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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

3

American Police Fosdick Says Cities Easier To Loot

Raymond Fosdick argues American cities face greater crime challenges than European metropolises. He cites Chicago London New York and Philadelphia burglary and homicide statistics from 1914 to 1918 to show higher crime rates in the United States despite war conditions.

London Paris New York Chicago Raymond Fosdick Europe Raymond DB. Fosdick Bureau of Social Hygiene Euch Posdick Metropolitan Police Force Brigade de Surete England Wales England and Great Britain United States New York City England and Wales

Largest ever tuna caught off San Diego sets California record

A 325 pound tuna caught off San Diego, Cal, represents the state’s largest on record. The specimen, described as yellowfin with acidom variety traits, was hooked after a risky struggle. Separate item notes a Kentucky automobile swap involving Ed Cantrill and John Harris trading a cat for a mare and surrey and access to a hound hunt.

San Diego Cal California Bowling Green Ed Cantrill John Harris Surrey Warren County Cantrill Harris

Prisoners of Reds Go Crazy in German Camps

Article reports 6,000 Russian prisoners in German camps near Stettin go insane or bitterly resent Germany and Russia. Many tell of poor medical care and bad food in Russian camps. German officials estimate 200,000 Russians remain in German camps, with costs reaching 120 million marks for repatriation and prisoner exchanges.

Stettin Germany Russia Gursea Hla Hussia Tuggian Russie

Town of 800 Packs Up to Move 10 Miles Away

The 800 inhabitants of Kobny Miss. prepare to relocate the town ten miles north. Buildings are being moved by wheels while others will be loaded on flatcars and carried to the new site via a logging road.

Billsville Miss Eny Kobny

Cincinnati cellist Bernoid Vacrochal returns for future

Cincinnati cellist with the Symphony Orchestra, Bernoid Vacrochal, comes back to town to devote full time to hip arch after a year abroad. He spent most of his inheritance of 25,000 dollars on travel Europe. He will receive 180,000 dollars at age sixty one, five years hence.

Cincinnati Bernard Vacrochal Symphony Orchestra Europe Porrochal

Army Men Hit Hard by Labor and Pensions in Berlin

In postwar Berlin about 50,000 former German officers face unemployment after the armistice. Some take hard labor, others subsist on meager pensions. Aristocrats and wounded veterans roam the streets begging or selling items, presenting a stark image of hunger as they wear relic uniforms and show wounds. An American observer recalls seeing a former officer collapse from hunger outside Unter den Linden.

Berlin Germany Onc Oater den Linden

The Kitchen Cabinet Cooking Tips and Recipes Column

A fragment from a kitchen column offers berry pudding, fancy pastry, lemon cheesecakes, banana pie, oysters with macaroni, cranberry salad, peanut butter biscuits, and duchess cream. It includes step by step instructions, rough measurements, and oven guidance typical of an early 20th century home cookery page.

Fender

Tenn no longer offer my friends a baraper

Goov says Tenn no longer offers a baraper to friends while suggesting an option to take them onto a fivever. The quote reflects a playful or garbled transcription, with unclear names and meanings. The readable fragments imply a request or complaint about service and an alternative suggestion.

Swamp Root Ad Highlights Kidney Liver Bladder Link

Druggists praise Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a trusted kidney liver and bladder medicine. The advertisement claims it strengthens organs and urges readers to start treatment now. A sample bottle offer requests ten cents and asks readers to mention the wave ad. The piece ends with a moral quote about love and service.

Kilmer Deuggista Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Ady

Green's August Flower Remedy Ad Expand Testimony

The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a long proven remedy for nervousness dyspepsia constipation indigestion torpid liver and related ailments. It claims fifty four years of use in thousands of homes worldwide and asserts the medicine restores natural function and health.

Green

Hazy Verse Fragments From A Boston Transcript

In a fragmentary note the Boston Transcript hints at a playful mystery and a steady pursuit of better things. The line suggests a lighthearted exchange and a belief in a straight path to improvement, with casual reflections on daily life.

Ottawa Log Saw Offers Faster Cutting at Low Cost

A new improved power log saw, the Ottawa, promises quicker weed cutting and lower operating costs. It features a high power motor with a no battery design, a friction clutch controlled by a lever to start and stop without engine delay, and claims to finish a cut faster than ordinary saws while selling for less than comparable models.

Ottawa

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