dated Wednesday indicate Phillip Scheidemann will resign as German chancellor. President Ebert is said to approve the withdrawal as political events unfold. The chancellor elect was expected to tender his resignation Thursday. Socialists meeting Wednesday discussed his change of stance and retirement timing.
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Father Helping He Can
An old advertisement describes a health preparation claimed to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and treat stomach and intestinal ailments. It promotes one dose as effective and ready for refund, credited to Melntyre Drug Co and druggists everywhere.
Real Admirer of Utah Replies to a Leiter
Ogden Standard prints a reader reply signed Mrs. Collestaux critiquing religious and social views in Utah. The letter weighs open opinions on church attendance and state life, praising public discourse yet arguing personal perspective on faith and community roles.
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The Children of Mary Discuss Church Roles in Utah
A letter praises Catholic groups like The Children of Mary in Detroit and Utah, urging dialogue with prominent church members. The writer questions religious biases, advocates cross state discussion on faith, and hopes Mrs Collesiaux’s return will spark broader acceptance of diverse creeds.
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Warning to British trade on strikes in article
London March 6 W A Appleton general secretary of the Federation of British trade unions issues an official warning about irresponsible and unauthorized strikes. He notes tinplate is on the market cheaper abroad and that America is prepared to push coat in markets once monopolized, signaling potential price competition and exports.
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Nose Cream Promises Fast Relief For Cold Symptoms
An advertisement touts Ely’s Cream Balm as instant relief for nostril congestion, sneezing, and headaches from colds or cataracts. It claims the thin fragrance penetrates nasal passages to soothe swollen membranes and clear airways quickly. A related item notes Private Jacob Jensen wounded in Russia, sent from the front to a hospital in China, identifying him as son of a local seaworthy resident.
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Balmwort Kidney Tablets and Local Patient Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Balmwort kidney tablets and various names and places with unclear context. It appears to be a damaged health product or testimonial fragment, lacking coherent facts, dates, or events to summarize.
Vicks VapoRub Shortage Overcome Announces March Reinstatement
The notice proclaims a resumed supply of Vicks VapoRub after a severe influenza era shortage. It credits wholesalers and retail druggists for rapid restocking, highlights massive production increases, and thanks the public for support during the epidemic. The release notes thousands of jars shipped weekly and millions distributed since October.
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Liechtenstein on Swiss frontier names municipal representative
The Principality of Liechtenstein, located on the Swiss eastern frontier, covers 65 square miles and hosts about 10,000 inhabitants. Princely decree appoints Professor Weck, a young candidate from Reichenau, as representative of the municipality at Paris.
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Admiral Sims Message to U S Aero Club
In a wireless message from Admiral Sims, he commends the U S Navy airmen serving in European waters. He thanks Admiral Hawley and the Aero Club of America for expressing appreciation of the aviators. He notes their exploits and determination to win uphold American war aims and traditions.
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YOUR FRECKLES Now Is The Time To Treat For Complexion
The ad promotes a freckle removal product claimed to fade freckles, speed results, and offer refunds through druggists under guarantee. It urges quick action before summer and mentions the product name Othine dewbie Etrengeh with highlighted application benefits.
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Roosevelt Returns From Army Service
Theodore Roosevelt arrives back in the United States after army service in France. He reflects on his two years in the 2nd Infantry, mentions desire to leave the army, and notes political and public duties ahead. Colonel Kongtyrl is cited as an aide. Roosevelt’s WWI era actions and awards are referenced with belated bravery citations from French authorities.
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Taft Denounces Opponents on Immigration Policy
Former President William Howard Taft spoke in Moberly arguing immigration questions fall under national control and international law, warning the League of Nations must not override sovereign limits. He urged the United States to keep primary duties of defense and policy in its own hands while opposing league interference.
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Dog Killed In Canyon Road Shooting Incident
A shooting last night on Canyon road fatally wounded a chained dog in the yard of Le oncamp. Two men approached the rear yard around 11 o'clock, fired multiple shots at the animal, and fled. The dog, a veteran canine kept in the back yard, died from its injuries. a local report notes the attacker fired from outside the fence. The incident remains under inquiry with no arrests reported.
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Copper Producers Meet Sington March 6 4 Tent
Copper producers gather to discuss an agreement amid industry tensions. The meeting centers on government stock handling and the role of workers in potential price and supply changes.
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