Germany's Gold and Credit In War Time
A New York Sun analysis notes Germany pressed to rally gold from citizens as its credit wanes. It argues that a depleted gold reserve, second largest at the war's start, threatens German economy and endangers access to foreign markets. Neutrals face coercive finance tactics, including loans to Switzerland and Sweden, as Britain and allies maintain pressure.
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Germany
Western Front
Imany
Switzerland
Holland
Sweden
New York Sun
Names Continued from Page One
A lengthy list of individuals with partial spellings and scattered locations across Indiana and nearby towns appears, featuring names such as Clarence Johns Reed Homer Blairsville Blairsville Dallas Blairsville and others including Lucernemines Homer City Blacklick Webrum Fairley Livermore and Parkwood. The fragmentary OCR cites many common surnames and places without clear context or actions.
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Clarence Johns
Robinson
Enochearo Labvatire
Indiana
A. John Baum
Homera
Arthur Johns
R. Cataldo Dellaria
Reed
Jno
Wilbur McHenry
Ralph Elsworth Hamm
Jules Philippi
Blairsville
Hugh M. Bell
Gust Ruca
Graceton
King
Donahue
R. Th
Benj
Holsworth
Lucernemines
Samuel B, Anthony
Coral
Nick
Parkwood
I ‘Farraca
Josephine
Rank
Owens
Colver
Am’ Micho
Aultman
Apathony Viecancky
Wehrum
Rank Signoritti
Luciusboro
Harry Wm
Dunmire
Tunnelton
Hunter McGaughey
Blairs- Hson
E. Palmer
Blacklick 1
Yank M. Sillinger
Blacklick
Prank Alchen
Homer City
Merranino Segrinni
Edrick Kosmpaski
Lert Luna
Arles Samuel Hullihen
Webrum
Warbul
Aid Gerndi
Tselin
Aph Lewis Clark
Clarkeburgh
Cernus
Burkes Fairley
Livermore
Buruces Fairley
Wares
Boltz
Ola
Narkeburg
Sraston
Names of residents and social notices from Indiana area
A long list of names from Dilltown to Blairsville and surrounding towns appears, followed by notes on travel, visits, and social events. It mentions no single central event beyond ongoing life in the region, with several updates on trips to Beaver Falls, Pittsburgh, Atlantic City, and various family visits. The passage concludes with thanks from Mr. Godfrey Marshall and Mrs. Harry Marshall for support after the death of their son and husband, including gratitude to the Indiana Military Band.
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G. W. Graff
Water Street
Beaver Falls
Omar
Omer
Opry
Charles
McLaughlin
Saltsburg
Pittsburgh
Budd Lowman
Nannie Stormer
Elmer Ellis
Clyde Seanor
Atlantic City
W. JH. McMichael
Avonmore
J. W. Ronson
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Alice Atcheson
Johnstown
B. C. Fleck
Grant Street
Fern Baer
Grace Fleck
Charles, Lockard
Indiana
Martha J, Orr
West Phild
J. Wilse McCartney
North Seventh
Marion Center
Dr. Allison
R. D. Wray
Eugenia
Eleanor
Kittanning
John McConell
South Fifth Street
Gard
Godfrey Marshall
Harry Marshall
Indiana Military Band
Double Bigamy Tale in Georgia Divorces
Rome Georgia reports a double bigamy and divorce case where two sisters sue each other over polygamous marriages. Two brothers first wed the sisters in a 1908 double ceremony, then remarried in Colorado after divorces. One husband served two years for bigamy as wives sought decree.
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Rome
J. H. Teems
M. RB. Teems
Colorado
Recruiting Poster Brings Humor to Wisconsin Graveyard
A Bayfield recruiting officer creates pathos by posting a "Wake Up Your Country Needs You" sign on a small graveyard fence near Bayfield Wisconsin. The incident adds a touch of humor to the recruitment effort as locals notice the poster on the fence beside the graveyard.
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Bayfield
Wis
Uncle Sam
Kitty Gordon film by World Pictures presents Braily
William A Braily in association with World Pictures presents Kitty Gordon in a feature release. The poster promises a dramatic performance and a stylish period romance featuring a leading star.
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William A. Braily
World Pictures Presents
Kitty Gordon
William A. Brady
World Pictures
For-get-Mat lavish stage return of Kitty Gordon in film
Genevive Ward and Rose Colpan star in a Emile Chautard directed World Pictures production. This lavish staging features Kitty Gordon in a highly dramatic, elaborately grown picture praised as entertaining and smart. The piece notes food shortages in Austria and German narratives about American inefficiency while advertising admission details.
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Germany
Austria
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