Hohenzollerns Prefer League of Nations Over Personal Rule
The article argues the Hohenzollerns reject Hapsburg style personal unions in Poland and Baltic territories. It suggests German rulers seek a league of nations to avoid weak bonds with subjugated peoples while naming hypothetical rulers for Finland Lithuania Livonia and Estonia. It cautions that ignoring national self-determination risks European peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Poland
Hapsburg
Russia
Hungary
Potsdam
Stolsercantterne
Bohemia
Germany
Hohenzollerns
League of Nations
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Wuertemburg
Lithonia
Europe
Preventing spread of influenza with five foot rule
Health officials urge keeping a five foot radius from someone with a cold or influenza to limit transmission. People should avoid kissing during illness and cover coughs on trains or buses while maintaining decency. Affection can wait until recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Government orders cut yarn production for uniforms
Government directs reduced yarn output to free wool for military uniforms. Uncle projects four million under arms next June while Red Cross holds about 1,409,000 yards to distribute. Censorship on knitting and bans on color restrictions urge efficient use and reallocation of knitters to other useful tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle
Red Cross
The Fortune of Wilhelm Forecast Angers Long Island Star
The Long Island Star debates a foretold death by self harm for Wilhelm on August 1. The paper rejects assistance from tea leaves or gypsies and argues only the people who supported him can end his reign with a curse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Helm
Long Island
Practical camping hints and water protection tips
Household hints cover tramping picnic gear with ideas on straw drinking aids and waterproof lighting. It suggests treated match heads for rain light, cocoa butter in lambs wool to keep water from ears, and a DIY chamois headwrap to prevent hair saturation during baths.
Hungarian Goulash and Bakes From a Home Kitchen
A domestic recipe collection describes Hungarian goulash with beef shoulder or round, onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, chili, carrot, and butter cooked slowly. It includes cheese patties, spiced oatmeal cakes, and an oatmeal bread method with yeast, oats, and molasses.
Dinner Stories Help Wanted and Homemaker Mixups
A vaudeville style dialogue trio features a tramp who fled Maine after women’s rights, a farmer and a witty wife who mistakes pecks in a bushel, and a memory coach who forgets his own umbrella after a lesson. The humor hinges on gender roles and clever misunderstandings.
A Mother's Letter From Wartime Anguish and Courage
The letter recounts an allied air attack scene with planes overhead and the mother expressing alive wonder and courage. She speaks of fear, hope, and defiance as her son remains at risk, celebrating the American spirit in times of war. The passage shows resilience, love, and resolve amid uncertainty about the son's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeed
Residents Share Weekend Activities Across Nelsonville Area
Miss Francis Sommer of Nelsonville visited Miss Lren Gabrel. Mr. Steve Powell of Canaanville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coon. James Coppers and Floyd Barker returned from Toledo with new cars. Many local residents hosted guests from nearby towns and enjoyed Sunday gatherings at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sommer
Nelsonville
Lren Gabrel
Steve Powell
Canaanville
Elmer Coon
Clifford Powell
James Powell
Pomeroy
Millard Bryan
Camp Sherman
James Coppers
Floyd Barker
Toledo
James Bell
Earl Gusemen
Glouster
Weaver
Basil
Nora Sommers
George Gabriel Sr
David Coppers
Arthur Burchfield
Mae
Fannie McCatheran
Clinton Augustine
Poston
G. Nichols
Arthur Coon
Elmer Lavely
Hope Kirk
Millard Bryan, Jr
Harry Moore
Son Windell
Elmer Stanley
Ten Pound Mary Sleen Born in Torch August Eleventh
Mr. and Mrs. wo Johnson announce the birth of a ten pound girl named Mary Sleen on August 11. Mrs. Hendrixson of Wheeling is visiting her mother Mrs. Hayden. Mrs. McGrew recovers from a fall with an ankle dislocation and broken bones. Remains of Mrs. T. J. Jones buried at Torch cemetery. she lived in Torch for years and died at her daughter’s home in Weston. Attendees from distance include Henry Brewster and Mrs. Bird Kemp of Weston and others from Texas, Chicago, Belpre, Parkersburg, and Cuyahoga Falls visits to W. R. Baker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicseanger Boscianr
Wo Johnson
Mary Sleen
John Hendrixson
Wheeling
W. Va
Hayden
Wm. McGrew
T. J. Jones
Torch
Jones
Henry Brewster
Weston
West Virginia
Bird Kemp
Lizzie Smith
Beaumont
Texas
Ella Sawyer
Chicago
Til
Clara Dunfee
Elias Wilson
Ralph Scarlett
Parkersburg
Ralph
Brooks Russell
Mrs. Hitchcock
Washington D. H
William McGrew
Chillicothe
Bob McGrew
Hitchcock
France
Bob
H. Bishop Given
Mr. Given
Circleville
Gus Griffin
A. H. Huggins
Latrobe
Dr Jones to Italy for Red Cross overseas duty
Dr W I Jones, state board of health member, receives orders to report in New York to become a captain in a new Red Cross unit for overseas duty. He will serve in Italy with headquarters in Rome focusing on oral surgery and anaesthesia. His practice will be overseen by his brother Dr A R Jones during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. I. Jones
State Board of Health
New York
Red Cross
Jones
Italy
Rome
Dispute at Irish aerodrome settled men return to war
A confrontation at an Irish airfield ended with a settlement and the crew resuming duties. The dispute concluded, and the involved men have returned to military service.
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Plains
Mr. Anderson
Jacksonville
Edward Anderson
Will Kepler
Will Nichola
Lancaster
Zell Douglass
Harry South
Canton
Frank Bryan
Murray City
M. O. Bryan
Flo Sheppard
Vore Ridge
Margaret Schmidt
Helen
Vivian Russell
Fred Russell
Mother
Babe
N. S. Hoch
Raymond
Earl Shrieves
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Joe
Charles Olson
Myrtle Roach
Portsmouth
Will Whitlatch
Floyd Whitlatch
Pete Savage
Mae Six
Chauncey
Robert Goodman
Ethyl
Lillian Parfitt
Roy Cline
Lela Shrieves
Buchtel
William Whitlatch
Athens
Ethel Ball
Ethel Anderabn
Teacher's Institute
Howard Mayberry
Zell Buffington
Hugh Mulligans
Rizer
Laurelville
Virgene Shields
Hazel Wolfe
Connett
Mozelle Shields
Wolfe
George Ball
Corning
Mayme Keplar
Near
Motor Auto Sales Co
Arthur Anderson
Bert Hooper
Nora James
John Samuel
Annie Francis
George Jones
Lena Graf Houston
Ill
Paul Gessler
Mamie Graf
Mary Brewster
George Dean
Coolville
William J
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Stella Schull
Rockland
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W. R. Baxter
DR. Jones
Mr Smee
Isaac Leisy
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