Mine Sweepers Helped by Clothing Donations in Navy Aid
The report notes mine sweepers received clothing and woolen outfits from donors as part of wartime support. It cites thousands of merchant seamen and sailors in dangerous service, acknowledging supplies from charitable groups and manufacturers, with references to loss and hardship among personnel in Philadelphia and broader logistics efforts.
Italy Faces Coal Crisis as Prices Soar to $40 a Ton
In Rome and across Italy coal prices climb to $40 a ton as shortages deepen. Foreign supply disrupted by war, domestic mines strained, and railways, factories, and households bear the burden. Shipping costs, transport dangers, and potential imports from Japan are discussed, while hoteliers add a daily surcharge to cover coal costs.
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Italy
Pas de Calais
Rum
Austria
England
Abe
Gersahy
Japan
Soigiaas
Horse
Association of
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Americana
Utel
Russia Eyes US Capital to Link Trade After War
New York Dec 6 Alexander W Fehr vice president of the Russian American Chamber of Commerce told the International Trade Conference that Russia, formerly dependent on Germany, aims to build a Russia America Chamber to foster a direct commercial, industrial and financial alliance with the United States. He argued American capital would be free of political taint and could revitalize Russian industry, with tariffs and cheap labor enabling vast production within Russia and reduced German dominance in trade.
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Alexander W. Fehr
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Lives 107 Years Drank Wine Only
A fragmented news item notes a centenarian, Lucia Valdarno near Fiorente, said to have lived 107 years and reportedly drank wine exclusively. The text references Pellegrini and a village priest and hints at a fire or confinement related scene, but details are unclear.
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Peorne Pellegrini
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Newtown District Notes On Dec 6 Community Items
Newtown district social items include Mrs S B Allen selling her farm to Fred Lovejoy of Norwalk and new tenancy for Dab See of John Kemting in Glen. Local obsequies for the deceased from St Rose church, interment in the family plot, probate court duties assigned to Judge Woodman with a Dec 9 seal, and society meetings at Congregational and St John churches.
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S. EB. Allen
Hopewell
Berson
Fred. Lovejoy
Norwalk
John Kemting
Glen
St. Rose's Church
William J. Beecher
Tha Wieses Josephine
Marenrethe
Berkshire
Eepart
Adler Sewing Society
Congregational Church
Arthur J. Smaith
Guild of
St. John’s Church
Anna May Betts
Foreman Clapp
Julius Hartwig
Ursula. Yawman
Jersey City
Walnut Tree Hill
Theigh School
Leroy D. Brewer
Elizabeth Oswald
Sandy Hook
J. H. Lord
Laurel John Reck Jr Christmas Roping and Wreaths
Laurel John Reck Jr, prominent local figure, hosts annual Christmas roping event and wreath distribution. Community notes list his involvement with charity drives and local ceremonies.
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John Reck
Fisherman of the Hans River Reflects on Retirement Wish
The Chinese ruler in retirement years at Anyang, Henan, recalls peaceful days near the Hang River. He shared a note titled A Rustic Reminiscence, describing garden life, boating, and walks, and expressing hope to return to ease if a suitable successor is found.
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Henan
Ville
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Rats Are Dreaded By Allies Worse Than Are Germans
A World War I letter from London reports a rat plague along the Brith and French lines in Flanders and France. The writer describes rats overrunning trenches roads and villages, conducting nocturnal congresses and daytime concerts, even gnawing tires and breeding relentlessly amid hunger and food shortages.
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London
Flanders
France
Yser
Friends of Ford Plan Fear His Ship May Be Interned
A fragmented public notice describes wartime fears as Friends of Ford discuss possible internment of a vessel. The text mentions medical packs stolen, quirky warnings about chocolate and trousers, and references to military traps against an enemy. The narrative shifts to court appearances and a man named Ware Horse with shooting incidents near Rome.
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Milawilf
Inde
Invern G Hyatt
Rome
Therhea
Palm Carea
Fugitive Surrenders to Westport Police
Special to The Parmer reports Tiny Nurso surrendered to Westport Police Fugitive Section accused of shooting Pasquale Patera. The case involves communications at Moe Inthian Lodge. A meeting at the Masonic Temple is scheduled for December 14 at 7:30 p.m. to review candidates and conduct officer elections.
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Westport Police
Westport
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Tiny Nurso
Pasquale Patera
Moe Inthian Lodge
Manonic
Lim Lec
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