Federal offices waste newsprint in government printing
Washington June 1 federal government uses about 110 million pounds of newsprint yearly as estimates from the joint committee on printing show. Waste is charged in part to outside printing and mimeographing by departments, with reforms proposed to curb excess but vetoed by President Wilson.
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Joint Committee On Printing
Congress
Congressional Récord
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Government Printing Office
Reed Smoot
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Smoot
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Tiz and Tix promise foot relief in ad featuring claims
An old advertisement extolls Tiz for tired sore feet and Tix for acidic buildup, claiming quick relief from aches corns and blisters. It urges readers to buy Tiz from druggists or department stores and promises yearlong comfort for a few cents.
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Government journals trimmed in annual report
The committee notes reductions in government publishing. Salaries and operating costs for force erations totaled 33 099 annually. They estimate paper use and report 111 of 266 government journals were abolished this year, saving 1 200 000. Eighty five mimeographing plants remained to produce government work. London police records show daily "looting" by about 20 to 60 girls, with advertising mentioned.
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Congress
London
Brithah
Couple of Million at Waterloo Tonight by West High Seniors
West High seniors present A Couple of Million at Waterloo Theatre this evening. The farce is expected to draw national laughs, with tickets on sale at the box office.
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Waterloo Theatre
West High
Holland
Babba Population In New York Questioned
A fragment notes that there are enough babba born yearly in New York to populate four eldles Liki tonnoke, suggesting a demographic claim or joke about local birth rates and unusual terms.
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New York
Treatment claim for blood health and weight gain
Paragraph describes a vascular treatment aimed at increasing white blood cells and improving color and vigor. It asserts weight gain of 10 to 30 pounds after several months of use and mentions three grain hypo-nuclane tablets sold by apothecaries with labeled home-use directions.
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