Romania Eats American Flour Amid Relief Praise
Belgrade June 4. Lieutenant Colonel H. Gideon Wells, American Red Cross Commissioner to Romania, arrived from Bucharest. He said the people realize the aid comes from America and are exceedingly grateful, asserting starvation would have spread without American help.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Rumania
America
H. Gideon Wells
Red Cross
Romania
Bucharest
Wells
Worked Both Ways at Bar Harbor Tea Recaps Aid to Romania
A Bar Harbor tea features a novelist praising American Food Administration efforts supplying about twenty thousand tons of flour monthly to Romania and notes Red Cross relief programs aiding orphans and destitute. The talk cites efficient transport and Romanian gratitude while sharing a quip about society costs from a Washington Star excerpt.
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American Food Administration
Dobrudja
Food Administration
American Red Cross Commission
Romania
Ferdinand
Marie
Bar Harbor
Daily Health Talks Promote Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo argues backache in women often stems from catarrh in feminine membranes and promotes his Favorite Prescription as a targeted cure. He notes it uses no alcohol or opiates, cites patient letters, and invites 10 cent trial tablets from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo. Also recommends Pleasant Pellets for constipation in both genders.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
N.Y
State roads not bounded by county lines seek integrated system
Allegheny county officials hear Highway Commissioner Lewis Sadler insist on a statewide primary road plan that ignores county borders to form an 18 foot wide network stretching to Erie, Ohio and West Virginia. Armstrong county delegates push for connected county road ties with the state system and a unified bond plan. The Armstrong Good Roads Association demands a full countywide grid rather than piecemeal strips.
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Allegheny County
Lewis S. Sadler
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Erie
Ohio
Beaver
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Washington
West Virginia
Waynesburg
A. C. Gumbert
Frank J. Sturrs
G. F. Meyer
W. 3. McClatchey
Sadler
Armstrong County
Milo Shaw
Frank Meyers
Apollo
Charles F. Armstrong
Albert FE. Curry
W. Fred Turner
Armstrong
Armstrong County Good Roads Association
L. Todd Owens
Appollo
Majestic and Colonial vaudeville and early film listings
The page details Majestic and Colonial vaudeville bills with George Choos in Oh Charmed and the Perils of Thunder Mountain opening. It also promotes Norma Talmadge in The New Moon and Geraldine Farrar in The Stronger Vow at Colonial, Tom Mix in The Coming of the Law at Victoria, Dustin Farnum in A Man in the Open, and Bolshevism On Trial. Regent and Pax tong listings cover Maggie Pepper and Welcome Little Stronger while Nautical acts and other performers fill the slate.
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Dotson
George Choos
Thunder Mountain
Norma Talmadge
Geraldine Farrar
Victoria
Tom Mix
Dustin Farnum
Majestics
Adirondack
Partrowas
Beatrice Doane
Harry
Emma Sharrock
United States
Harrisburg
Tenderfoot
Victoria Theater
Maggie Pepper at Regent and other park attractions
The Regent presents Ethel Clayton in Maggie Pepper a department store romance of love and resignation amid scandal. A two reel comedy Welcome Little Stranger and other acts headline Pax Tang Park bill including Handkerchief No 15 and vaudeville numbers By the Sea Bite of Musical Comedy and more.
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Ethel Clayton
Regent
Maggie Pepper
Maggie
Shirley Mason
Finnest True
Paxtang Park Theater
Veronica
Hurtfalls
Cecil B. Demille
Charles Klein
Conference puts gloom in Japs over racial equality clause
Tokio June 4. Failure of Japanese delegates to secure an equality of races clause in the League of Nations covenant caused deep national disappointment. Editors lament the gap between Japan’s strength and acceptance as a top power, while Osaka Mainichi and Tokio Asahi critique Western statesmen for injustice and political favoritism.
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Tokio
League of Nations
Paris
Japan
Holland
Belgium
United States
France
England
Osaka Mainichi
Tokio Asahi
Proof to Kramer Inside K of C Finds Jobs for Ex Service Men
New York reports show Knights of Columbus employment units employing 1800 bureaus nationwide. In two weeks eight thousand jobs were filled by ex service men paid four dollars a day to seek work for themselves and their comrades, with hundreds of positions still unfilled.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
Greater
Knights
Knights Open 4 276 Jobs for Ex-Service Men Coverage
The Knights report 1500 applications from ex service men and 1000 placed in work while 500 remain unplaced. Four thousand two hundred seventy six opportunities require special training and many positions await ex service men. One thousand tailors, 200 leather workers, 150 shoe makers, 100 locksmiths, 75 barbers, 250 printers, 500 carpenters and 125 piano workers are listed with tailors largely unused due to draft-age limits.
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Knights
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