Bullsheviks Bluff: Swiss Professor Predicts A Bolshevik Invasion
The writer debunks Prof Philippe Jeaneret who claims 1,000,000 Reds march on Poland and 6,000,000 assault western Europe to crush France and England. He argues Bolshevism relies on propaganda, not real military power, noting Russia lacks industrial base and logistics for a mass invasion. The piece casts doubt on Trotsky and Braunstein’s grandeur.
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Russia
Trotsky
Philippe Jeaneret
Poland
Germany
Austria
Europe
France
England
Herr Trotsky
Braunstein
Alexander
The Sailors Bonds Lost With San Diego Sinking
Congress faces a dispute over $100,000 in Liberty Bonds lost when the U S cruiser San Diego sank off Fire Island during convoy duty. No law allows replacing lost coupons, leaving sailors at risk of losing their investment after months aboard ship and a thief's raid. The piece urges prompt action to reimburse the men who served in need.
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Congress
U. S
San Diego
Fire Island
Cances
San Francisco
New York Harbor
War at Home Prompts Boston Poets to Battle
In a vivid editorial sketch, the piece notes civil strife at home as Boston mobilizes poets from near and far to judge new war verse against traditional forms. The imagined clash pits rhymed and free verse while praising courage of writers who dare their lines.
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Italy
Boston
Good Bee
Breweries Plan to Start Non Alcoholic Line After Coal Cuts
Bituminous coal suppliers to breweries halted by government may resume via non intoxicating beverage production. Fuel Administration lifted curtailment but brewers seek grain aid for non alcoholic cereal as grain becomes available. Secretary Redfield to assist. Bryan rumored for vaudeville gig. Russians in Archangel dislike white bread and propose Black Bread R pose to use surplus subs.
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Iri
Fuel ‘Administration
Palman
Redfield
Northwest Territory governance and early Ohio settlements
The text recounts governance of the Northwest Territory with General Arthur St. Clair as governor from 1787 to 1802, Marietta as first settlement and former seat of government, and the sequence of capitals and laws across Marietta Cincinnati Vincennes and Chillicothe. It also notes slave presence in Ohio and Illinois and details about land sale controversy.
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Illinois
Northwest Territory
Congress
Ohio
Arthur St. Clair
Ohio Company
Jefferson
Charles Willing Byrd
Marietta
Putnam
New England
Muskingum
St. Clair
Cincinnati
Vincennes
Chillicothe
Timely kitchen hints and Red Cross sewing tips
A vintage page offers recipes for tomato bouillon with oysters and winter vegetable salad plus Loganberry sponge and apple stump desserts. It includes practical notes for Red Cross workers on threading a sewing machine and a furnace cleaning tip using tin cans.
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RED Cross
Dinner Stories and Seaside Oddities in a Humorous Tale
Theodore Thespian on a sea yacht cries Man overboard as a lone head surfaces amid waves. The audience roars while the drama continues and the sea steals another fate. A southern California resort owner pesters a guest about a missing leg, and a farmer comments on a new hired man with a wary smile.
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Theodore Thespian
Theodore
California
Bill Square
Holmes Event Among Fractured Clues In Europe Tale
The French claim a full inventory of stolen machinery and parts from Belgium and Germany, with current locations, while Holmes is described as an English creation. The piece notes locals mocking taxes on soda water.
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Belgium
Germany
Sherlock Holmes
Ohio Names On War Casualty List From Washington
Washington reports 1454 names on today's casualty list with 21 died in action and 24 died of wounds. Ohio entries include Joseph Morton Cleveland and Abe Reifen Cincinnati as KIA and several others listed as died of wounds or wounded, with numerous towns represented.
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Washington
Ohio
Joseph J. Morton
Cleveland
Abe Reifen
Cincinnati
Frank W. Stanford
Francis J. McLeary
Toledo
Dayton
Albert H. Holter
Minersville
Samuel Holter
William E. Cogan
Sciotoville
William H. Miner
Barberton
John Kossman
Howard EE. Brown
Benny Goldstein
Columbus
John L. Hanerty
Germantown
Leonard Gibson Haning
Albany
Mary Haning
R. CO
Fillmont Kolloniski
Roy Meyers
Anna
William M. Trautman
Fred W. Moeller
Ironton
Ralph Francis
John T. Lippert
Steubenville
Lewis Petropoulos
Akron
John H. Hemlinger
Jackson Center
John Allegretti
Canton
Fred Beckett
Tabasco
Leroy E. Detriec
Bay Village
Ross
Shrader
Bayara
Harry W. Abbott
Newark
Roger L. Deitz
Springfield
George B. Gall
Mansfield
Andrew McMaster
Youngstown
David O. Phillips
Wm. W. Rose
Chas. W. Wagoner
Lawrence FE. Merkle
Felix Wachowaix
Ray H. Mouser
Latty
Elmer S. Tablin
John Swan
Llowy G. Beck
Monroeville
Hays Stodium
Raymond J. Higgins
Gates Mills
John F. Jackson
Loveland
John W. Dillard
Charles C. Eakin
Elm Grove
John E. Croxall
East Liverpool
Fred Hillbrunner
Willard Calendine
Roxbury
Fred Calmes
Adrian
Charles W. Jeremiah
Clarence O. Rice
Batavia
Casper W. Treitenger
Floyd H. Weeks
Alva, Woods
Jamestown
Erett W. Becraft
Miamisburg
James Dugan
Lansing
Edward D. Jones
Wilmington
Edgar Chapman
North Baltimore
Albert C. Derbel
Archibald L. Greene
Stoutsville
Ed Hovarka
Ed. L. Kohnen
St. Henry
Steven Morden
J. Stockman
Floyd Taber
Clarence L. Wobert
Clarence Maddox
Chillicothe
Clement Mackenatrum
Fred Schafer
Reading
Amesville Social News Reports and Local Visits
A. J. Ogg of Columbus revisits Amesville and old friends. Missionary Rev. Jas D Dutweiler from Japan lectures at the Presbyterian church, with Ladies Aid serving refreshments. Socials and visits abound as families host relatives and attend local events. A picnic and Grange officer installation yield a good time. Civil War veteran Albert Brooks fractures his hip, Dr. Howard attends. Local residents await news from Charles Brown, S I F, with no casualty reported yet.
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A. J. Ogg
Columbus
Jas. D. Dutweiler
Japan
Presbyterian Church
Charles Sands
Corning
John Fleming
Sands
Metta Glazier
Red Cross
Addie Owen
Jessie
John Smith
Glouster
Gail Harrie
Toledo
Overland
J. M. Murphy
McArthur
C. D. Henry
Ralph Henry
Blanch Huston
Albert Brooks
Bern
Dr. Howard
County officials plan repairs on Athens Sharpsburg road
A group including Fred Falloon and Mr. Jones surveyed roads Friday and will press for repairs along the Athens Sharpsburg road near the railroad line. The note references a hospital proposal funded by surplus Red Cross money and local support for funding or upgrading a county facility. George Ogg of Sand Rock died after a brief illness at age 88. Funeral at the family cemetery is planned Wednesday at 1 pm.
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Lion Blossoms
Red Co
Athens County
Athens
Charlton
Gilbert
Columbus
Huffman
George Ogg
Sand Rock
Home Cemetery
Federal Valley Church
Hines
Tax provisions in new revenue bill described as Kitch inette affair
The article notes that the levy of taxes in the proposed revenue bill appears to be a small, intricate issue with limited scope. It discusses potential political implications and public reaction to the tax measures within the bill.
Mandrake Pills Promising Quick Vitality Boost
Advert says Schenck's Mandrake Pills cure laziness and liver complaints. One dose supposedly restores energy, relieving constipation bilious headaches and biliousness. Sold by ck & Son in Philadelphia for 25 cents a box with coated or sugar coated options.
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Schenck
Ck & Son
Philadelphia
Dangerous stage of Catarrh warns of lung involvement
The notice cautions that catarrh can progress beyond nasal symptoms to the lungs, risking consumption. It condemns inhalers and local treatments and promotes S. 8 as the direct blood remedy, urging readers to obtain it from a druggist and consult medical staff in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Tory
Atlanta
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Archangel
J. W. Tannehill
Virgina Military District
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Ezzy
Hornbeak
Amesville
Charles Brown
A. J. Brown
Mr. Brown
War Department
Outane
Marie Riley
Miss Riley
Scoits
U. Dr
J.H. Schem
New i York
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Liberal
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Athens, Ohio
D. H. Moore, Pres
C. G. O’bleness, Cashi
F. L. Alderman
F. B. Kilteau
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