End Begging Practice Aimed at Street Children Exposed
A detailed report exposes a scheme where blind children and their mother travel cities to beg and sell poems for easy money. Associated Charities intervene, placing the family in Juvenile Court and guiding them to proper care, emphasizing trained aid over cash handouts and urging public support for organized charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Ieee
Evansville
Citadel
Louisville
Associated Charities
Childrens Protective Association
Indianapolis
Chariton
Lawdsville
East Walnut
Ant
Ieuan Hyon
China and its evolving society and wages in 1912
Dr. Tucker of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions reports on China in 1912. He notes low wages for day laborers, eggs price shifts due to import bans, and women’s education with new nursing training in a province of 25 million. The piece also covers political changes, including a republic’s fragile status and an election dispute. It closes with a consumer tip praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for winter colds.
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Doeton
Tenchow
Pranets
Tucker
United States
China
Che Wi
Hau
Berlin council fixes February 16 elections for constituent assembly
German Berlin dispatch reports the council of people's commissioners sets February 16 for elections to a constituent assembly. It notes conditional approval of the soldiers workers congress meeting December 14 and explains the empire will be divided into 38 electoral districts with six to fifteen seats each as a basis of division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Council of the People's Commissioner
Haw
Constituent Assembly
Soldiers' Warksmen's Congress
Empire
Lloyd George says German invasion of Belgium indictable
Newcastle Nov. 29 Premier Lloyd George announces after consulting leading jurists that Germany bears direct responsibility for the invasion of Belgium. He cites a unanimous conclusion that the German Emperor is indictable for aggression and that prompt action is necessary to address the war crimes and injuries inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle Eng
Lloyd George
Belgium
Brias
Wisconsin? Alimony Suit Victory for Mrs Aston
Frankfurt Ky November 29. Wood P Aston, wealthy from Larhville tobago imports, wins alimony in a divorce case against Jolly Aston. Court rules in favor of Mrs Aston, addresses misconduct claims, and culls lawyers’ fees. Judge Lampoon notes the record long but work modest. alimony awarded not granted the full claimed amount.
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Frankfurt
Wood
Anton
Larthtville Tobagedniet
Will Mat Bowe
Wits
Jolly Aston
Ty Jay Samypen Tovlay
Ohi
Court
Feo
Rhode
Yime Ratton
Mrs. Aston
Axton
Aveton
Stomach Trouble Relief With New Tablets
Mrs LA Drinkard of Jafferrenn City Missouri reports relief from stomach trouble after using the tablets. She says the medicine helped from the first dose and within a week she felt much improved, relieving nervousness and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA. Drinkard
Jafferenn City
Clouds and aerial tactics in cloud weather rules
Cloud forms and their heights guide airmen in modern tactics. A mackerel sky signals rain or snow, while cirrostratus appears high above five miles. Clouds affect currents, winds, and shelter from enemy fire, making cloud interpretation a key skill in aerial combat.
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London
Nev
Wor Croup Remedy Advised by Readers
A reader letter from Min Edward Hansett of Peankfort New York praises a remedy labeled splendid for croup. The note claims rapid relief from attacks of a dreadful complaint in children and asserts the medicine contains opium or another narcotic, safe for children as for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Edward Hansett
Peankfort
N.Y
Prices Thread Vienna Markets Amid War Scarcity
In Vienna Switzerland on November 29 prices for food soared and clothes remained costly. A typical meal proved slender and unpalatable with goods costing from four dollars upward while a mediocre suit fetched around six hundred dollars and shoes ran from zero to ten each. A reform debate over wartime measures influenced consumer costs and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Vienna
Iify
Vienna Armistice Echoes Reflected By Last American Diplomat
A fragmentary report recounts a diplomat in Vienna who hosted Austrian officials at the onset of war and later arrived in Sweitzgerland. The piece notes the difficulty of conveying Vienna’s conditions and hints at dramatic tensions surrounding the declaration and ensuing suffering as the world moved toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Teaver Avetria
Sveitgerland
Charles of Atria Suffering Mental Strain in Berlin
Nev 26 report says Emperor Charles of Atria is in low mood and must see a doctor per Vienna, with Empress Zita distressed by his condition. A Copenhagen dispatch notes health concerns, while Mrs. Th Wletey praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach digestion and relief.
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Samerdem
Parmer Emneperor
Charles of
Atria
Yoan Dinsbrick
Krode Zettung
Berlin
Zita Dy Minnh
Copenhagen
Viena Fiverument
Auetra
Isley
Lotter
Th Wletey
Lottehfield
Chamberlain
Outbreak warnings discussed at health convention 1919 1920
Chicago health officials warn the 1919 influenza visitation may recur in 1920 and emphasize that second outbreaks are often more virulent with higher mortality. Papers from Mayo Foundation NYS Health Dept and US Public Health Service will be presented. focus on child care sanitation rural health and narcotics impact. Additional notes urge Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy bundle.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
South America
American Pall Meslih Association
Rerson
Aiko
Spain
Towne
W. A. Evans
Evans
May
Wh, Welch
National Medical Corpe
KC. Kosenow
Mayo Foundation
Hernan Binns
New York State Department of Health
Rod. McLaughlin
United States Public Health Service
Wheesing In Lungs Block Passages Recalled
Hattard's Horehound Syrup helps loosen phlegm to ease coughing as the Ohio County Drag Co offers bottles at 250 price, 0 Hoe and 1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Herriel
Ohio County Drug Co
Hattard
Ohio County Drag Co
William Quits Jook Formally
Berlin via Hasle November 20 The text of the renunciation by the former German emperor is loaned by the new government to clarify misunderstandings. It declares renunciation of the crown and vows to uphold the German people against famine and foreign domination. Signed William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Via
Hasle
Prweda
Pruwsla
Pramian
Texpeet
Choe
Gereeau
Amergangen
Allied naval actions reported near Crimea and Baltic coast
Nov 20 report describes Allied naval movements in the Black Sea and Baltic region. It notes German submarines and battles near Bobostapel, with ships returning to actions and mentioning British and allied forces interdicting German naval operations in Crimea waters.
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Bondan
Bobostapel
Crimea
Pleasantry and Quarrel Echo in Late Night Speech
A Baltimore American fragment shows a sharp exchange where she asks if a late noise was the night, and he quips it was the day, causing a tense moment. The dialogue hints at irony and domestic strain in a period tone.
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Baltimore American
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Charles
Juste
Manny
Swift & Company
William
Jook
Treton
Allid
Meomalco
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Ina
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