Prodigious Belgian Relief Effort and World Aid Call
A columnist reports on Belgium's famine and the Maysapequa cargo ship, detailing Belgian suffering, refugee camps in Holland, and Rotterdam’s relief surge. It praises the Commission for Relief in Belgium and urges global donors to provide foodstuffs, highlighting cereals, flour, beans, and bacon as vital aid.
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Arnold Bennett
Wecemaary
Indians
Jack Rabbits
Texas
Mr. Bennett
Mesons
Belzsium
Maysapequa
New York
Europe
McCardi
European
Atlantic
Hook
Holland
Rotterdam
Berlin
Bursomastar
Limburg
Charleroi
Mons
Ghent
M. Roeiin
Antwerp
Armetica
Belgium
Albert
Wall
Terhaegen
Brussels
Berg- op-Zoom
Eivery Home
Commission For Relief In
London Walk
London
England
Broadway
America
United States
Itselz
Commission
The
Commission For Re- Hat
Newark
Tarkio Five Plays A A C Tuesday Night
Tarkio Missouri quintet travels to meet the local Athletic Club in a Tuesday night game. Tarkio has journeyed for a single contest and aims to win two games against Missouri state teams this trip. Home squad hopes to topple Columbus in Columbus next Saturday and fetch the bacon. Lineups were not announced.
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Uhe
Tarkio
Tarkio Five
Howaver
Missouri Osteopaths
Missouri State
Columbus
Great Bantamweight Fight When Burns Meets Herman Here
Burns and Herman square off in a bantamweight bout at the Bijou theater on Tuesday night January 6. Both are 116 pounds with strong reputations. Burns is a fast, versatile slugger and boxer, while Herman brings championship credentials as he defends against Burns under promoter Mike Tortorich. Tickets and fighter coordination are being arranged for a ringside clash that could crown a world title contender.
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Kid Burns
Kid Herman
Bijou
Burns
Hid Williams
Tortorich
Jersey City
Frankie
Herman
Saul
J. Tortorich
Mike
Atlanta
Pappas
Tomorro Mike
Papitas
Herman-Burns
Fights Set at Columbia Theater Phillips V Kelly Rematch Hopes
Promoter Roy Potts presents four bouts at the Columbia Theater headlined by Brooklyn's Harry Phillips versus local fighter Battling Kelly in a ten round main event. Kelly won a decision in their prior meeting. Phillips seeks a rematch draw or victory. Also on the card Superior and Kid Brown clash in an eight round featherweight bout, with Billy Kerr versus Kid Bailey in four rounds and a feature negro bout opening the program. Ringside $1 with orchestra seats 75 cents balcony 50. Show starts 8 30 p.m.
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Columbia
Roy Potts
Harry Phillips
Brooklyn
N. C
Battling Kelly
Bijon
Kelly
Phillips
Voe Superior
Kid Brown
Billy Kerr
Kid Bailey
Germany's Meat Supply From American Review of Reviews
The article argues Germany can feed itself, with 26 million beef cattle 4 million sheep and goats and 26 million hogs, plus hay fields and home vegetables. It criticizes British attempts to starve Germany and cites Halland as a key meat supplier while noting Japan uses paper shirts in service.
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Germany
American Review of Reviews
Belgium
Italy
Halland
Gadocio
Churchill
Cold Weather Stimulates National Trade Conditions
Bradstreet's survey notes optimism outpacing orders, with large lines showing quicken impulses and favorable factors. Holiday trade moves fast, especially in southern points, while lower priced useful gifts attract attention. Rail freight rates and wage steadiness boost iron and steel demand as winter weather lifts coal and rail traffic, with exports of wheat and cotton strong and shipments heavy despite high freight costs.
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Bradstreet
Pacific Northwest
Minneapolia
10 000 Tons Daily 18 Extent of Steel's Rise
New York reports a surge in steel demand as freight rate gains fail to trigger immediate rail orders. Manufacturers buy more rolled, cast, and forged steel while rail, car, and bridge contracts loom. Orders for 100,000 tons of rails and 7,000 cars expected. plate mills booked 20,000 and 30,000 tons for oil tanks and pipelines. Plant operations drop to about 25 percent capacity, yet bookings average 20,000 tons daily, up from under 10,000 in November, with profits lagging behind tonnage.
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New York
Steel Corporation
Hints to Photographers and Family Record at Local Normal School
Exposure is the chief hurdle for beginners in photography. Methods include luck and exposure tables that adjust for light conditions, subject, plate speed, and lens stop. Two sons and two daughters of John P. Kinsman of Hellertown are students at Keystone State Normal School, which reports a family record enrollment.
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John FP. Kinsman
Hellertown
Keystone State Normal School
Move Revived for Passenger Advance in Wall Street Dull Week
New York December 27 Christmas week in Wall Street will go down as the dullest in a decade with light dealings. Bids were scarce for active issues at exchange permitted prices. Railroads faced doubt over future disbursements while money pressure did not drive the decline.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Company
Contern
Federal Reserve
London Stock Exchange
Lehigh Valley
United States Steel Corporation
The Art of Fly-Tying From Outing
A scrap of red flannel tied to a bare hook shows the simplest form of the artificial fly. The craftsman gains first experience in fly-tying and, with persistence, may learn to craft winged hackled tailed versions that open new recreation avenues.
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Woodaman
Lost and Found Notices and Financial Bond Notice
Lost items include a ladies card case from Chamberlin Johnson DuBose. a white Fox Terrier named Kaiser. a male Setter pup. a barony brooch. a key chain found in a post office lobby. a mink muff. and a black and white pointer. Rewards offered for returns. Also a Thirty Year First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds notice from J M B Holmsey, treasurer, payable after January 1, 1913 at Bankers Trust Company New York.
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Phrson
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose
Whitehall
Kaiser
McClellan Baking Co
East Hunter St
Ivy
Barony
Alabama Street
Broad
West Los
P.O
City
Yost
N. Pryor Street
Bankers’ Trust Company
Wall Street
New York
N.Y
M. B. Holmsey
Georgia legal notices and railroad sale item
Legal notices show Commercial Life Insurance and Casualty Company withdrawing from Georgia with policy assurances complete and bond withdrawal planned January 21, 1816. Central of Georgia Railway sells several pianos and musical items at public auction on January 12, 1935 to satisfy charges, with balance for interested parties. Also court notices in Fulton County address land suit and divorce petition with dates in December 1914 and October 1914 respectively.
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FIAIR
South
Georgia
S.A. Clayton CO
Gast Hunter
Atlanta
Spratling
Atlanta Steam Dye & Cleaning Works
J. S Sprating
Auburn Aves
Ivy
C. D. Crawley
Peeples Street
H Q. Terrell
Bell Phone
Ea Point
Bell P
Mia Mi. T
Waindsar
Giera
Decatur
P. O
A. Arnone
Batae
Woodward Avenue
E. E. Mason
Barnes Sheet Metal Works
Forsyth Street
Chariea D. Barker
Peters
Decatur Street
T. L. Bond
Commercial Lite Insurance and Casualty Company
Savannat
Af Savanneh
Commercial Lite ‘Neurance and Casualty Company
Sentral OF Georgia Railway Company
O. M. Ezell
Bradford
Arthur Boynton
Halbert B. Boynton
W. J. Maynard
Mrz
M. G. Hazlehurst
Fullen Superior Court
Aaid
J. T. Pendleton
Arnold Broyles
Help Wanted and Sales Jobs in Atlanta Ad Blurb
Classified ad fragment advertisement offering barber trade training by Prof Branning at Atlanta Barber College and sales jobs selling 1200 lots in Tapana Wa with lots priced 600 to 1600, free autos for dealers, plus an auto salesman position requiring references. Details show addresses in Atlanta Georgia and misc names.
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G. Branning
Atlanta Barber College
Mitchell St
Tapa
Baperichea
Moran
Empire Building
Aanta
Care Constitude Ets
NEN
Moler Barger College
Luckie Et Fe Es Soi
Care Constitution
Decatur
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New York Cotton Exchange
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New York Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
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Certified Public Accountant
Audit Company of the South Healey Building
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
EEM CO
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Brewster, Howell & Heyman
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