Red Cross Publishes More Flue Patient Recipes
The Red Cross issues additional influenza patient recipes aimed at aiding recovery. Included are beef essence and broth instructions, stressing use of cheap cuts, careful simmering, and extracting nutrients. Also noted is a Berlin report on capital levy scales showing large percentages at high fortunes.
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Red Cross
Berlin
Taegliche Rumsehau
Monarchist German Party Denounces Hohenzollern Over Willy-Nicky Papers
Publication of the Willy-Nicky correspondence prompts repudiation of William Hohenzollern by Germany's monarchist party. The move signals political fallout amid renewed scrutiny of royal diplomacy.
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Willy-Nicky
William Hohenzollern
Monarchist Party of
Germany
Cotton manufacturers to pay bonuses to workers in four installments
Manchester reports the Cotton Manufacturers and Sprinners association will distribute more than 2,900,000 pounds in bonuses from January 17 to April 190 to operatives producing cloth. Full-time workers 18 and over receive 16 pounds, under 18 get 8 pounds, and half-time workers 4 pounds.
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Manchester
Cotton Manufacturers and Sprinners Association
Dismissal of Sir Joseph Byrne Sparks Irish Press Outcry
Dublin reports a storm of protest across Irish papers after the discharge of Sir Joseph Byrne, longtime inspector general of the Royal Irish Constabulary. He faced criticism over conscription debates and police measures, while supporters blame government failures to curb crime and punishment.
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Dublin
Joseph Byrne
Royal Irish Constabulary
Sir Joseph
Sinn Fein
Joseph Bryne
They Romp in Bathing Suits During Blizzard
Boston section reports Stanley and Charles Allen, former Gardiner residents, parading in bathing suits in Waltham amid a Boston blizzard. They mock the weather by racing on Main Street near City Hall, then return to work at a local factory.
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Stanley
Charles Allen
Gardiner
Maine
Waltham
Main Street
Princess Doria Englishwoman Known in Rome for Bold Rodeo Feat
Princess Doria, Englishwoman Lady Emily Pelham Clinton, who died in Rome, famously wagered she could produce a ranch worker from her estate to ride any wild horse. Her cattle herder rode a bronco before an enthusiastic crowd, impressing many visitors to Italy during Colonel Cody's show.
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Rome
Doria
Emily Pelham- Clinton
Italy
William F. Cody
New Weight Gain Method Promises Quick Blemish Removal
A sensational advertises a new method using 5-Gran Argo-Phosphate tablets to remove blemishes and rapidly increase weight. Claims include cleared complexions and enhanced figures within days. Special notice adds bust development by Rosstone. dosage and safety asserted. dispensed by J. A. Hart Drug Co.
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J. A. Hart Drug Co
Notice of Assignment and Discharge of Future Debts
L. A. Brown assigns his case to Leonard Pittard and Nicholson and disclaims liability for any debts incurred by the case on or after January 20, 1920. Addressed January 20, 1929.
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Leonard, Pittard and Nicholson
L. A. Brown
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