Peace Terms Stated by Austrian Republic at St Germain
Dr Karl Renner outlined Austrian needs at St Germain where allies presented major peace terms. Austria would renounce large territories including Hungary and colonies, surrender its navy, and gain transit rights through former Austro Hungarian lands to access the Adriatic. Future army and indemnity decisions remain to be presented.
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New York
Karl Renner
Austria
St. Germain
Renner
Hungary
Adriatic
Those Healthy Dirty Hands
A New York Evening Sun reflection laments the tragedy of clean hands on sick children and urges mothers to value illness less and dirtier play as a sign of health, arguing for thorough washing only after exposure to dirt.
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New York Evening Sun
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Fights Bad Cold
Proven remedy praised for standing the test of time. Trusted choice for relief from cold symptoms at home.
Most Powerful Agent
A clipped quotation from the Atchisor Globe argues that scandal more effectively shapes behavior than the strongest enforcement, reflecting a view on social control and public accountability.
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Peoce
Servion
Bomb Outrages Surge Across Multiple Cities
A wave of bomb outrages hits numerous cities causing alerts and evacuations. Police departments escalate investigations as authorities seek suspects amid widespread fear and ongoing coordinated security checks.
Palmer Home Bombing Spreads Across Cities
Radical agitators attacked prominent figures nationwide with infernal devices. A bomb exploded at Attorney General Palmer’s Washington residence killing one bomber, and similar attempts followed in Boston Pittsburgh Paterson and Cleveland. In Philadelphia a church and private home were targeted.
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Washington
Palmer
Boston
Pittsburg
Paterson
N. J
Cleveland
Philadelphia
R Street
Pullman
Dassarby
New York City
Charles C. Nott
Newtonville
Mass
House of State
Leland W. Powers
Sister Classified. Willie's Father Teaches About Weeds
Fragmentary reading shows a field note where Willie’s father discusses teaching about plants and weeds in a garden setting. The quotation hints at a riddle or misheard phrase linked to a growing weed.
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Willie
State Industries on the Increase in Georgia
Georgia shows broad industrial growth per the seventh annual report of H. M. Stanley. Mills and allied textile industries expand, with 148 cotton and silk mills and 177 cotton oil mills, plus 248 fertilizer factories, 42 cotton compresses, 119 brick and cement plants, 232 foundries, 118 quarries, and 261 soft drink bottlers. The report notes child labor law compliance and outlines federal aid shipments of road building equipment to Georgia counties, with distribution decisions to be made by June.
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Atlanta
Georgia
H. M. Stanley
State Highway Commission
Aacee
Sta Coads
T. E. Patterson
Highway Commission
Davis Presides as Georgia County Commissioners Endorse Highway Bill
At the fifth annual convention the majority report of the legislative committee on proposed highway legislation was endorsed after speeches from both sides. The election then approved nominating committee recommendations naming Davis as president and officers led by White Lippett Fincher Houser Mills and the executive committee of Winn Moore Gardner.
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Atlanta
Georgia County Commissioners’ Association
General Assembly
Charles L. Davis
Meriwether County
Hugh White
Clarke County
A. J. Lippett
Dougherty
R. O. Fincher
Cherokee
Fred Houser
Oscar Mills
Fulton
W. Tom Winn
A. B. Moore
James T. Gardiner
Georgia to see more homeseekers after war ends
The article notes rising interest from northern eastern and western inquiring settlers turning south to Georgia with prices of lands pecan orchards homes and related info. It predicts more homeseekers to Georgia as normal life returns postwar and cites strong demand.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Georgia Rail and Power transfer dispute and harbor visit noted
Atlanta resolves to oppose federal control of telephone lines and support state police powers. Georgia Railroad Commission denies discontinuing transfers for College Park trolley line. Savannah harbor survey planned by Charles A. Kennedy. Rural Letter Carriers hold annual district meeting in Americus. University of Georgia alumni to honor war dead in Athens. Hydrophobia losses totaled 150000 in 1918. Georgia Milk Producers organize to safeguard dairy interests. J C Hulsey confesses in Carnesville bank robbery case. Lowndes votes approve good roads bonds. Valdosta reports counts and validation steps.
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Atlanta
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
United States
Congress
Washington, D. C
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Georgia
Georgia Commission
Commission
Georgia Railway and Power Company
College Park
Preston S. Arkwright
Georgia Milk Producers Association
Georgia to Ban Display of Red Flag Said Proposals May Surface
Georgia legislators may consider a law banning red and black flags and related images, mirroring northern and western states. The measure targets display or possession with intent to display flags or facsimiles, with penalties up to a $1000 fine or five years in prison. Atlanta reports cotton prices rise as war Trade Board eases blockade for neutral ports, boosting foreign demand. John N Holder of Jefferson plans to run for Georgia governor, seeking re election as speaker this term. potential rivals include A O Blalock and Clifford M Walker.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Red Cross
Souks
Hoke Smith
War Trade Board
John N. Holder
Jefferson
Jackson County
Holder
Savannah
Georgia Bankers
A. O. Blalock
Internal Revenue
Clifford M. Walker
Torney
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts the Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and irregularities in men and women. It claims child bladder regulation and mail delivery for $1.25. A one bottle two months treatment often cures with sworn testimonials from Dr. E W Hall St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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Texas
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Substituting Ivory with Southern Cotton Ivory
The article notes reduced US Africa trade including ivory imports due to submarine dangers and war. Americans turn to a cotton derived artificial ivory. A treated southern cotton solution yields a hard ivory colored material moldable to various shapes, with large scale production and sales.
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United States
Africa
Government Seeds Sent Freely Across Nation
The United States government distributes vast garden seed shipments with postman parcels. Washington sent 499.06 tons of free seed this spring, about 15,969,920 ounces, with corn seed alone totaling 350,000 pounds mailed nationwide. Machines weigh, package, and seal each packet automatically.
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United States
Popular Mechanics
Postman
Washington
Motor Transport Op-Ed on Railways Limitation
The Milestones column argues that with railways overburdened, owners of motor vehicles gain leverage for travel and goods transport. Even with reduced passenger trains and scarce freight cars, the automobile and motor truck offer practical alternatives for reasonable distances.
Theater Manager Faces Critics in War Context
The theater page reader vents rage at critics and jokes about dealing with them. A stage director suggests sending critics to France to cover war stages, reflecting wartime sentiment through cartoons and satire.
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France
Cartoons Magazine
Dardanelles Mine Escape Mention in Daytom News
In Daytom News a quote ponders a WWI feat by an early passer through the Dardanelles without striking a mine. The remark recalls a notable survivor associated with that perilous route and hints at its historical significance.
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Leander
Dardanelles
Daytom News
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