Nation-Wide Effort to Educate Aliens for Citizenship
The United States Bureau of Naturalization and public schools coordinate to Americanize candidates for citizenship. About 406 cities have joined a nationwide movement eliminating the hyphen, with night and day classes forming. The program plans to reach all applicants, provide school access, and inform wives of petitioners to attend.
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Washington
Bureau of Naturalization of
United States Department of Labor
Sctools
Bureau of Naturalization
United
Tates
Alen
Cattle Congress Sets Adjourned Meeting for Dec 8
Secretary Hugh G. Van Pelt of the Dairy Cattle congress notifies stockholders that the adjourned annual meeting will convene Friday evening December 8 at 7 30 in the Waterloo club Tooms on Fourth Street West. All stock must be represented. those unable to attend should send a representative and a proxy.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
The
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Club
Tooms
Fourth Street West
Submarine blockade halts Swedish iron ore trade
Stockholm reports the British submarine blockade will stop Germany's iron ore imports from Sweden. Ore shipments from Narvik and Goula show sharp declines, with 1919 totals around 3.18 million and 2.32 million tons prior, now unlikely to exceed 1.2 million. Baltic exports rise elsewhere while Swedish press Northern reaction remains restrained. German shipping adapts to neutral waters amid rough seas.
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Stockholm
Germany
Baltic
Narvik
Goulea
Sweden
England
Go Easy on the Turkey and Lay Off of Alcohol
New York city health officials step up market inspections for Thanksgiving foods. Cold storage turkeys show better condition, but imported items delayed by war face condemnation for decay. Dr. Lucius Brown warns against alcohol aiding digestion and urges moderation and vegetables. Turkey bills exceed 1.18 million dollars with over one million pounds of frozen birds on sale and 32 carloads arriving from the Midwest.
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New York
City Health Department
Lucius Brown
Bureau of Food and Drugs
Nas
Blue Sky Promoters Arraigned in U S Court
William Farson of Chicago and Harry B Parrot pleaded not guilty in U S district court to mail fraud charges tied to the 5 9 million Greeley Poundre irrigation project in Colorado. Indictments accuse several others involved, based on circulars sent to stock buyers led by purchaser William Stroud of Green Castle Missouri.
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Chicago
William Farson
Harry B. Parrot
Colorado
United States District Court
Parrot
William Stroud
Green Castle, Mo
Bell Ringer Logs Near 7000 Services At Notre Patrick Church
South Bend records show Charles S. Schubert serving seventeen years as church sexton at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. He has rung the church bell for about 7,990 services, averaging one service daily plus three Sunday. He also rings the Angelus three times daily.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Charles S. Schubert
Schubert
Angelus
Crescent Council No 16 R and S M annual feed planned
Crescent Council No 16 R and S M announces its annual feed for December 6 at the Masonic temple. Supper at 6 30 followed by initiation at 7 30. Officers to be elected as the business session opens at 4 in the afternoon.
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Crescent Council
Masonic Temple
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for recovery
Unionville Missouri resident Martha Seavey describes severe female trouble with weakness nervous spells and speech loss. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improves significantly and recommends it to other women. The Pinkham Company notes thousands of such letters and offers confidential personal replies from a woman.
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Unionville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha Seavey
Missouri
Iowa Experts Highlight Backward Children Welfare Need
Dr P L Sylvester of the University of Iowa tells the Iowa state conference that nearly 50,000 of Iowa’s 460,000 school children are backward and require special help. About 15,000 are so far behind they learn little without individual instruction, and 26,000 could progress with aid from specialist teachers.
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Iowa
Sylvester
University of Iowa
Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Glenwood
Sherbon
Scientist Calls Applying Animal Study Rules to Humans
Dr Sherbon urged applying proven scientific principles used for animals and plants to human beings while noting that 37 percent of birds were missed by avian sensors. The remarks stressed rigorous methods and ethical considerations in future research.
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Ktwan
Dr. Sherbon
Vienna Lenient Lowarlys Resident Enemy Suspeols
Vienna, Austria Nov 24 reports Viennese treatment of Allies and enemies lenient with many freedoms. Germans mostly restricted. cafes mix English French Russians without protest. Public hours extend to 1 or 2 a.m. War mood not visibly reflected in daily life.
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Vienna
Austria
Atleas T At
Types of Rheumatism and Blood-Boosting Remedy
The article explains rheumatism as a group of diseases united by pain, naming articular, inflammatory, muscular, and rheumatic fever forms. It asserts blood-building with Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure, offering free booklets and diet guidance from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady, NY.
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Dr. Williams
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal remedy for acidity heartburn belching and stomach distress. It claims rapid relief within minutes and urges readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store to ease indigestion dyspepsia and related discomfort anywhere.
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Page
A Nation of Dyspeptics and Digestive Remedies
A newspaper item notes that Americans suffer indigestion from hurried meals and varied foods. It promotes Vinol as a constitutional remedy from local druggists Wrongler Bros. Co and C. G. Alter to vitalize the blood, stimulate appetite, and strengthen tired nerves of the stomach.
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Ufe
Wrongler Bros. Co
CG. A. Alter
Dr. King's New Discovery Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for cold symptoms. It claims the product fights germs, soothes coughs, heals irritated membranes, and promises quick recovery with immediate use. The message urges readers to buy a bottle from druggists today.
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