War brides accompany president homeward on voyage
Aboard the George Washington returning soldiers read that many war brides who married in Paris accompany the president to the United States. Some brides feared being left behind due to regulations, pleading with Wilson as monarchs of Europe weighed in. The scene centers on the U S delegation in Paris and the impending arrival of American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Geoington
Associated Press
United States
Paris White House
Hotel de Crillon
Paris
Wilson
George
England
Alfonso
Spain
Japan
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin Promised Safety Mark
An old consumer note explains that genuine Bayer tablets bear the Bayer Cross as a safety mark. It cautions buyers to choose unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for headache toothache ear ache neuralgia colds and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Guard Against Radical Outbreaks on July 4th
Justice Department and police detectives organize a major nationwide effort to prevent July 4 bomb outrages. Chicago reports Chief Garrity returns from a New York conference with federal officials to coordinate investigations and preempt planned violence. State military forces are not requested. readiness is stated.
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Chienago
New York
Middle West
Wim
S.illynan
National Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Army Intelligence Section
Frank 4. Dickson
Huns Cut Costs of Government Food Prices
Government agrees with railroad strikes to reduce foreign food prices. American flour halves from 2 marks 20 to 50 pfennig per half pound, rice drops from 3 marks to 2, cereals fall to 1 mark 10 pfennig, and foreign meat price cuts are announced as part of the policy across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank Foods
Berlin
Covernment
Free States
Peckinpaugh Tops American League Batting His 395
Roger Peckinpaugh of New York leads the American League batting list with a .395 average, dethroning Ty Cobb who has been out of the lineup. Cobb’s absence helps Roth of Philadelphia move to the lead in total bases, while Milan of Washington climbs to fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Peckinpaugh
New York
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Vearh
Pockinpourh
St. Louis
Roth
Philadelphia
Milan
Washington
Boston
Chapman
Cleveland
Johnson
Johnston
Clevehill
Flagstead
Sisler
Shorten
Phiphia
Weaver
Chicaro
Rice
Full Year After Chateau Thierry Wounding Story
W. W. Pierce, ex 5th Marine, attends summer session after a year marked by war. He was wounded and captured by Germans at Chateau Thierry, starved two days, abandoned in trenches, later identified as a American Marine and treated at Chateau Montagnanst base hospital. After seven months of wound care, he was discharged and resumes studies.
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W. W. Pierce
Hun
5Th Marines
Pierce
Chateau Thierry
Chateau Montanglanst
Teg
New York
Ee Ee
Maid Receives Weekend Leave for Parents Silver Day
A maid asked for a weekend off to attend her parents silver wedding day at home. The leave was granted and she returned. When asked about the event the girl said her mother expressed gratitude, but her father, deceased twenty years, was not present.
Bridegroom Falls in River Delays Wedding
A wedding party traveling to church in a skiff faced a crisis when the groom fell into the river. The bride pleaded for help, but the onlookers note he is a skilled swimmer and is swimming toward the opposite bank instead.
Nitti Named Italian Premier Expert in Finance
Francisco Nitti becomes Italy’s premier and chief expert on finance and economics. A Naples University professor and former minister of agriculture, trade and commerce, he is a close ally of the United States and will lead reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Nmizzt— Nitti
Italy
United States
Naples University
Epworth League Service and Community Notes at Baldwin
Baldwin's Epworth League service Sunday night featured Miss Helen Wilson with the topic Loyalty to Country and Church. Speakers included Misses Hunt Cundiff Lawson and Dr Hargett. The choir sang Consider and hear me. Various local residents and visitors are noted with brief movements to Ottawa Lawrence Topeka Belpre and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Helen Wilson
Nelyn Hunt
Cundiff
Lawson
Hargett
Mosaic disease on tomato plants described in weather notes
The article notes mosaic disease found on tomato plants as one of 86 cases. It describes mottled upper leaves and the disease affecting other plants. It calls for removing diseased plants and poisons for insects, warning to avoid spreading disease when pulling plants. The cause remains undiscovered.
Viking Age Comforts and The Quest for Ageless Health
A nostalgic reflection on hardy Vikings aging with vigor and facing decline, then shifts to a promotion for Cell Salts claiming to boost vitality. It touts medical claims attributed to Dr. A. L. Reusing and an accompanying book offered for free, with licenses and pricing mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Reusing
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Jush
Homer
George Washislon
Otuiference Bottling Co
Shure
Mreself
William Docking
George Docking
California
EATON
Sears Standling
Eatonia
Department of Justice and Police
HUNS
Teen
LYK
Tony
Kry
Crearh
Wiedemann’s
Baldwin‘News
Wm. Spears
Emporia
Boy Scouts
Dorothy Keohane
Ottawa
John Beaton
Lawrence
Topeka
Hazel Kerr
Werence Farmell
Mrs. Wells
Amelia Arnold
Belpre
Ruth
Mary Lockwood
Johnstown
Blanche Houston
Kansas
Epworth League Institute
Mrs. Rich
Mrs. Payne
Payne
Lynn County
Baldwin
C. E. Matthews Lot. Co
Rosa Hatch
Oskaloosa
Clarence E. Wilson
Mississippi Street
Meade, Kans
Denver
City Drug Store
EB. H. S. Gailey
Department of Chemistry
Northport, Mich
Trof
L. E. Sisson
C.G. Dunlap
Atlantic
Dr. Reusing
A.L
A. L
the Round Corner, Drug CO
Ees Lawrence
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