War in Central Europe Warned By Slovak Leader
Former Slovak Republic president Victor Dvorak warned of looming conflict in Central Europe as tensions flare among Poles Czechs Hungarians and Romanians. He cited historical border shifts and feared renewed war over territories and populations, with potential moves by Hungary and Serbs.
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Pork Pics Prohibited by Treaty Clause Amid Confusion
An unclear note discusses a treaty clause affecting import rules and a named individual Kashtair Kashtair in a special document. The fragment references enforcement and potential issues with importation under a regional agreement, with limited readable details and no concrete actions or dates.
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Kashtair
Fur Wraps Dominate Fall and Winter Fashion Adornments
A fashion feature extols the allure and value of fur wraps for the upcoming season. It notes the rising cost of furs, various styles from draped dolman and cape silhouettes to mink and sable trims, and the trend toward luxe linings and unique pelts. It also mentions decorative scarves and bold fur details as mark of elegance.
Canonization Case Analyzed Rigorously for Foundress
A historical note highlights how the canonization inquiry into the venerable foundress of her order has been conducted with exceptional rigor and impartial scrutiny, despite challenges and vigorous debate surrounding her life and virtues.
Potato and Bean Crops Outlook Signals Higher Prices
The U S potato acreage this year falls five percent from last year and bean plantings drop about twenty percent. Last year’s potato crop reached 255 million bushels, down 4 million from 1915 and $5 million lower than 1917, but 70 million more than 1916. Bean production was about 12 million bushels, roughly three-fifths of the 1918 and 1917 crops. Current indications predict around 100,000 acres planted and five-year average yields around 250,000 bushels, suggesting tighter supplies and higher prices ahead.
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Alec Stops Train To Read By Pulling Emergency Cord
In Shepperton England Alec Monllard stopped a railway train by pulling the emergency pull cord claiming there was enough light from sunset. The judge heard he was fined 25 for stopping the train and 10 for informing the guard of his actions.
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Alec
Fashion Talk Mixes Jokes About Dresses And Suits
A playful remark contrasts dress usage between women and men. The quip suggests women need a new dress for each party while a suit lasts a man for years. The tone is light and humorous about wardrobe choices across genders.
Neat Worker Desires to Marry Jim in France Tale
A brief note from the American Legion Weekly recounts a neat worker's plea to her father to marry Jim. She praises him as neat and recalls his service in France where he earned two medals for cleaning out dugouts and mopping up.
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