Pure Bred Stallions for Service at A. and M. College
The Animal Husbandry Department at A and M College College Station Texas offers seven stallions for public service with reasonable fees and guaranteed live foals. Three Percherons two Standard Breds one Morgan and one American Saddle Horse available. Contact 36 College or write the department for details.
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King Arab
Flowerdale
Robby Burns
Morgan
Pat Murphy
College
Animal Husbandry Department
College Station
Texas
Did you ever hike millions of miles and endure war
Poem by J Mopps speaking to veterans. It recalls marching hardship blistered feet heavy packs rain snow mud heat cold and bug bites. It asks if readers endured long front-line trenches under shellfire and gas and invites them to join the fold and toast their shins back from hell.
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J. Mopps
Fritzie
Germany and the Peace Treaty Determination
The German signature is not essential for the treaty to bind. Germany signed on Nov 11, 1918 by acknowledging defeat, yet the allies will enforce terms regardless. The peace conference is an agreement among allies, not with Germany, which had no say in Paris negotiations.
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Kansas City Times
Germany
Paris
Count von Brockorff-Rantzau
If Tables Had Been Turned Germany’s Harsh Peace Terms
The article contrasts Germany’s wartime boasts with the peace terms now public, arguing the proposed settlement aims to prevent future German aggression. It recalls plans to cripple France and England, seize fleets, redraw empires, and use indemnities to fund a new German hegemony, with Ireland, India, and Egypt as potential outcomes.
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Germany
United States
France
England
British
Teutons
Ireland
India
Egypt
Electric Button On Toes Relief Ad for Corns
An old newspaper advertisement touts Freezone to remove corns and calluses. It describes pressing a quarter ounce of Freezone on a tender corn to stop pain and shrink the corn until it lifts out, root and all, with no inflammation.
German Plans to Humilate France After Paris Conference
The article outlines proposed postwar terms to cripple France: perpetual impotence, a financial border to keep France poor, seizure of colonies, annexation of industrial regions including Briey and Lens coal fields, dismantling of fortifications and military, a coast defense navy, and a harsh trade regime favoring Germany and allies with free German access to French patents and transport. It notes the Paris conference viewed these terms as mild and lenient.
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France
Germany
Briey
Lens
Teutons
Paris
Villa’s Wild Advances Undermine Carranza Authority in Chihuahua
The article argues Chihuahua remains under nominal Carranza control as Villa and his band roam freely, seizing what they can and exposing the government’s fragility. It suggests Villa aims to discredit Carranza and fuels calls in the United States for intervention under the Monroe Doctrine.
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Galveston News
Chihuahua
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Wilson
United States
Condemnations and wartime takes in mixed editorials
A collage of wartime opinion snippets from American newspapers mocks German actions and peace terms after a major conflict. The quotes juxtapose venomous rhetoric with calls for forceful diplomacy and arbitration suggestions.
Detail Arrives From Fort Bliss To Care For ARTY Horses
A detail of ten enlisted men two corporals and eight privates first class and privates arrived this morning at the College commandant from Fort Bliss Texas. The detachment will grow to about 35 men to properly care for the horses and equipment of the field artillery unit of the ROTC.
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College
Fort Bliss
Texas
82Nd Field Artillery
Pallard's Snow Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief
Neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet calls for a powerful remedy. Pallard's Snow Liniment is described as penetrating and effective when rubbed into the painful area. Sold by Jenkins' Drug Store and M. H. James.
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Pallard’s
Jenkins’ Drug Store
M. H. James
Texas Car Ownership Surges Amid Registration Decline
Austin May 23 One person of every eighteen in Texas owns an automobile. National average is one car per twelve people. Texas has about two miles of public road per registered car. 260000 vehicles registered this year with 40000 new since January 1 1919. About 30000 from 1918 were junked or stored. Licenses up to May 1919 show motor vehicles 258981 transfers 22762 chauffeurs 13446 motorcycles 2657 dealers 2367.
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Austin
Texas
Highway Department
United States
United State
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Brazos County Texas 1919
The First National Bank of Bryan sues Wesley Robinson and Mattie Robinson in Brazos County District Court. A tract in Bryan Addition, deeded March 8 1919 to Edith Dunlap is levied to satisfy a $747 judgment and costs. Sale set for the First Tuesday in June 1919 at the Brazos County Courthouse in Bryan. Sheriff L E Morehead signs.
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Court House
Brazos County
Bryan
Towit
Texas
Edith Dunlap
John McCorquodale
Wesley Robinson
Mattie Robinson
First National Bank
A. D
L. E. Morehead
Kahn Calls for Immediate Homecoming of U S Army
Washington May 23 The American army should be withdrawn from Europe as soon as possible Kahn California chairman of the house military committee announced after two months of hearings on the expeditionary forces He proposed a peacetime army of 100000 men and universal military training.
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Washington
Europe
Kahn of
Californa
House Military Committee
Airplanes and engines routed to postwar needs
Washington reports that since the armistice signed twenty five hundred air planes and ten thousand air plane engines have been delivered by American manufacturers.
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Washington
Kansas seeks 200000 harvest workers for record wheat crop
Kansas City, May 26. A L Barkman of the U S employment service says over 200000 men will be needed to harvest Kansas wheat, with 60000 from outside the state. The Kansas board of agriculture cites a 99.82 percent prospect on ten million plus acres, forecasting a record crop.
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Kansas City
Kansas
A. L. Barkman
United States Employment Service
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Barkman
Missouri
Nebraska
Catholic St Louis college to open in Jchod Texas
A new Catholic school named St Louis college will open this year in Jchod Texas and be ready for students by September. Sisters of Mercy from Laredo will oversee with the old Henry Shaper property rented for the purpose. Bishop Nussbaum of Corpus Christi confirmed 86 at Goliad and 40 at Berclair. Irregular bowel movements mentioned with a patent remedy promotion.
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Jchod, Tex
St. Louis College
Sisters of Mercy From
Laredo
Henry Shaper
Nussbaum
of Corpus
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic advertised to restore vitality
An icycle tonic promotes vitality by purifying and enriching the blood with an energizing effect. It is priced at 60 cents and promises strengthening and vigor for users.
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Grove
Price
Calotabs Calomel Promoted As Nausealess Cold Cure
Doctors advise Calotabs as a nausea free calomel for quick cold relief. Take one tab at bedtime with water to stop throat inflammation and purify the system by morning. Sold only in sealed packages for thirty five cents with druggist guarantee.
Hamilton Lewis Defends Wilson and League Nations
Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis told an audience in Chicago on May 23 that a third term for President Wilson would come only if demanded by the people. He attacked organized conspiracies against the president and said no man in power has been so misrepresented, while defending the League of Nations.
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Chicago
Ill
James Hamilton Lewis
Wilson
League Nations
Evacuation of Petrograd Denied by Russian Wire
London May 28 A Russian wire dispatch denies reports that Petrograd faced explosions from a looming evacuation. The message says there is no intention to abandon the city and notes reinforcements from the south are delaying the enemy by driving them back.
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London
Petrorad
Petrograd
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