Famine Threatens 9 Million in China Amid Drought
Peking report says at least half of Shantung and portions of central China face serious famine. about 9,000,000 people destitute. Drought locusts and ongoing warfare worsen conditions. 93,000 villages in Shantung affected.
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Peking
Associated Press
Shantung
Chinai
Chinese International Famine Relief Commission
Chiha
Shan- Tung
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Promises Cough Relief
An old advertorial touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a cure for lingering coughs and conditions like euralgia or headache. The ad cites 631 E 46th St Chicago as the supplier and claims the remedy quickly yields to the druggist’s assurance, with calls to buy it everywhere.
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Foley
E. 46Th St
Chicago
Adv
Strikers Build New Homes In Pittsburgh District
Mushroomlike villages of wooden barracks spring up overnight in coal fields as 1300 families displaced by non union mines move into hastily erected shelters. Union leaders say villages at Russellton Moon Run Wyano Ella and Youghiogheny river districts provide sanitary housing while families hunt meat and work odd jobs to endure a protracted strike.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Coal Felda
United Mine Workers
Russellton No. 1
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Union
Moon Run
Wyano Mine
Russellton
Imperial
Bentleyville
Ella Mine
Gallatin
Youghiogheny River
Mission Income Grows to Two Million
The annual income of the Methodist Episcopal church Board of Home Missions and Church Extension rose from 823 in 1820 to 2,500,000 in 1827. Dr E D Kohlstedt, corresponding secretary, reported at the board’s annual meeting in Philadelphia where eight bishops and delegates from many sections gathered for the session. Bishops named include Joseph F Berry of Philadelphia, Clair of Covington, William F Anderson of Boston, Charles E Locke of St Paul, Thomas Nicholson of Detroit, R E Jones of New Orleans, E L Waldorf of Kansas City, and Ernest G Richardson of Atlanta.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Associated Press
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
E D. Kohlstedt
Joseph F. Berry
Mr. Clair
Covington
Wiliam F Anderson
Boston
Charles E Locke
Paul
Minn
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Mich
R. E Jones
New Orleans
E L Waldorf
Kansas City
Ernest G Richardson
Atlanta
Eighth Republicans Prepare Victory Dinner and Dance
Eighth District Republicans will hold a victory dinner and dance tomorrow night at the clubrooms on Capitol avenue and Hudson street. Dinner starts at 7 o'clock with dancing and entertainment to follow. Mayor Behrens and other newly elected Republicans are invited.
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Capitol Avenue
Hudson Street
Behrens
Milne earns 125000 from nursery rhymes
London reports A A Milne has amassed a fortune writing nursery rhymes for his son Christopher Robin. The third book sold 60,000 copies at seven shillings sixpence on publication day, with sales likely doubling since. English and American sales were substantial.
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London
Associated Press
A. A. Milne
Christopher Robin
Milne
England
Japanese Imperial Household trims 1928 budget by 6 million yen
The imperial household of Japan, which sets its own annual budget, announced it will cut expenses by 6,000,000 yen for 1928. The 1927 budget was about 20,000,000 yen, roughly 6,100,000 pounds.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Imperial Household of Japan
Japan
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