Campaign on Holland New Industries Campaign
In The Hague Dutch business circles discuss creating new industries to keep the nation independent if future crises arise. Sugar factories and refiners suffered during war due to sugar beet imports bans and England's disruptions, with 10,000 workers affected. Plans aim to double sugar beet cultivation and reemploy laid-off workers, while other trades like gold and diamond work face metal shortages and tourism declines. Building trades suffer from material scarcities and cautious demand, though some cooperatives and municipalities continue housing projects.
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Hague
Netherlands
Preas
Holland
Herlands Mors
Gensrall
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
England
Germany
British Isles
Fngland
Toakere
Bolland
France
Inc
Riga
Archangel
Bavaria
Norway
Italy
Lorraine
Westphalia
Rhine
Heavy casualties in British forces weekly list
London June 7. The weekly casualty lists are the heaviest since the war began. They report 3 0 officers and 5 620 men with 1 874 killed. Total British losses for the last week reach about 5 9 officers and 20 000 men. Roughly 4 500 horses have sailed from this port aboard the Gascogne for the French army.
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London
Dutch Booksellers Cater To All Tastes
Dutch bookshops organize by language and subject to please all tastes amid wartime literature. German English and French works appear in Dutch sections, with antiwar and prowar texts cross‑listed. Pirating and Dutch editions persist, creating cheap books and high profits despite copyright laws.
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Geremany
England
Houston Stewart Chamberlain
James M. Beck
Germany
Democracy
Agnes
Longfellow
P. J. Troelatra
Igadergia
Belgium
A. J. Prine
F. J. Soeaman
The
Hague
Leo Polak
University of Amsterdam
Netherlands
G. W. Kernham
Utrecht
Economie
Armand Colin
Paris
Holland
Amsterdam
Chief Kil led to stop by auto in Scranton
In Scranton, Henry Reese, a police thief of Dickson county bor ur, stepped into the roadway to signal a passing auto to stop for speeding and was struck and killed. The chauffeur attempted to avoid the collision, injuring Mrs. David Slocum of Chicago and Arthur P. Ridgeway of Scranton. James Held was arrested and released on $6,000 bail.
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Scranton
Henry
Reese
Dickson County
Borur
David Slocum
Chicago
Arthur P. Ridgeway
James Held
Sixteen Year Old Girl Praises Vegetable Compound
A 16 year old New Orleans girl reports improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for illness and fatigue. A St Clair Pennsylvania girl also recommends the remedy for back pain headaches pimples and fatigue. Both letters urge others to seek the medicine and mention confidentiality in correspondence.
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New Orleans
Lydia
Pinkham
Amelia Jaquillard
Koupitoulas St
St. Clair
Misa Estenna Macurme
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn Plobbie
Lynn
Man
Carnegie Foundation ends 1914 with large endowment gains
New York June 8 The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching reports a total endowment of 14 250 000 a surplus of 1 245 000 an annual income of 746 000 and annual expenditure of 716 000 for the year ending September 9 1914 The ninth annual report notes 32 000 spent in administration 347 000 in educational inquiry and 634 000 in retiring allowances and pensions. The foundation cites surveys in law and engineering education with broad scholarly collaboration and notes laws enacted reflecting its recommendations. A health officer in Manhattan cautions about saniti back yards, aiming to place them in a rogues gallery.
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New York
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
American Bar Association
Dossi Redlich
University of Vienna
National Engineering Scheola
Ten More Houses Wired For Power In The District
In a rapid expansion, authorities completed wiring for ten additional houses, enhancing electrical access across the district. Officials note steady progress and urge residents to report outages promptly.
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