Hungarians May Join Russian Reds in Turbulent Era
Provisional President Count Karolyi resigns as Hungary enters a chaotic period marked by Bolshevik-inspired plunder and terror. Allied troops occupy major areas except Budapest amid civil unrest and border disputes with Romania. Czecho-Slovak mobilization looms while reports link the new government to Bolshevik forces in the region.
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Shipping forecast growth after WWI voyage report
Edward N. Hurley chair of the United States Shipping Board reports from abroad on postwar merchant shipping. He notes global interest in ships and predicts America will maintain its new oceanic role, expressing optimism that the United States has come back to stay.
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Giant Actor Slain in Wisconsin Domestic Tragedy
Milwaukee scene reports the death of George Bell a 25 year old giant actor known for Chu Chin Chow in the local company Bell seven feet eleven inches tall was shot five times Tuesday morning by his common law wife Maceo Ealy in a domestic dispute authorities said the tragedy shocked audiences and residents alike.
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Missing U S Expeditionary Forces Figures Reported
General Pershing informed the War Department that over five thousand Americans from the expeditionary forces remain listed as missing. This total aligns with official figures for missing personnel and reflects ongoing uncertainties in casualty reporting.
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Daniels Now in France On Paris Visit
American Secretary of the Navy Daniels and his party arrived in Paris Tuesday morning after departing Brest where he inspected the American military embarkation camp. He praised the Brest camp as more commendable than any he has seen in America.
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Cease Work on Wooden Ships Opens Policy Talks
Plans to wind up the government’s wooden ship program were laid today at a conference between the Shipping Board and 34 yards across 13 states along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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League of Women Voters Emerges from Suffrage Group
The National American Woman Suffrage Association adopts a new name after its February convention, rebranding as the League of Women Voters. The change aligns with efforts to broaden civic participation and voting advocacy.
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Two Jailed in Oakland Bomb Murder Probe
Two men were arrested Saturday in connection with the investigation of the murder of Mrs Googe D. Greenwood who was killed Tuesday night by a bomb explosion in the yard of her residence in Oakland.
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Pogrom Toll Reported in Proskurov Amid Invasion
Cable dispatches from Copenhagen report a deadly wave of pogroms during the Bolshevik invasion of Usratnens. Thousands of Jews are slain and about five thousand said to be killed or wounded in Proskurov.
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Improved Uniform International Lesson Notes
Rev. Blitswater presents weekly Bible study material from Moody Bible Institute. The 1919 copyright notices and doctrine emphasize clearer English Bible teaching for readers seeking moral instruction and scriptural understanding.
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The Heavenly Father Care as Creator and Provider
A sermon outline on God's creation and care. Genesis 1 shows God as the uncaused cause and creator, while Psalms 103 and Matthew 6 emphasize God's preserving mercy and a childlike trust in the Father. The lesson urges faith over anxiety and highlights the priority of seeking God’s kingdom.
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Forgetfulness of Self in Gospel Perception
A quotation attributed to General Gordon declares that true Gospel perception requires total forgetfulness of self, zerolatent pretension, and complete refusal to accept worldly praise or judgment. The statement emphasizes self-effacement as spiritual clarity and moral stance.
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He Who Loves God Inspires Devotion Beyond Gain
A cryptic religious reflection notes that true love of God yields no reward besides God Himself. The text questions what value a lover could place on any other prize, urging that genuine devotion seeks only the divine.
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Washing Wool Flannels and Silk Garments for Careful Homes
Instructions detail cold water washing with borax and white soap to prevent shrinking for wool flannels sweaters and blankets. It covers soaking rinsing wringing shaping and drying methods, plus tips for white china silk to avoid yellowing and a final methylated spirits rinse to restore gloss.
Quaint Summer Frocks Show Delicate Fabrics and Embroidery
A note of quaintness marks this season with chintzes in small patterns and demure styles. Tiny red flowers with white dotted swiss aproned in red wool embroidery catch the eye. Hats match in fabric, including a poke bonnet trend with green earrings. Peasant frocks use natural linens with two color crepe borders. Morning frocks feature gingham with white ruffles and wool embroidery, while chemise frocks in handkerchief linen display elaborate worsted work.
Hemless skirt rises with spring fashion fads
The article notes a growing trend in hemless skirts as spring advances. Early in the season the garment appeared mainly as standalone skirts in bordered fabrics, signaling evolving fashion interests and styling options.
Spring Suits Bloom With New Angles and Embroidery
Spring suits captivate shoppers with easy graceful lines and comfortable summer wear. Beiges in tricot feature a plain skirt with four inch hem, low braided bands, and stitched braid accents on collars sleeves and center panels. High prices reflect labor costs and bespoke embroidery options.
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Buckskin Shoes Display Buckle Styles at Booth Show
The article describes buckskin shoes shown at the Booth show with various buckle styles. Buckles may be mounted on a foundation of closely plaited black ribbon to provide a light backing. Jet buckles or buttons are also shown on white satin evening slippers for a contrasting effect.
Wrong Car Number In Dust Cloud Accident
A rush of wind and dust sends a motorcar past an old man who falls in the roadway. He reports the plate as 66, but a second officer corrects him to 99, noting the man saw it while standing on his head.
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Skillet Skills Highlight Soldier’s Peel Craft
A Kansas City Star quip humorously portrays a military cook praising a soldier’s potato peeling technique. The chef asks where the skill came from and the veteran reveals he was a banker before joining the army, framing a punchline about preparing the world for democracy.
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Woman Restrains Man from Losing Money in Speculation
A wife curbs her husband from risky gambling on markets by denying him funds to speculate, keeping the household finances secure.
Within Us We Find the Treasure Within Reach Here and Now
A reflective piece urges looking inside for the source of power and fulfillment. It asserts that fulfillment comes from inner resources and personal resolve, not external promises. The tone is motivational and aspirational, emphasizing self reliance.
Last Straw Sparks Tragedy in Young Lovers
A tense scene unfolds as two young lovers near breaking points over a straw dispute. She declares departure after a bitter exchange while he apologizes, revealing hidden strains and unspoken passions in their troubled relationship.
Why spell it at All Germany with a small G
Superintendent Shiels questions usage of a lowercase g for Germany in future texts. He argues the term has earned distinction and contrasts the old capital G with a modern lowercase form resembling a whipped dog. The LA Times quotation frames the discussion.
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Society Life in a Cold Climate
A witty meditation on adjusting to a rigid social milieu. The speaker notes that embracing the strict proprieties can become second nature, transforming discomfort into a familiar, if limited, routine.
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