American relief saved Europe from Bolshevism says Wallis
J H Wallis of Dubuque Iowa representative of the American Relief Administration returns from five months in Europe reporting Hoover relief upheld democracy. He says feeding Europe stabilized new democracies, checked disintegration and reduced Bolshevism while aiding economic recovery and building lasting child welfare and nutrition research across Austria Germany Poland and the Baltic states.
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Associated Press
New York
Central
Europe
J. H. Wallis
Dubuque, In
American Relief Administration
Hoover Organization
Wallis
Lala
Merfect
Upper Silesia
Vilna
Austria
Slovakia
Germany
Poland
Lithuania
Latv
Esthonis
Wirth
Witos
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Hainisch
Hegeducs
Hungary
O. E
Univeros
Contrope
Baltic
America
Opportunities Want Ad Columns in Local Classifieds
In the Opportunities Want Ad Columns advertising guides promise money saving and profitable theft through want ads. The section aims to connect customers with service providers, guiding readers to state needs clearly and timing. It highlights banner Herald Want Ads as a dominant local field, driving customer contact and service entry.
Denver Triangle Ends in Court Drama over Kids and Wives
A Denver man, George W. Stoffel, kept a second woman and two children while living with his real wife, Grace Stoffel. The real wife, Nellie Philips Stoffel, sought custody and the court involved, while investigators uncovered Stoffel’s bootlegging. Officials work toward a just resolution as the case unfolds.
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Denver
George W. Stoffel
Grace Stoffel
Stoffel
Nellie Philips Stoffel
Nellie Philips
Denver Triangle
Two Athens Barber Shops Consolidate Under One Company
Announcements in today’s Athens paper detail the consolidation of the 185 College Ave barbershop, run by the Hilley and Jones Company, with the Southern Mutual Building shop of the same firm. The merge increases chairs to 12, as the firm expands its Athens operations and plans a Columbus shop opening Oct 1, with W. W. Hilley overseeing the chain.
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College Ave
Hilley and Jones Company
Moke Ate Ae Ane
Southern Mutual
Ttake
Bowlplaceg
Germany offers to sell war dogs veterans of conflict
Berlin reports the German government is selling off its war dogs. A valuation commission of veterinarians will fix prices for a large number of wounded and disabled canines. Many are deemed too old or chronically ill to return to service, yet the public shows little interest in these canine veterans.
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Berlin
Teivery
Newspaper Editor Praises Lexington Thorobred Demonstration
Pittsburg automobile editor Herbert Smith lauds the Lexington Thorobred after a high grade hill climb demonstration on Federal Street extension. Ot Loesche drove the stock car with three passengers, climbing the 14 percent incline at about 20 mph before Lasche took the wheel for the descent.
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Lexington
Pittsburg
Herbert Smith
Ot Loesche
Pike's Peak
Labor Day
Bobby” Shoff
Lexington Automobile Company
Steel City
Smith
Federal Street
Shoff
Miss Ora Kellum Opens New Millinery Store At 224 Clayton Street
Miss Ora Kellum opens a new hat shop at 224 Clayton Street after a hiatus, presenting fall millinery from leading centers. Her Athens buyers note her experience and appeal to local ladies, inviting the public to visit the new shop and view fashion’s latest modes.
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Tng Tet Sey
Kellum
Clayton Street
Banner-Herald
Athens
Heiress Defends Love Over Money In Odd Courtship Tale
The heiress Edith Miles explains why she chose a groom who is fond of horses and a police officer husband for love not money. She and husband Miles reveal their marriage stemmed from shared passion and a belief they can live in comfort without relying on wealth. The couple dismiss gossip of a wealth-driven match and note their dishes and duties at home.
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Shoff
Lesche
Lake FO
Miles
Benjamin
Javi
George
Edith
Grap
Mrs. Mies
Cntral Park
Eoaine Webb
Mrs. Miles
Equal Pay for Equal Work Proposed by Viscountess Rhondda
London reports Viscountess Rhondda calls for equal pay for equal work for Britain's 2 million spinsters as wartime shifts leave more women than men. She argues women must gain full equality in business and pay, citing her own career in 36 corporations and wartime activism. She urges stricter child protection laws, pensions for widows with children, reform of laws on unmarried mothers, and equal pay and opportunity in civil service.
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Milton Bronner
London
Great Britain
Viscountess Rhondda
England
Lady Rhondda
Rhondda
D. A. Thomas
America
Lusitania
Time and
Puato
Fone
Jagr
Britain
International
Eee
D. Mihird
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Town Man
Odd
Herb Smith
TESS_ RHO INOG
Edith ‘Beaver Webb
Nin
George O. Miles
Beaver
Herald Free
Herald
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