Bohemia described as a busy center of skilled industry
The article extols Bohemia as a dense, industrious region in Austria-Hungary, noting its populous areas and strong production in iron and steel, textiles, glassware, sugar, beer, and tobacco. It emphasizes Bohemian capacity for progress and the need for opportunity to advance beyond current achievements.
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America
Bohemia
Buheria
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
France
Ohia
Europe
Market Report From Wreaneville Jan 16 1919
Wreaneville market notes list prices for various goods: beans potatoes butter turkey tea and juices, with figures per dozen or per hundredweight and per ton. Entries include butter creamery, turkey, Venus Vita, and hornatity values, reflecting early 20th century trading terms.
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Hornattiy
Make Your Own Diagnosis Temperature as health gauge
A writer argues that asking about temperature is the best way to gauge health. Body temperature remains the key indicator, not air warmth, with 98 degrees normal and rising levels signaling illness. at 100 to 102 degrees a doctor should be involved.
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London
Eskimo Ifn Health
Timbucton
The Economy General Sir Henry Horne Recalled as Military Innovator
Sir Henry Horne, dubbed the economy general for his skill in maneuvering troops and applying the creeping barrage on the battlefield, led successful attacks at Fricourt Mametz and Doual with minimal losses. A member of the Old Contemptibles, he also served in the South African War where his notable moment came when General Cronje surrendered to him.
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Henry Horne
Prout
Maine
Fricourt
Mametz
Doual
Horne
Cronje
Archeologists Probe Hakusan Site For Ancient Origins
A team from Tokyo Imperial University digs in Hakusan scheme compound Toyumi prefecture uncovering bones of women and children. Dr Shibata suggests clues about whether ancestors came from Corea or Saghalien as excavations continue.
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Tokyo Imperial University
Esewhere
Hakusan
Clemenceau as Playwright in Paris Theater
The French prime minister Georges Clemenceau, famed for politics, also enjoys theater. He attends performances, like Waldeck Rousseau before him, and has written plays such as Les Regina and Le Voile du Bonheur, which have appeared on stage.
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Clemenceau
Ex-crown prince questions title in a distant exchange
A fragmentary remark from an ex-crown prince questions the value of the title covet and whether others will approve of being called by his chosen name. The incomplete dialogue hints at personal compromise and public perception.
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Boston
German Retreat Expands Red Cross Work in France
The German retreat in France expands Red Cross operations to shelter refugees, reconstruct villages, provide clothing and sewing equipment, food and medical supplies, and fight tuberculosis. The drive includes 76 tuberculosis hospitals, plus 96 provisional ones before winter, with a slogan to visit every baby in France and an aim to save 40,000 babies from the 1918 toll.
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France
Red Cross
The
Red Cross Opens Limoges Shoe Factory for Belgian Children
The American Red Cross begins shoe production in Limoges France to provide footwear for Belgian children in the colonies the organization maintains. The venture treats Belgian children as capable wearers, expanding wartime relief efforts with a local manufacturing approach.
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American Red Cross
Limoges
France
Red Cross Produces Water Sterilizers for Italy
In Italy the American Red Cross is manufacturing a large number of water sterilizers and setting up plants to be turned over to Italian military authorities in Rome for their discretion and use.
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Italy
American Red Cross
Rome
Americans and Tanks Show Case of Early Self Tracking Belts
In a Boy Scouts era feature the piece explains an early American invention for tank mobility. It describes a belt system that fits over large wheels with track plates on the outside and two side belts connected to driving machinery. The tank rests on rollers inside the belt and can move straight with both belts at equal speed or be driven independently. It notes typical speeds around half a mile per hour.
Speedy Grenade Cores At Copperfield Foundry Revealed
The core shop of an old British iron foundry was cited for speed in war production. Young workers, mostly women, produce grenade cores at 180 per hour with three-man steps taking 16 seconds each. Standardization and worker engagement trebled output, yielding 6.5 tons of light castings per 1000 square feet weekly on a day shift. The plant employs many gypsies and women, now 60 percent of staff, with 10 minute lunch and 10 minute afternoon interludes.
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Oaly
Gipse
Inter ‘Val
Local visitors and townsfolk listed in social notes
Personal Hemrs Mrs Headore scemtheia and son Lia visit Louisville relatives. Miss Loretta Elmer of Siberia renews NEWS subscription. Schumard sisters pass through to Paul Buecher’s home. Evanston men in Ford last Saturday. Graehler of Mariah Hill travels to Beetzville area. Revs Barthel Berheide and Brown of St Meinrad visit for business and social calls awaiting le Mege boys return from St Meinrad.
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Loretta Elmer
Siberia
the News
Dominic Barthel
Edward Berheide
Benedict Brown
St. Meinrad
le Mege
St Meinrad
Dr. George A McLane Calls Answered Day or Night
Opposite Post Office Senninger Bidg. Ferdinand Ind Highly developed peoples unwilling to amalgamate with the victory can be forced into reservations or the victors will leave to the subjugated peoples a portion of their territory to which they can all retire Wagner Krieg
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Wagner, Krieg
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