Hugo Stinnes Emerges as Ruler of Germany After War
Milton Bronner portrays Hugo Stinnes as the de facto power behind Germany’s postwar economy. The article traces Stinnes from Ruhr coal and shipping to horizontals and verticals, detailing his influence, wealth, and controversial labor relations, while contrasting him with the old Hohenzollerns.
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Stanager
NEA
Oerlin
America
House of Bonenzollern
Wilhelm the Second
Germany
Ruhr
Ont
House of Stinnes
Hugo
Andique
Republic
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Wilhelm
Glad
Huco
Hohenzollern
Brandenburg
Malheim
Matthias Stinnes
Stinnes
Rhine
Rehr
Finland
Sweden
Austria
Switzerland
Tp&t
France
Lorraine
Pittsburg
Birmingham
England
Hugo Stinnes
Herman Brinckmeyer
Luther the
Coblens
Essen
Stic Ik
Mulheim
Berlin
Stinnesiert
Vampire
Proletariat
Reich
Stag
German People’s Party
Imself
Tabor
Ford of
Burses
Vorwaerts
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Many Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing or tinting worn dresses skirts stockings and other fabrics. It claims guaranteed no spotting fading streaking or running and instructs buyers to specify fabric type such as wool linen cotton or blends to ensure proper results.
New Laid Eggs Carry Mysterious Message
A bachelor finds two fresh eggs and reads writing on one shell claiming to be a farmer's 17 year old daughter seeking a match. The note invites interested young men to communicate with the provided name and address, revealing a novelty courtship flyer from a rural setting.
Peterson Ointment Claims Cure for Eczema and Piles
Letters from Buffalo Franklin and other towns praise Peterson Ointment as a fast cure for itching eczema and piles. People report quick relief, with a fireman from Buffalo and a Canadian reader endorsing its effectiveness and noting affordability at eighty cents per box.
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Peterson
Buffalo
Willam A. Gariey
Franklin
Alex
Louttel
Roy Lew
Pe’erson
Grey
Canada
Blockeby
Statin
Tel & Piles
Eirson
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Buffaio
Telegraphic confession Ends with wife's bold reply
A man sent a rushed telegram to a woman seeking a match. She answered next morning stating she was married six years earlier and now a mother of five, ending the romance. Her reply appears as a sharp Urban Opinion note from London.
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London Opinion
Beastly Soap Quip Highlights Odd Exchange
The Louisville Courier-Journal cites a playful exchange about a dog soap. The brief remark seems to capture a lighthearted moment, with quotes reflecting a humorous, domestic tone and a street-level newspaper voice.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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