Women and Liberty Bonds Move Women to Sacrifice At War
Dorothy Dix urges American women to support the Third Liberty Loan with tangible sacrifices. She contrasts the visible efforts of French and British women with American complacency, urging wives to invest money and thrift toward victory, noting women control household finances and can fund the war through savings and purchases to back Liberty Bonds.
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England
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Women urged to buy Liberty Bonds and save for war
A wartime appeal extols women to support the Liberty Loan by buying bonds and saving pennies and thrift stamps. It asserts no woman is too poor to contribute and urges use of savings to back the war effort, emphasizing family duty and national safety. Strong language portrays women as vital to financing victory and protecting loved ones.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver and Bowels
A vintage ad claims Tr F M Edwards treated thousands of women for liver and bowels ailments over 17 years. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel, said to cleanse the system and improve skin and energy. Available at 25 cents per box from druggists.
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F. M. Edwars
Dr. Edwards
Pounded Flour Recipes and Simple Cereals From Grocer List
A damaged listing shows flour based purchases and simple recipes using ingredients like hominy corn meal and soy bean meal. It includes hominy muffins, oat biscuits, soy bean bread, and savory rice with vegetables, offering basic steps and measurements for home cooking.
Delaware House Votes to Ratify Prohibition Amendment
Dover March 14 the Delaware House of Representatives adopted a joint resolution ratifying the federal prohibition amendment by a vote of 27 to 1. The measure now goes to the Senate for consideration.
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WERDERS' WARE 15 FIXED BY SHEEPMEN
In a wool industry dispute, a meeting chaired by J. W. Thorner of the state association set wages for the season at $1 10 a day and per head, with a general call for wool shearers and sheepmen to follow the adopted pay rates. The resolution urged employers to observe the agreed wage scale and to avoid bidding workers away from rivals.
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Oil Operators Before Senate Hear Testimony
Washington report on March proceedings as oil and gas operators defend reserves plans for naval use. Critics label the strategy impractical and unsustainable while opposing expansion of state fuel programs. Authorities argue vast reserves could supply future needs, yet some officials say extraction is not feasible now.
War impact on refinery output and naval needs discussed
Officials debated future war logistics and fuel supply. They warned government takeover could shutter California industries by reallocating oil, with daily output losses of 30,000 to 26,000 barrels referenced. The talk covered refinery processes, strategic reserves, and a proposed federal appropriation of twenty million dollars to fund new ships and equipment.
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Flenderson
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Arizona
Great Tanks of Fuel Oil Burn in Lordsburg Fire
A large fire in Lordsburg on March 14 ignited hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel oil from a tank car connected to a Southern Pacific locomotive. Tinhl locomotives were destroyed, the locomotive shed burned, and the railroad company alarm house and other structures were destroyed. The fire spread through the Mexican gention of the town, destroying many homes but with no reported lives lost.
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Southern Pacific
Burnett
Burt Ving
Navy Budget Bill Advances With Large Appropriations
Washington March 1 A 100060000 appropriation for the naval fiscal year is immediately available as the Navy Department’s discretion provides. The House Naval Committee completes the budget bill increasing long term construction, adding ships and personnel, detailing yard improvements at Mare Island San Diego Puget Sound New York Philadelphia and other sites with specific funding for dry docks power plants and related upgrades. The plan includes a lump sum fund to be appropriated to enable presidential actions.
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Navy Department
House Naval Commiites
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San Mingo
Marine Station
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Mating Corps
Puget Sound
New York
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Madam Spy at Cozy Theatre Admits Free Entry Tomorrow
Free admission offered for all German spies to see Jack Mulhall in Madam Spy at the Cozy Theatre tomorrow. Children and students 6 cents, adults 6 cents, war tax 1 cent.
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Jack Mulhall
Cozy Theatre
Junior Boys Working Reserves Form New Group
Superintendent Tolinaon oversees formation of the Junior Boys Working Reserves with JL W. Wasson directing federal efforts. The program links to the national Youth Working Reserves, aims to aid unemployed youths through a new auxiliary to the professional association, and plans a kickoff next week. Cities across the United States organize similar programs to address student separation from parents and schooling concerns.
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United States
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Twoehorstad
Weber Normal College Adopts New Name
The Weber Normal College trustees meet to rename the institution to a standard normal college title. The change aims to clarify status and align with regular high school and college courses, arts, sciences, and other departments continuing as part of the school.
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Uitlan
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George Walsh in Melting Millions and Billys Rattler at the Cozy
George Walsh stars in a great comedy drama Melting Millions, Brancho Billy performs Billys Rattler, and a Chris tie comedy plays at the Cozy today. The page also includes a garbled note on cleaning stained pads with glycerine, unrelated to the shows.
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George Walsh
Brancho Billy
Billy
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