DISSENSIONS AMONG UNIONS AND PEACE TREATY RATIFICATION
Edward W. Pickard reports on labor unrest and a looming rail strike as the Senate ratifies peace treaties with the central powers. The piece covers railway wage cuts, rate reductions, and the stakes of union actions, plus international news from Britain and Germany including Pershing at Westminster and political shifts.
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Senate
Ambassador Herrick
Edward W. Pickard
Ctober
Chicago
Brotherhoods
Bere
Washington
Harding
Interstate Commerce Cotmealssion
Lile
Thiony
Brotherhood
Wnl
Hane
Railway Labor Board
Chienzo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Germany
Austria
Borah
la Follette
Hughes
Trow
Ohio News In Brief From Across The State
A jumble of short items reports curfews, arrests, and crimes in various counties. Mayors, jail break attempts, and a fatality from heart trouble appear alongside school tree planting plans, revival attendance, gas rate talks, and a large community fund drive in Cleveland.
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Kent Cownuit
Charles R. Brent
Conneils Villa
Cincinnati
Whison Jn Son
Gul Ma
Cleveland
Blaine
St. Clairsville
Akron
Wesley Guillerman
Sardinia
Brown County
Lee
Athenaeum Club
Earl Diley
Henry County
Summit County Grand Jury
A. L. Sefple
Selple
Warren
Canton
Aimee Semple McPherson
Wringfield
Burna
Columbus
Johanna Lehman
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Ohio
Davis
W. 5
Pmerick
Fay & Egan Company
Mae
Adams
Coshocton County
Morrell Newcombe
Valentine J. White
First National Bank
Fosterty
Inil
Geniiron Wheel Company
Sam Davis Coal and Lumber
Toledo
Jacob Courtright
Kelley
Sterling
Massillon
Emma Colavito
Darrel F. Kaber
Albert Haenner
Seymour W. Johnson
William Langton
Lucy Auffick
Athens County
Erand
Hae Ze Burch
Nelsonville
Auftick
Harting
Ohlo
Charles Nelson Sparks
Dover
James A. Barr
Middletown
Roy
Clark
Thomas Nexigian
Eva Coch
Nazigian
Oberlin
Europa
China
John BE. Austin
Marton
Kathryn Taylor
Charles Riss
Peter Swallen
Ohio Electric Railroad
Monty Ford Har Donent
Springfield
Waylon
Charles I. Nants
Tolosa
Internal Revenue
Senate
John Mirke
Olvetrle
Newttentiers
Bya
Wolf
Munger
Edward FP Strittmatter
Portamouth
Tal
Fort Leavenworth Priven
Stratematter
Akron University
Feenk
Simih
Ténutenant
Thomas
Cleveland Police
Kafety Dreptar
Olienetriee
Brisk Demand for Stamps Draws American Collectors Abroad
American philatelists chase English and continental stocks of early United States issues in London auctions. Buyers seek the 24 cent 1969 issue with the Declaration of Independence scene, though upside down prints exist. the 1800 20 cent stamp and Lincoln portrait fetch high prices. A Washington 1847 stamp on an old envelope bolsters interest as collectors pay premium.
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London
United States
Lincoln
George Washington
Carpathians
Bucharest
Paris
New York
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Pogliane
Wightie
Champs Elysers
Gaming
Hich
Russia
Bay
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greek Army's Record March Through Asia Minor
General Pipoulas, commander in chief of the Greek forces, tells a correspondent that the modern Greek army faces obstacles rivaling ancient campaigns as it traverses desolate plains toward Angora. Twenty days of arduous marching yield little water or rest amid rough terrain and strategic detours to avoid enemy forts and river defenses.
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Anafatia
Angora
Teavel
Asia Minor
United States
Thor
Kuwpl
Checka Unier
Eski-Shebr
Pipoulas
Hellen
Xen Thhn
Alexandir
Crewe Prine
Romania and its peasant life amid border tensions
The piece surveys Romania's borders with Bessarabia and the Dniester dispute, the peasant economy and land reforms, rural customs, and the capital Bucharest. It contrasts large estates with small farms, notes demographic shifts, and paints Bucharest as a bustling yet costly urban hub in the southeastern European mosaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver LA Gorce
Wnserned
Tassia
Widh
Romanis
Duiester
Rumania
Bessarabia
Dalester
Europe
Itoman
Tno
Old
Pennsylvania
Keystone
New
Burmonia
Pny
United States
Romania
Cenerati
Primitive Chinese dental work and superstitions described
The piece portrays a dentist claimed to pull teeth with bare fingers using crude tools, promising strong lifting power, and offering peppermint oil and clove oil for toothache. It notes poor fillings that fall out, belief in tooth worms, and public display of a worm to the patient to claim the cause of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operarr
Misgee
Fragmented note on writing evolution and Shakespeare data
Fragmented OCR text references early writing methods and a claim about Shakespeare's longest play. It appears as garbled lines with misread terms like hered and herstingieerten. No clear events, dates, or proper nouns emerge beyond Shakespeare.
No Experiments Dinner Tale At Dearthbay Priek
A garbled account describes Col Thiantete Roosevelt at a dinner by Dearthbay Priek. Fragmentary quotes mention a dinghies scene and references to a Chateau Thierry wine. The piece reads as a jumble of misread words and unclear attributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiantete Roosevelt
Doathbay
Thierry
Hoyt
Honil
Gudes Pepto-Mangan Ad Warns Against Weak Blood
The notice explains how overworked workers suffer from weak blood and fatigue as oxygen delivery declines. It promotes Gude’s Pepto-Mangan as a tonic to restore red blood cells and energy, urging readers to seek the product at drug stores and buy the pack labeled Gude’s Pepto-Mangan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Gude
Drawing It Too Fine
A humorous exchange where the mistress of the house asks Mary if she knows how to announce. Mary jokily answers she is unsure of the way but knows her weight to a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A widow writes that after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she avoided multiple miscarriages and now has a healthy four month old baby. The letter claims the medicine cured her and cites previous infant mortalities. The note promotes remedies for ailments specific to women and urges others to consider the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Foolish Exchange Text From Forbes Magazine
A fragmentary passage depicts a conversational scene with a group of colored gentlemen and a persistent acolyte. The dialogue centers on miscommunication and a humorous play on words about cattle and fools. The setting and intent suggest a satirical excerpt likely from a magazine column.
Dinmomi Dyes Advert In The Birmingham Age Beruli
Exch package of Dinmomi Dyes gives directions to dye or tint fabrics including dresses wool or linen. The ad promises no streaks or dye transfer and claims ease of use with a warning about the form of prescription wind. Noted as a humorous aside about a father and birds.
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Lipa
Birmingham
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestc
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America
Myron T. Herrick
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Great Britain
Army of Occupation
George
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Lord Lee
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Robert Borden
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George Foster Pearce
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Berlin
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Cantan
Henry Welman
Sunney Creak
Lytle
Poli Lawrence
Marlen
Bell Lacus
Mechanicsburg
Galion
James Ray
John Russo
Info
Plymouth
Math
Lemuel Kinney
George Gekermides
Cantonbaker
State Game Farm
Wellington
Sylvester Artis
Bellefontaine
Price
John Anderson
Greenfeld
W Wilshoro
William Martinee
Miss Bessie House
Beilford
Oshern
Miami
Elfenbattown
Cloelnnadl Williams
Mils
Miyeeum
Oho
Dan Kabhor
Lawson Reed
Tramesville
Reed
Engineer Cooper
Mope Gas Company
Migs Iris Tonmey
Alliance
Jacob Mann
Fred P. Connis
J. E. Russell
Denison University
Denison
J. C. Hottem
Suar
Syracuse
Gillie County
Youngstown
Steinbere
Nelson
Steinberg Ind
Rosa Frommer
Springfeld
Walter Newcock
Marion
Flyrn
League of Women Voters
Lailie McCorkel
Chillisothe
Jer Trust
Ad. Kiner
Franklin County
Tracy
SL Marys
Joseph WeKway
Eis
Sen
Ures
Merton
Jaelee
Regimis
Hal Commission
Terey
Woaie
OS Hs Capital 1
Pramer
Shakiepeare
Mtn
Sleerest Vetie
Mrs. Benz
King Pin Plug Tobacco
Sam
Forbes Magazine
Adam
Rye
Apple
Tey
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