Harding Declines German Plea to Mediate Reparations
Washington reports show President Harding ruling out acting as umpire in reparations while urging an immediate and just settlement. Secretary Hughes replies Berlin about 128 words, insisting Germany must pay to the limit of its ability. May 1 is set for final indemnity figures as Allies consider proposals.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Hughes
Berlin
Harding
Paris
London
Health declines in Texas 1920 vs 1919 rise in mortality
Texas health data show higher general, tuberculosis, maternity and infant death rates in 1920 after a 1919 influenza epidemic year. The Red Cross reports 68 to 70.7 TB deaths per 100,000, infant deaths up from 64 to 85 per 1000, and maternal deaths rising from 8.8 to 9 per 1000 births. Red Cross increases trained nurses to 68 full time and has run 980 home hygiene classes educating 8,859 mothers, with 160 instructors, aiming to boost state health co operation.
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Texas
Public Health Department
Southwestern
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Texas State Department of Health
Red Cross
State Health Department
Nose-Tracking Man Stays Ahead in Pursuit
A figurative saying highlights a decisive pursuer who trusts instinct, never retreats, and keeps advancing. This idiom emphasizes resolve and persistence in the face of doubt or challenge.
Health test for waiters to be enforced statewide
The State Health Department will enforce a restaurant sanitation bill and related health measures. A Quinty bill requires waiters and food handlers to pass an infectious disease exam before June 10. Starting June 11, inspectors will check all eateries for valid certificates. noncompliant employers and workers face prosecution.
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Austin
State Health Department
Manton M. Carrick
Carrick
Health Department
Quarter Stallion for Sale and Texas Pension Referendum
A readable ad touts a Quarter Stallion for sale with prices in dollars and bundles of horses. A long text follows describing House Joint Resolution No. 11 proposing a constitutional amendment to allow Confederate veterans pensions and related executive pay adjustments. The piece closes with reflections on postwar worries and regional tensions.
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State of
Texas
Confederaccy
Haspan
State of Texas
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Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Newspaper Wit Paragraphs Grow More Numerous
A note on contemporary papers shows an influx of witty paragraphs that blur with routine prose. Writers chase humor, making it harder to identify sharp wit amid playful asides and puns.
Local revival hints in Jin business rebound
A slight revival in Jin business is noted with some 7 PP aps ig feeling the uplift.
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