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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
7
Alexander J Hemphill president of Guarantee Trust Company explains to readers the Near East Relief as a body created by Congress to provide relief and aid repatriation rehabilitation and establishment of suffering and dependent people in the Near East and adjacent regions.
The article outlines 100 Percent Relief aiding destitute and war-affected people. It describes goals to enable self support, instill hope, and provide youth opportunities. It lists 82,291 workers in Near East relief industries and details roles across nurses, engineers, teachers, and administrators. Funds come via executive committee drafts from New York and US-supplied supplies, with the program expanding amid Turkish political tensions and Ottoman conflict risks. The leadership includes Henry Hoover and other notable figures connected to relief efforts and the Near East Relief movement.
A fragmented account describes a yearly event in Samoa involving worms appearing on a winter surface and a tale where a girl feeds a vine to gain a husband. The narrative links the creatures to a god and a prophecy, ending with a societal belief that all women turn to worms and men after tasting wine.
Sidney Dark of Job O Landoun's Weekly argues that books are lifelong friends, shaping dreams and values. He notes many beloved authors like Dumas and Wells, and contends imagination sustains life beyond streets and hope.
India expands iron and steel capacity with Bengal and Tata works near Calcutta, aiming to meet rails and structural needs though demand remains high. Rubber industry shifts from Brazil to British and Brazilian plantations. early experiments prompt timber and plantation trials in the Amazon region.
A fragmented tale describes a visit from Wesryatt village to Upelimrimpee where sewers leak and water marks appear. The narrator notes a spring and poor sewer work, then reports a comment from a relative about Indianepetia and an observed sprinkling method near a sea cap water source.
Report from a distant agricultural district describing potatoes used as standard exchange value amid fluctuating prices. The article notes the local reliance on tubers in trade and mentions workers remunerated weekly in potatoes for labor linked to a local Gett unit activity. appeals to a broader economic shift.
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