Postwar Finances in Europe and the United States
Analysis and observation on postwar debts and paper money across Europe. It notes rising public debt since 1918, heavy use of paper money, and inflationary pressures in nations like Germany Austria and Russia. It contrasts with improvements in Italy and 191 and the United States where deficits shrink and budgets balance, with U S debt easing slightly over the past year.
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Comeooesay
St A Biten
Ymangy
Austria
Russia
Eaticu
Fe Carnes
Mori ci O
Ucd
Cape
Europe
Italy
United States
Spetotel
MacReady Aims For Sky High Record In Airship Flight
Lieutenant MacReady seeks to prove the upper altitude limit for humans in flight. He notes external air pressure falls to about three pounds per square inch as height increases and plans an ascent that may prove fragile the airship or the pilot. He hopes to demonstrate science’s reach even if the venture risks his life.
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MacReady
Nobaly
Eich
Santo
Social Responsibility in Athens Community Life
The piece urges real acts of care for the less fortunate across towns like Athens. It argues wealthier residents should extend tangible help to those in need, regardless of class, so social harmony and city progress are preserved. The call emphasizes equal respect, friendly ties, and mutual support beyond wealth divides.
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Athens Bann
Athens
Forgia
Athens Polishing Co
Georgia
Udit
Associated "Press
Ami
Ife
Peope
Enurchea
Bryan Declines Florida Senate Run Amid Citizenship Change
William J. Bryan rejects a Florida senatorial bid after recent citizenship, stating he would accept only if the people of Florida desired his service. He argues his prior national roles came without effort and he does not wish to hinder any current aspirants. The piece concludes that Bryan’s prominence will not spur immediate political action.
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Wiliam J. Bryen
Florida
Mr. Beyon
Senate
Con
United States
Helaing
Ey Onun
Bryan
Symptoms Of Illness In Brazil Amid Public Health Alarm
Fragmentary OCR text describes widespread health concerns and illness symptoms across communities. It mentions hospitals, doctors, and reactions to an outbreak, with scattered names and places implying a public health crisis and emergency measures.
Cultural methods of controlling the boll weevil pest
Agronomy note by Ira Williams of the State Board of Entomology outlines fall prep and winter steps to curb boll weevil. Article stresses destroying old hibernation sites and moving hay and fodder, with emphasis on dry warm conditions and avoiding cotton after corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Williams
State Board of Entomology
Georgia
Lef
Arperts
Praetier
Georgi Ath Caroling
Mississipp
Sloan's Liniment for Pain Relief
Advert says Sloan's Liniment eases rheumatic pain quickly without rubbing and has a stimulating odor. Promises relief for neuralgia, sciatica, lame back, strains, sore muscles, and other aches, claiming global use for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Cotton Growers Urged to Plant Seed, Fight Boll Weevil
Officials urge early spring planting of pedigreed seed, with wilt resistance and rapid, uniform growth. Emphasis on soil readiness, fertilizer timing, and aggressive weevil control by stamping out colonies, destroying infested plants, and dusting to protect crops.
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Macon
Smeone
Famous Kaiser Interview Leaks From Century Magazine
William Bayard Males famous interview with Kaiser Wilhelm II, printed in Century Magazine in 1908 for 1000 dollars, was suppressed. Ellsworth, descendant of Noah Webster, revealed parts to Medill journalism students. A fragment recalls Edith Rockefeller McCormick asking about her father. The interview copy was burned 500 miles offshore by German officers.
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Chicago
William Bayard Male
Wilhelm II
Century Magazine
William Webster Ellsworth
Century Publishing Company
Noah Webster
Medill School of Journalism
Mra
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Atlantic Ocean
France
Mr. Ellsworth
William Troyard Thile
Kaiser
Century interview pages spurred wartime tensions
The account describes how Century editors purchased a controversial interview with the Kaiser and then suppressed it after requests. It claims the London Telegraph printed the piece, provoking strong reactions in England and Germany, and that President Roosevelt received a copy. Other pages were stored in a safety vault and later sent to Germany, which dispatched a warship to retrieve them.
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Century
London Telekelph
Kaiser
England
Germany
Roosevelt
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