Prices Peak as War Affects Staple Costs
The article notes prices reached a peak during the retreat and July, with staples like flour sugar meat and clothing rising about four percent. Officials forecast a return to Tower level as wartime measures ease. Labor department head Hugh Kerwin reports many workers returned to work, with others still impacted by closures and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaet
Wuslnexs
Hugh Kerwin
Department of Dubor
Kerwhn
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient
A Bayonne reader reports six months of inability to work due to female troubles. After treatment failed, she found relief using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, praising its effectiveness and recommending it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bayonne
Lydia
Tinkhanuts
Susan” Bacavansey
Nation Sill Is Prosperous in Survey Findings
Franklin K Lane former Secretary of the Interior presents a Fidelity and Deposit Company survey claiming overall prosperity in the United States. He notes improvements in transportation and housing, stable farming, and mixed gains in industry while warning of varied regional shortages and shifting labor demand across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin K. Lane
Vachday
Lane
Hivey Hyde
Fidelity Dh! Deport Company
Maryhond Aid Evers’ Et Ory
Tinalysia
Nial
Bohm
Pepsi
Beonouailly
United States
Kansas
Drixkie
Beck
Bingkind Fylusielos Opel i Alpen
Sre
Woocky
Dbatriot
Kentucky
Onnessea
Adal
Misshasipht
Lithor
Manuid Kabor
Aecomi
Klbort
Fnn
Fidelity and Deposit
Deertusings
New England
Metomes
New York
Pensylinia
East
Middle West
Worsenen
COCA
Fealywas
Wren
Jilinal Titans
Michigan
Wisconsin
Central States
Ehurgs
Rocky Mountain
Vacille
Iver
Ulalriet
Wille
Rover
Ierense Medutos
Mixed views on cooperative farming and market reforms emerge
A long disputed survey reports division over cooperative movements and farm pricing. It notes opposition in New England and the Pacific Coast while southern and midwestern regions show support, with November elections shaping policy direction. Additional local items include a real estate dispute verdict in Washington and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Lunota
Nashot
Tire
Firesent
Tegardicry
Tee Gutenme
Ekelion
Grewel Rednetors
Unclear text fragment on council actions and international differences
Fragmentary report describes a council patching differences among four countries and mentions Sweden and tensions over a sway or settlement. Many words are garbled, making precise details hard to extract.
Prohibition Era Fragments Mention Music and Oreohvine
Fragmentary note references a Prohibition era scene with mentions of singing and a term Oreohvine. No clear events or persons are identifiable.
Betts Buys Children’s Treasure Property in Boston
Uy hime A Betts, long associated with a private hospital on Earth Sevour Street, Boston, purchases the former Children’s bene property at Washington corner. The deal, approved by WL Daprove, follows years of private medical work and plans to repurpose the Barton Home site for new occupancy, with a likely focus on medical or housing use in Eastow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witam Brown
Ploongbney
Mesbeglal
Washington
Brown
Jona Wittever
Pladinii
Maraball Milter
Wilui A. Suryker
Wagimwton
Mee
Crevelig
Te. Betts
A. Betts
Roston
Beni
Betas Ainee
Nore
Neae
Barton Heme
Grearton
Minstrel event and local notices share town events
A fragmented report notes a minstrel event at Ashury Park and various social visits in Newark and Walk Valley. It also mentions county council independence talk and crop acreage data noting wheat shares, with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacher
Ashury Park
Jeorige
Bryant
Leigh
Buell Eifdtebrant
Newark
Dumex Johnston
Pridiy
Dohy - Whitesell
Heart Whitesell
Max Leah
Sadie Howell
Atoy
New States
Lenacit
Walk ‘Vatley
Witter de Gullek
Mig
Hino Ayers
The Mioddin Dutentnbite Story From 1900s Standpoint
The article presents a compact discussion from an early era, focusing on storage and battery technology. It cites R C Stockton and a Washington Avent Service Station representative noting a storage factory weight and the feasibility of compact power. It debates battery size, practicality for stone age builds, and foresight in selecting parallel cell arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldey Oy
R. C
Stockton
E. Washington
Ivan
American Stores Co. grows from humble beginnings into a regional giant
A 19th century business story notes how a small, long standing grocer evolved into the American Stores Co. Its ‘mighty oak’ status spans four states, shielding customers from rising costs and sunlit prices. The piece praises the firm’s impact on modern groceries and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Stores Co
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Hetty Green
Mrs. Russell Sage
Helen Gould
Gibson Park
W. Gibson Park Land & Improvement Company, Inc
Belvidere Ave
Washington, N. J
Harry Booth
Che Iortis County Savings Bank
Morris County
Dehart
Morristown
N. J
Sage's Leather Store
Ferry Sts
Easton
OPERA
Chichester
Aion
A. Mastin
Chester
Pua
Wamin Witter
Trina Youngste
Nebr
Pred Wilson
Rome
N.Y
Ruwasray
Prederick Spring
Ward
Dampsburg
Winterton
Hla
Nomin
Rasenl
Mata
Ptyist Mjothy
NCC
Tingoes
Asbury Park
Ate
Abr
Chile
Wallerston
Afra
Wlarton
Lewis Elston
Trenton Junction
Harey Siaard
Elmini
Mies
Sonopf Statford
Sanford
Rin Parente
Conenedsnip
Jadivard
Crnawyn
Af Scranton
Winthrop Tintherford
Jeanene
Leesburg
Mary
Fayerton
Metcursville
Imdven
Jin Huston
Hendergheat
Whitehouse Station
Mir
Charles
Morrixtown Hospital
Tag Henlershat
Sid Altra Fewis
Deremer
Br Grent Atendowa
Nage DY Geott & Fowne Makers
Algorks
Ialerti
Wien
Don Muck
Vraney
Palla Ay Kyyeden
Usvanger
Tower
Heather
Ant
E. Washington Ave
Philadelphia
Costine
The
Ameviegn Stores Co
India
Ceylon
Mente
Campbell’s New
Franklin
Wlb. Pke
Zac
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