Extra Vote Offer for Subscriptions Til July 16 1918
The notice offers 5000 extra votes to each candidate who sends 15 dollars in subscriptions to the Circulation Department by 8 PM Tuesday July 16 1918. Each dollar over 16 adds more votes. examples include 15 dollars for 5000 votes, 16 dollars for 6500 votes, 17 dollars for 6000 votes. Credit is kept and later applied after the offer closes.
Schedule of Votes for Subscriptions
Schedule explains vote entitlement per new subscription and how many votes are allotted for each subscriber. The fragment outlines the method to determine total votes but provides incomplete details. It refers to a procedure or form likely from a period newspaper or civic notice about voting rights tied to subscriptions.
Escape and Suffering of Mrs. Margaret Fuhrman in Germany
Mrs. Margaret Fuhrman, daughter of a Chicago publisher, was captured by Germans and sentenced to be shot before ending up imprisoned in a penitentiary. She and other women faced indescribable living conditions, with starvation, forced labor for eleven hours daily, and strict silence.
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Margaret Fuhemat
Chicago
Germany
Dutch Tulips Turn From Frenzy to Steady Industry
The article recalls the tulip mania era in Holland when bulbs fetched fabulous prices and fortunes rose and fell. Now tulip farming is a stable industry with each acre valued at about twenty five hundred dollars. Potatoes enrich the soil first, then tulips are planted, with offshoots multiplying from parent bulbs to drive most farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Expansion of Bridges and Bridge Bearings
Summer heat lengthens steel bridges while winter contracts them causing unequal spans. The structure vents this through rollers at one end allowing to-and-fro movement as expansion and contraction occur.
Clergymen Barred From Girard College In Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Girard College forbids clergymen of all denominations to enter the premises to keep students free from sectarian controversy. In England more than one million people receive unemployment pay from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard College
Philadelphia
Stephen, Girard
England
Koreans Seek Freedom Lead by Dr Don C H Is Song
A fragment notes Korean leaders pushing for freedom with a call to songs led by Dr Don C H. The brief mentions advocacy and a musical element as part of the independence effort.
Bear’s headache cured by bee stings in tale
A bear suffers a severe headache and retreats to a hollow tree while offended bog creatures hiss. The bear shrugs and returns home, with the headache reportedly cured by bee stings.
Acid Stomach Claims Millions Suffering and Relief
An ad-like fragment promotes a product to cure acid stomach causing digestion pain and discomfort. It promises quick relief by cleansing excess acid and restoring energy, vigor, and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulcick Alyle
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