Exiled kings crowd Swiss resorts amid debts and dull lives
Swiss towns host exiled monarchs and princes orbiting lavish banquets and faded glory. Tino of Greece and Wilhelm’s kin beggars, restricted by public backlash, while Ludwig II of Bavaria and other dethroned royals bleakly waste time in cantons from Lucerne to Locarno.
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Chiasso
Switzerland
Constantine
Greece
Tino
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaw
Bethind
Germany
Cone
Pino
Hotel National
Lucerne
Streit
Thestokis
Hain
Dinek
Saint Moritz
Lagane
Ting
Sue
Allence
Brraus
Prince Nick
Prince Nicholas
Duke of
Sparta
Prince Traul
Vienna
Ludwig
Bavaria
Zigers
Canton
Grisons
Chur
Ludwig II
Karl
Austria-Hungary
Tino” Familly
Trupreehr
Prince of Lippe
Switzerhind
Tirpitz
Lausanne
Hindenburg
Locarno
Clarens
Windisschgnnetz
Exiled leaders and war orphans memorialized in Clarinda
The piece notes exiled monarchs and officials living modestly in Europe, while Clarinda's town funds support American war orphans in memory of fallen soldiers. Ten cents a day sustains each child through Fatherless Children of France with Marshal Joffre as a French leader. The town plans annual contributions to honor the dead and keep families together.
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Austria
Germany
Berchtold
Andrassy
Zurich
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Switzerland
Clarinda
Fathherless Children of
France
South
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Marshal Joffre
Rich but doesn't know it Enastland oil heir in Texas
Narrative centers on Eli Perkins once farmer near Enastland Texas now in the navy with an 80 acre farm royalty that could be worth millions. Oil boom on the tract yields 10 000 barrels daily at 2 25 per barrel pushing his daily income to about 1500 with potential tripling.
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Enastland
Tex
Seven Seas
Eli Perkins
United States
Naval Service
Perkins
Navy
Here
Feld
Young Perkins
Sinclair Gulf Oil Company
West
Texas
Bears Third Set of Twins in Third Successive Year
Mrs. Annete Chotick of Shamokin became Pennsylvania’s champion mother with her third set of twins in three years at Shamokin State hospital. The first twins, two boys, were born in 1917, the second pair, a boy and a girl, in 1918, and a few days ago two more boys arrived, totaling six children in three years.
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Annete Chotick
Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Shamokin State Hospital
Peru
American Legion
Indiana
Logansport Aviation Company
Christian Church At
English
Columbus Gas Light Company
Public Service Commission
Columbus
Catherine Ronoloff
Chicago
Jacob Menges
Bristol
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Charles G. Maury
Fowler
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
George W. Zinky
South Bend
Washington
Benjamin Bosse
SteNa Morgan
University of Chicago Graduate School
Franklin College
A. T. Belknp
Marshall County Farm Loan Association
John Rickrich
Petersburg
Blythe Lamb
Rickrich
Audrey Davidson
Shirley
Clifford Ricks
Newcastle
Elwood Board of Police Commissioners
North Dakota
New
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Indianapolis
Roy Lambert
Joseph Lambert
Big Blue River
Marlon
Shelby County
Don Newton
Wabash
Clinton
Marion County Board of Tax Review
Michael Jefferson
Center Township
Todianapolis
D. R. Ellubarger
Piqua
Hing
Huntington College
Board of Education
Mra. H. Albert
Sol. A. Wood
Fort Wayne
Bowser of
Living monument to dead war orphans planned in Clarinda
Twenty one little French war orphans are to become a living monument in Clarinda Iowa. A fund raised by citizens will care for a little war ralf for each Clarinda boy who died in France to keep their names alive and loved.
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Chicago
Httle
Clarinda
Jta
France
Two Headed Trout Thriving At Glenwood Hatchery
St Paul Minn A two headed trout at the Glenwood state fish hatchery is thriving Eben W Cobb state superintendent of fish hatcheries reports the baby fish is about 7 hakkında inches long and shows promise of a ripe old age Cobb says the unusual specimen reflects the hatchery efforts and natural curiosity of wildlife science.
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St. Paul
Minn
Glenwood State Fish Hatchery
Eben W. Cobb
Me. Cobb
Indiana News Briefs Highlight Fires and Elections
Decatur faces potato famine as South shipments halt. Nine Muncie telephone workers faint from heat. A destructive fire hit Tine Village in Warren county. White county enumerates 4823 men over 21, up 315. Peru awards E B Wetherow as schools inspector. Ed Bliss pleads guilty in Muncie fraud case. Dr F L MacCoy dies in Gary. Lincoln Life director Bryan Barlow dies in Walker Mine.
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Decatur
Muncie
Tine Village
Warren County
White County
E. B. Wetherow
Peru
L. N. Hines
State Board of Education
Ed Bliss
Logansport
A. Br. Anderson
Indianapolis
F. L. MacCoy
Columbus
Gary
George MacCoy
Arm Medical Corps
Bryan Barlow
Trincoln Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Walker, Mine
Catherine Barker Spaulding
Michigan City
Chicago
Page
Maurice A. Sharp
United States Army
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Elmer E. Sharp
Greencastle
New Cartisie
William Bradburn
Fayette County
Frank Price
Vanderburg County
Ward Morrison
Howard County
Rue Cavanaugh
Blackford County
Board of Public Wrks
City of
South Bend
Greensburg
Carnival Company
Inc
Bess
Crise
Pacific
Frank W. Tucker
State Board of Health
Harry F. Barnard
Ag & Dollar
State Board of Pardons
A. Krauss
Prices of Dairy Products Lag Behind Crop Values
The study explains a lag between higher feed crop prices and dairy product prices from 1915 to 1918. Crop prices rose 47 percent (1915–16) and about 120 percent (1915–18), while dairy and other animal product values lagged, though by 1917–18 the gap narrowed. Five stock values rose overall, but not enough to match product value gains.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Preventing mottled butter in dairy processing
United States Department of Agriculture guidance outlines that mottled butter, caused by uneven salt distribution, results from improper working, churning, washing, and temperature. It recommends consistent temperatures, adequate revolutions, and avoiding extreme heat or cold to ensure uniform salt incorporation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Kustandel
Kaiser
Morton F. Plant
Morton J. Phint
Red Cross
William Hayward
Fifteenth Infantry
Sailory
Oil Lake
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