Tourists See Ruins and Verdun Battlefield Immense
Americans visit Belleau Wood and Romagne and walk among graves and ruined villages. They mourn shattered farms, read crosses with regimental numbers, and recall Verdun and Rheims while noting France’s memory and gratitude toward volunteers who tend cemeteries.
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Belleau Weed
Romaine
Montrouge
Torey
Anl
France
Ians
United States
Verdun
States
Rheims
Millionaire to Pauper in Tokyo Rice Boom
A country store keeper named Kakuhara arrived in Tokyo with $500 and rose to wealth within a month before collapsing back to poverty two months later. The piece sits among a wave of market hype and instability in the new business world.
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En Eres
Tokyo
Kakuhara
Japan Tightens Libel Laws and Press Restrictions
Tokyo reports that Japan enforces strict libel and press laws with numerous embargoes on reporting. Journalists must navigate at least 38 major prohibitions plus additional police and judicial limits on searches and disclosures.
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Japan
Tokyo
Sy Mail
Local Grain Threshing Notes Highlight Dense Activity
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a busy vicinity with abundant grain threshing and mention of 38 named individuals including Teter. The text suggests a study of criminals or a prompt about local workers in the area.
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Teter Tyean News
Cleveland Ad Promises Stable False Teeth with Powder
An old Cleveland ad touts a chemical powder called Corega to secure false teeth. It claims the powder cushions, stabilizes, and provides a non skid grip so wearers can laugh sneeze and chew without dislodging dentures. Priced 35 cents at druggists.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Chemical
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Louise Stallings
Redpath
Mendelssohn
Trio
America
Beales
Henry
Mertten
Hemet
Erie
Theo
Barry
Berry-au-Bae
Ihe
Shire
Wirtz
Dekalb County Home Furnishers
Hart Schaffner & Max
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Kraft Nelson Swanson Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Anderson Bros
Teese
Mer
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