Captive Yanks Pan Bolshevism Fronted in Moscow Lectures
Five American doughboys captured on the Archangel front describe forced Bolshevik lectures in Moscow aimed at conversion before return to the United States. They report harsh mistreatment, loss of clothing, and a staged ideology class, with most expressing strong anti Bolshevik sentiment and noting leaders’ hypocrisy. They express belief that Bolshevism would fail if tried at home and recount conversations with fellow prisoners about the experience.
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Archangel
Moscow
United States
America
Elena
Neeret
Tulahovian
Yr Dank
Apuke English
Finland
Hussia
United Press
Tertjoki
Russia
Leltzell
Amercan
Lettsell
Wogan
Huse
Mecca
Golden Eagles Seen in Berkshires After Five Decades
In Lens Massachusetts the scene features Ada Adeline O Johnage guiding six young women as guilds while a wagon trek near Wael Stockbridge mountain range reveals two golden eagles in flight with lambs. Shepherd Larkin of High land farm reports two Tamba lost from Adeks, tied to William S. Osgood of New York, marking the first sighting in fifty years in the Berkshires.
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Alsa Adeline O. Johnage
Lens
Mass
Ouling
Wael Stockbridge
Wollen
Eagley
Ita Tajong
Triek Larkin
Highland Farm
William 8. Osgood
Field
New York
Ota Ftimera
Berkshires
Demountable raft to cross ocean envisioned project
A dermountable raft concept is described as a potential means to cross the ocean. The plan involves a wire bound, tonne weight raft with a sail or engine, intended to transport timber and supplies from Vancouver to England. Machinery and crew quarters are arranged on deck with fuel and wing quarters aft, awaiting engine installation in British Columbia.
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Runenda
Anignera Dikhia
Ron Froller
Ureunte
Tuuitier
Vencouver
England
Harge Distuneets
British Columbia
Canada
Roasted Beef and Hunger in Roumania Report
A letter from J.C. Pye describing distress in Constanza and the Roumanian coast after German food plunder. Crew aboard a United States vessel supposedly fed but citizens starving, with widespread hunger, clothing lacking, and children dying as shipments fail to reach inland towns. The scene centers on Constanza and surrounding areas during a period of isolation and famine.
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United States
Roumania
Conxtanza
Rat Elimination Drive Prompts Countywide Action
Orla Crane, cultural agent, and county agent Tauedhgynait appealed for rat catching in Tippecanoe County. About 200 rats were collected or killed during May and turned over to Purdue University for a study. A reward was offered based on the number of rats killed, aiming to gain statistical insight into the elimination effort.
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Orla Crane
Tippecanoe
Tauedhgynait
Rita
Purdue
French Church Losses Reach 1 380 Incidents In War
Fragmentary French church damage report shows 1 380 edifices damaged or ruined in northern and eastern France with 4100 priests deprived of worship sites. Total damage cited near 100 million dollars. Archbishop Hayes appeals to New York Catholics for 300 000 dollars to fund temporary chapels in devastated regions.
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Cind Eastorm Brance
New York
Hayes
Archdiocese of New York
Board Walk Chairs a Mint in Atlantic City Rentals
A court suit reveals Atlantic City rolling chair rentals bring about 300000 yearly to a local company. Boardwalk transport yields an 800000 annual income for syndicates while witnesses cite 150000 quarterly revenue from chair rentals. The testimony notes 4000 men supply motive power for wicker wares on the boardwalk.
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Atlantic City
Rolling Chair Transportatloy
N. J
Fashion Notes On Lace and Summer Dresses In Paris
Paris fashion writers report lace returns as a key element for afternoon wear with Deauville Monte Carlo and other ports as focal points. Designers Callot Cherubt and Pierres Bulon showcase extensive lace in midseason models while Paris emphasizes bold, dramatic draping and black and white Chantilly looks. French and American tastes diverge on hat pairings, with lace remaining a central topic.
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Deauville
al Lew Bales
Monte Carlo
Doris
Xmart
France
New York
Parla
Conde
Paris
Dirk
Chantilly
Callot
Cherubt
Pierré Bulon
Helr
Paria
Crosse
Paradise
Lata
Jenny
Parisian Evening Attire Influences Fashion Trends
The piece surveys black and white ensembles, Chantilly lace frocks, and lace adorned gowns spotlighting waist emphasis and draped skirts. It notes chiffons of tulle hats, tiered tunics, extensive plaiting, and the return of redingotes with wider hips. It cites American fashion influence at races and a shift toward simpler chemises while foreseeing autumn model updates.
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Chantilly
Paris
Cehrgy Foundation
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Unltut
Frank J. ‘Taylor
Bryant M.ttyall
M.C
Lly
Huawla
Sergi
Gi Wn. Lebell
Miffinburg
Poanit
Freeman Hogan
Detroit
Dons
Milan
Huecemb
T. A
Wenonah Avenue
Oak Park
Yhons O
Tant Madinon Street
Forest Lark
Il Aste
Lanite
Madison
Prone
JN Marengo Ave
Plone
Yat Apt
FOI
Phony Forest Park
Morext Park
AL. Ulrich
Forest Park
A. Co, Hansen
Hunaneb Avenue
VOR
Alde
Thomas Avenue
Marengo Ave
Forest Turk
Situatione Wanted
Aitics
Bablen
Jfapinere
Ale Tate
Huy CT
American Can CO
ST. Charles Road
7Th Avenue
Maywood, Ill
John Zimmerman
Henry Boehmke
Madison St
Lande Bros
Secovssora
Woll Bros
Forest Park, Jil
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