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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text with garbled names and phrases about Syracuse University crew practice and a stray quote about German workers and reparations. Readable elements mention practice scenes and team members, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
A Polish border shift looms as German laborers in Oppelin, Upper Silesia, express strong support for joining Poland. They fear losing jobs and benefits under German rule and foresee Poland's economy and culture expanding into their region. Reports cite workers, miners, and local leaders debating the cultural and industrial impact.
The article describes hardships of war refugees in Manila with rising costs and displaced families. It notes Red Cross aid, language barriers, and unemployed native locals. Army policy proposes sending most unmarried men and their families to the United States, while married soldiers with additional income may remain. A Russian woman in male disguise sought marriage to avoid deportation, appealing to the crowd at the pier.
London figures show Britons’ charitable giving has surged by about 1,000 percent over twenty years even as expenditure on insurance unemployment and old age pensions grows. Charity Organization Society estimates current year total at £260 million versus £250 million two decades earlier.
Manila May 20 Three hundred Tugatan war brides and their American husbands awaiting transport to the United States. The brides, drawn from peasants who had endured toil and revolution, are prepared for overseas relocation as government transport becomes available.
Y M C A reports repatriation of several thousand Chinese labor allies from France. About 6,000 remain in camps Noyelles Canary and Link, with 5,000 to 10,000 men leaving per month. Personal contact with missionaries aids morale after service with the French army.
The transport secretary details the return voyage where sailors on board Halifax bound ship were kept engaged with gramophones and conversations. Daily deck activities included boxing, volleyball, wrestling, and various games to lift spirits. Teams awarded prizes for boxing and wrestling with cheers from both ends of the ship.
A brief note on Chinese silk production titled Unifit for Americans criticizes current methods as primitive and foresees a long lag before China can supply satisfactory material to the American market, reflecting early 20th century trade concerns.
D B Douty of the American party visits China to assess the silk industry. He argues Chinese industry remains neglected and industrial torpor persists despite growing global silk demand. A Japan Silk Thread association official says improvement benefits China and America and Japan, calling for close China Japan and American cooperation to expand production and markets.
In Manchester Ingna 18-Profes sor J A Codd warns of a looming world cotton shortage and urges developing new supply sources and experimenting with cotton substitutes. He cites labor, bad weather, boll weevil damage, and US acreage as factors, noting 15 million bales is unlikely this year and implying consumer impact domestically.
A speaker warned that even with high wages, cotton consumption remains strong in America with domestic use near 7 million bales yearly. Continental mills and Oriental demand could rise next year. He urged developing new supplies and efficient substitutes as a long lag before relief, noting underutilized textile fibers.
Rex Smith, a June 18 graduate student in the state university's engineering college and former Army aviation cadet, plans to work during the summer to support himself through college by running an air tax venture.
Fragment describes a man purchasing an air carrier plane and four bean pigging trips over Byuty for days. He drafts plans for Tony Stex Park and other towns to reach Soloradt, indicating broad travel by air and road exploration.
A rural district healer once famed for treatment methods becomes embroiled in controversy over prescriptions and alleged quack remedies. After a scandal referenced as “Dy. Fierea” and a controversial move to Buffalo, new claims describe his potent tonics and a departure from practice amid public scrutiny.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier that cleanses Rheumatism from the blood. It claims many sufferers found relief and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their drug store or write to the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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