Rebuilding Hope Emerges From War Ravaged French Districts
A French revival documented in La France shows villages reborn from ruins with new farms, rebuilt churches, and canals. Despite devastation and shell scars, peasants return to plow and rebuild, exemplified by a lone elderly woman and a renewed Hooge site as guides note growing peace.
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la France
New York Times
France
Claude Riviere
Pincey
Ronge
M. Riviere
Nanteutl
Riviere
Fetce
London Times
Yomsa
Guille ‘Mont
Redemption of a convict and a new life full of hope
Irving Disloe, freed after a long sentence, receives two letters and a $100 bill from a past life. He seeks Adele Warren for redemption and Marion Distoe’s death alters his path as he takes custody of three orphaned children. Adele supports his noble quest as they begin a life together with the children in a peaceful home.
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Irving Disloe
Penitentiary
Adele
Distoe
Clividena
Marion Distoe
Heart of Hope
Clividen
Irving Distoe
Juan
Adele Warren
Irving Dieloe
Adele Warmm
Restoring Stonehenge Onward Under Government Care
Stonehenge, long owned by Sir Edward Antrobus and later presented to Britain by E B Chubb, is being repaired by the Office of Works after the war. Sir Frank Baines leads a six man team to preserve the monument as it appeared to ancient sun worshipers on Salisbury Plain.
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Stonehenge
Britain
Edward Antrobus
Wiltshire
E B HE Chubb
Salisbury
Chubb
Camels Suffer Heavy Losses in Britain War Records
A British War Department veterinary report states animal losses in the war were under 15 percent, the lowest among all wars involving England. Total animals lost were 464,148, with camels suffering the heaviest toll at 22,912 killed, attributed to their use in the war's final year.
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Veterinary Section
War Department of Great Britain
Fagland
England
Bed Not Popular in Nightly Drift to Sleep
Boston Globe notes the appeal of sleep despite the nightly pull of twilight. It contrasts early sleepers who drift calmly to morning meals with the struggle of late risers trapped by distraction, chairs, and a sofa.
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Baerd
Electric Light Company
Boston Globe
Tennyson Home on Market in Surrey Countryside
Aldworth House at Haslemere near the Surrey wilds, Tennyson’s longtime residence, has been placed on the market. Built in 1868, the estate sits along a scrubby ridge once trodden by Cromwell and his forces. The 23 April stone-laying diary entry notes Shakespeare’s birthday and a cheerful mood as the poet admired the inscription on the stone.
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Tennyson
Aldworth
Blackdown
England
Haslemere
Surrey
Cromwell
Arundel Castle
Tennysee
T. P. O'Connor
Maine Rich in Tourmalines Unearthed at Mount Mica
A fragmentary note highlights Maine as rich in tourmalines with a mention of Mount Mica in Paria town and a notable deposit of red tourmaline.
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Maine
Mount Mica
Paria
Pretty Addition To Room
A simple craft idea suggests placing a water-filled bowl near a steam radiator to combat indoor dryness. Use Wandering Jew vine in water for rapid, decorative growth that tolerates low sunlight, brightening dark corners and adding humidity with odorless water bulbs as needed.
Submarine Research Vessel Unveiled By Inventor Laubens
Paris details reveal a 6 by 7 foot submarine displacing 50 tons with a 330 foot depth, six knot surf ace speed, five knot under water, and Nautilus like portholes. It aims to locate wrecks collect specimens, sound, study currents, or sponge fish, with cost now estimated at 120000 dollars after 1907 plans.
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Academy of Science
M. Laubens
Paris
London Express
Jules Verne
Gondolas for the Venice gift arrive in town
Mrs Cashtalks boasts of wealth and a Venetian purchase. Her gardener Tre is told by a letter from Mr Cashtalks, traveling in Italy, that two gondolas bought in Venice will arrive this week. She orders food and a nest for the boats.
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Houston . Post
Peles Grateful for America and Allied Relief
Polish papers in the United States report a resolution thanking American organizations for relief and aid. The message recalls gratitude for the memory of future generations and honors those who helped in the wartime effort.
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Peles
America
United States
Patish
Sevzn
Herothority Love
Occupation for the Bored and a Rare Whale Find
A Boston Herald column humorously advises dog washing as a bored pastime, ending with a blunt sense of mastery. Separately, Dr Earl L Packard of the University of Oregon reports a rare Miocene whale fossil found near Newport Oregon, the skull exhumed for study at the Condon geological museum.
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Earl L. Packard
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
Newport
Ore
Peckard
Condon
Farmers Plan New Market System Aids Cooperatives
Preliminaries for launching a 32 market system and cooperative financing institutions were completed at the national agricultural conference in St. Louis. Terminals will be placed in Kansas City Chicago Omaha Oklahoma City Minneapolis Buffalo and St. Louis with a Jan 4 convention to arrange financing and organization. A resolution criticized Poindexter anti strike bill while supporting federal control of the packing industry and the Kendrick bill.
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ST. Louis
Nime
United Supe All Farmers’ Cooperative Training Organizations
Senate
Bat
Kendrick
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Big Timber
Notice is hereby given that the final stockholders meeting of the Scandinavian American is to be held at the office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 21 at 4 o'clock p m for electing directors and action of such other business as may come before the meeting. A V W Melvar secretary treasurer by order of the board of directors.
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Rover
Boston Herald
Big Timber
Sweet Grass Countyiana
Sam
Melvar
Notice of Citizens State Bank stockholders meeting
Notice states a stockholders meeting of Citizens State Bank at the bank office in Sweet Grass county on Tuesday January 11 1921 at 1 pm for electing four directors and to conduct other business per R L Lewis signer.
Notice of Seckhelder Annual Bank Meeting in Montana
Notice states the annual meeting of the Commercial Bank and Trust company will be held at the bank in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday at 3 p.m. in 1921 for election of directors and other business. The document includes a name J. E. Roeches.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at State Farms Company
Hereby gives notice of a stockholders meeting to be held at the office of the Commerce and Trade Company in Big T. Grass County, Montana, on January 2, 1931, at a suitable hour for the purpose of recording and transacting business as may come before the meeting. E. Reeche will preside.
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Stockhelders
Wii
Commer &« & Trade Company
Big T
Grass Ceunty
Montara
Jemmery
At & Ocd
Besigess A
Befem & Er
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Victor Redcliffe
Western Newspaper Union
J.M. Sawyer Caneany Nicholas Nelson
Vessel For
New Market Sys
Citizens State Bank
Sweet Grass County
R. L. Lewis
Seckhelder
Nual
Commercial Bank & Trespany
Ce Bank
Sweet Grasty
Montana
Electinn
J. E. Roeches
A. E. Reeche
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