Hope in Europe hints at reparations easing outlook
Edwin James, veteran American foreign news correspondent, sees a potential shift toward a yielding French position ahead of a November conference. He notes Lloyd George and Poincare cooling tensions, predicting renewed negotiations and a middle ground that could secure recompense without economic ruin. Germany, he says, has avoided proper redress while France bears the heaviest costs.
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Edwin James
Mr. James
France
Lloyd George
Poincare
England
America
Germany
Dollar Wheat and the Price World Market Forces
The piece contends that the dollar wheat slogan no longer reflects prosperity. A high emergency duty on imports barely affects prices. Economists argue wheat prices are set by global market conditions, not by legislation, especially as America exports more than it imports.
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Congress
America
Road to ease a BlackSkinned Algonquin canoeist travel tale
A Black skinned Algonquin canoeist's voyage toward Bear Island Ont ario aims for the Hudson Bay post. He carries an account of an Eskimo from the distant north sharing a far reaching tale.
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Hudson Bay
Bear Island
Ontario
Man as parasite shifts from animal to mineral power
The piece argues humans domesticated many species and relied on animal power until steam and machines reduced this role. It cites horses and elephants as intelligent builders, notes past use of dogs for churns, and predicts a future centered on mineral energy, synthetic food, and bricks over timber.
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North
India
Tom Sims Says If We All Got What We Are Worth
Tom Sims comments that if people received value equal to their worth the system would lack enough resources.
Barefoot Boy and the Fair Time Echoes in Athens Poem
Estella Hartley of Logan and Ted Hartley share verses in a playful Athens column. The poem pieces reflect youth, nature, and the old town’s barefoot days, while local notes touch on strikes and city life. A collage of rural nostalgia and modern tidbits closes with a wartime mood and a practical job ad.
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Estella
Ted) Hartley
Logan
Barefoot Boy
Whittier
Theda Bara
Ted Hartley
Proposal for a Large Gold Loan to Europe
Washington hints at a possible two billion dollar gold loan to European nations to stabilize depreciated currencies. Proponents argue it could revive European industry and repay debts, while critics warn it might create dependency on the United States and risk gold reserves.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
United States
Germany
Atlantic
America
Helvetia
Russia
England
India
Australia
France
Frederic C. Goodenough
Barclay’s Bank
London
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Q and A on government notes and military facts
Question and answer column covering Sherman Act notes redeemability for gold, wedding invitations etiquette, early employers associations, presidential inauguration timing, Franklin quotes on war and peace, Pershing March and Bliss ranks, and Panama Canal length. Includes named individuals and organizations.
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Josiah Quincy
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Butler
Pershing
March
Bliss
Peyton C. March
Tasker Bliss
Panama Canal
Panama Canal Length and Depth Facts and A Debt Question
The note lists the canal length as 50.5 miles in water and 40.5 miles on land with depth from 40 to 45 feet. It asks if England lent money to allies and then borrowed from the United States, stating Great Britain loaned $9,485,336,000 and borrowed $4,277,000,600 from the U.S.
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Panama Canal
England
United States
Great Britain
Garden Freak Yields Salad Growing on Vine
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania a tomato and a cucumber grew from the same bed on the Williams Tyson farm. John H Sturgeon planted both crops and a tomato developed a cucumber growing through its center. The cucumber intruded but the tomato grew around it.
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Beaver Falls
Williams Tyson
Beaver Township
Beaver County
John H. Sturgeon
Famous Doctor Juettner Dies in Cincinnati at 57
Dr. Otto P. Juettner, 57, noted physician and author, died at his Cincinnati home this morning after a lingering illness. He had retired from active practice several years ago due to failing health.
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Cincinnati
Otto P. Juettner
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