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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

2

Mystery over Nicholas Romanoff Alive or Dead

Reports question whether Nicholas Romanoff remains alive amid legal notices in New York. Bernard Neumberg faces bank delays seeking a court receiver for a million dollar deposit, while a czar order funds and next of kin claims loom. A Hungarian general’s daughter cites hope the Romanov line survives, possibly hidden in northern Russia.

Nicholas Beananett Toseinn Bernard Neumburg New York Supreme Court Justicn Benedict Brooklyn Marine Treatsportation Service Corporation Carly the Wer Hussia Tide Nichuine Neomberg Natonal City Nicholas Michael Hemmondt Giornale D’ Ielle Stefania Tuer Geurral Prince Obolensky Rosia Umperial Guard Rusia

Debated League of Nations At Keston With Lodge and Sewell

A contested Keston debate pitted Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts against Harvard President A Lawrence Sewell over the League of Nations. The clash highlighted Lodge as a pragmatic realist and Sewell as a theoretic scholar, each with strong reputations in government study and public policy.

Keston League of Natione Cormnant Henry Cabot Lidge Maseachusetta A. Lawrence Sewell Harvard University Darwell Standart Urvatine England Lowell Lodge Senate

Senate blasts Baker on army court martial reform

Senator George K Chamberlain of Oregon criticizes Secretary Baker over proposed remedies to the army court martial system. He cites Baker statements and defends the current process, arguing reforms would worsen the system. The dispute follows adjournment moves in Congress and ongoing war department critiques.

George K Chamberlain Oregon Chamberlain Haker Congress Taker Baker Ansel Cung TeEe

Army of the Great War convention in Chicago plans

A tentative organization forms to honor veterans of World War I under an executive committee led by Col Mitton Foreman of Chicago. The proposed charter includes all officers and enlisted personnel who served from April 1917 to November 11, 1918, excluding evaders. The Chicago convention is slated for November 11 to align with the expeditionary force’s return.

United States Chicago Reno la Parte Mitton Chicage Thretore Keemerett

Pre Easter Week Traditions From Holy Week Folklore

Pre Easter Week observances trace back to early Christian abstinence and local customs. The article details Holy Week practices across England and abroad including Palm Sunday green offerings, Spy Wednesday dramas, Maundy Thursday foot washing, Good Friday buns and games, Tenebrae services, and evolving cross cultural influences from Egypt Greece Persia and Jewish sources.

Cure Otter Christ Judas James I Eilesheth

Easter Lilies and the Breath of Life in Verse

Fragmentary verse reflecting on Easter lilies and life’s love, death, and purity. Imagery likens bright lilies to prayers and the heart of gold, with references to incense and light guiding souls beyond decay.

Kanter Lilien

Pain Headache Toothache Earache Rheumatism Lumbago

Fragmentary line of a historical text noting ailments and a rough remark about a man not tan posed upon Gueans at Truth. The readable phrase references pain types and a terse social assessment, indicating a broader observation in a period piece.

The Bulldog Hangs on Grim Death to the End

An advertisement fragment praises Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for stomach and bowel issues. It frames the pill as a tough, enduring solution likening it to a bulldog that clings to victory to the end.

Boschee's Syrup Advertises Fifty One Years Of Use

An advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a trusted cough remedy used across the United States for over fifty years. It claims relief for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles and promises a good night’s sleep and easy morning expeusion. Also a brief humorous note about a cigar store dispute from the Indiana city press.

Boschee United States America Adv

Monkeys Die of Flu Amid Global Influenza Scare

A letter received in Albany Oregon reports monkeys dying from influenza in South Africa. It claims the plague affects both white and black populations with high mortality and notes a banker relative in a South African city as the source.

Albany Ore South Africa

Fitting. Hix mocks country club garage reflooring

Dix quips about the plan to refloor the country club garage with parquet as cartoons from a magazine are referenced in a playful exchange. The dialogue hints at a light, humorous newsroom or social page moment with wordplay on furnishings.

Hix Country Club Dix Cartoons Magazine

Easily Done. Probing Joone Habits Through His Drinking

A terse line highlights how behavior reveals character in a humorous exchange. The speaker asserts proof of a man’s nature from his drinking habits, underscoring a skeptical view of premises based on personal conduct and vice.

Message of Hope and a Fresh Vision in Faith

The text speaks of entering a fresh vision of Christ, overcoming fears and obstacles, walking the road to Calvary, and seeking companionship with Jesus as hearts burn within. It urges standing with Israel’s men on Mount Olivet, awaiting the ascending Lord, and living in a glory that eclipses the present.

Christ Calvary Einewas Israel Mount Olivet Jesus

Poison and youth promise in old medicine and Formosan air power

A garbled ad praises Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming centuries of use and vitality benefits while a separate brief notes Japan's Formosan budget planning for an air force to subdue aboriginal tribes, with four planes expected in the first year and army aid to train aviators.

Hartern Formosa Shimomuri Pormoan Ari Datba Niltake

At the Zoo A boy spots a “Female” cage surprise

A 7 year old boy at the zoo excitedly tells his mother he has always wanted to see a female, as he rushes to a cage marked Female. The note then shifts to a social stereotype about married women and lecture platforms.

Magnzine

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