Turkish Armies Rebel Against Constantinople Threaten Asia Minor
Reports say three Turkish armies in Asia Minor have rebelled against orders from Constantinople. Gen erals at Konia Balikesri and Amasia refuse central authority and threaten Italian forces as the peace conference remains divided. Independent movements across Asia Minor are feared. Pineapple loganberry and apricot dees at Wiedemann's.
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Paris
Ifituati
Turkey
Constantinople
Amasia
Balikeeri
Konia
Balikesri
Asia Minor
Wiedemann’s
Chicago Police Ordered to Enforce New Liquor Seizure Law
Police get orders to enforce the new state liquor seizure act to the letter. The rule bans beverage containing more than one quarter of one percent alcohol from drinking, sharing, transporting or selling. Authorities say the move increases arrests and prosecutions and mirrors presidential dry law measures.
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Chicago
Ion Counsel
Iola- Wea
Open Senate Sessions Likely For Peace Treaty Study
Washington July 2 leaders discussed whether the peace treaty would be reviewed in open session. A final decision was not expected until the treaty is submitted, but there is broad belief that Senate discussions will be open.
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Benzie
Washington
Senate
Tecey
Trains Burned on New York Elevated Amid Fire
Fire at the South Ferry terminal destroyed one train and damaged another on the outer elevated structure. Both trains carried passengers with several people reported killed but not yet verified half an hour after the blaze began.
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New York
South Ferry
Perm Taken Serious Reverses For Kolchak Forces
Bolsheviks claim capture of Perm from Kolchak forces in a wireless dispatch received in London. Perm occupation occurred Tuesday, signaling a serious setback for the Kolchak government as Bolsheviks report gains west of the Ural. In Lawrence June deaths reach fifteen with fourteen births, twelve deaths were of people over sixty. four were colored.
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Kolchak
London
Perm
Joe Pos
Deng
Spes
Brett Roe
Erals
Aegister
Lawrence
Frank Brooks
State Board of Health
Ae Os
Rio de Janeiro coffee price protest and closures
Crowds in Rio de Janeiro block price hikes on coffee preferring the five cent rate. Cafes reopen after patrons insist on old prices, some shops shut. In Washington the American Red Cross reports volunteers and funds ready to aid quake victims near Florence, Italy.
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Rio Janeiro
Ela
Washington
American Cross
Florence
Italy
Orgente
Era
Allen’s Foot-Ease Ad Promotes Soldier Comfort in Shoes
British government official reports on businessmen in New York. promotion claims Allen’s Foot-Ease relieves sore feet, friction and blisters by shaking powder into shoes. The ad cites Plattsburg Camp Manual and urges soldiers and navy personnel to use the product daily, sold by drug and department stores.
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N.Y
Wold
Allen
Hyon Hayeason
Army
Navy
Personal notices from Lawrence and nearby towns
A collection of brief notices lists visits and travel of residents such as C W Roberts Omaha F A McCoy Topeka A M Hitch Boonville Mrs John Pappanthal Mrs M E Roberts Mrs M E Henderson John M Shade Mrs W A Phillips Goldie Wood Bonner Springs and others. Also mentions Dorothy Dirge leaving for summer Ozarks and Sam Jackson returning from Oklahoma City. Lawrence Steam Laundry announces July 4 closure with office hours until 10 p m. Cards for holiday closings available at Journal World office.
French to Import 1 Million Tons U S Coal
Louis Leucheur said in the chamber of deputies that France plans to import 1 million tons of coal from the United States using a special fleet. He noted France may face the coming winter with concerns over coal supply but could tide over the global coal crisis.
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Paris
Louis Leucheur
Reconstruction
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Chamber
Early Hatch Rates Boost Poultry Vitality and Profits
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article notes that incubator care and early-hatched eggs raise chick vitality leading to stronger growth resistance to disease and insects. Early hatchers yield profitable layers in the winter and eggs from early season show higher percentages.
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United States” Department of Agriculture
Incubator Setup and Egg Handling Guidance
Guidance on preserving and preparing eggs for incubation. Instructions cover selecting medianized eggs, turning daily, storage limits, thorough incubator cleaning, warming and lamp maintenance, removing cobwebs and waste, disinfecting parts, testing eggs after five days, and segregating hatchlings from main stock.
Higher Prices for Capons and Benefits of Caponizing
The article outlines advantages of capons over cockers such as larger size faster growth easier handling higher sale prices and reduced waste in dressing and cooking. An Ohio College of Agriculture expert recommends caponizing late hatched cockerels and marketing after the holidays at six to ten pound weights to boost supply and profits.
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Ohio College of Agricul
Germans Won't Hurry Ratify Peace Pact
Berlin July 2 The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung states that no definite steps have been taken by Germany to ratify the peace treaty quickly. Officials say preliminary questions, especially frontier determinations for coded regions, must be settled first.
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Berlin
Deutsche ‘Aljegeine Zeitung
Germany
Perfect Health By Blood Purity Claims
Ad segment touts a vegetable blood remedy said to purify blood and restore vigor. It markets a tonic with dramatic health promises and urges readers to act quickly to attain “perfect health” through its product.
Quenemo Man Proposes Air Flight Event on Fourth
A. W. Logan of Quenemo sought P C Stewart and Ben Brown for an air flight over Quenemo on the Fourth. He offered a Lawrence man a ride to deliver the address but the plan was dropped as the man preferred to stay with family. Logan also reviewed his Southern department's F A U output, totaling over half a million.
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W. Logan
Quenemo
Ben Brown
Lawrence
Logan
Strange Chinese wedding custom of bacon and sugar
An odd Chinese tradition hangs bacon and sugar on a bride’s sedan chair to ward off demons during her wedding journey. This unusual practice reflects folk beliefs surrounding marriage and protection in traditional ceremonies.
Castori Ria In Use For Over 30 Years
A fragment describes Castori Ria as a fruit or item with a hard shell and sweet interior once cracked. It mentions a tough shell resisting any man, needing a giant hammer of power, and the inner part being the prized meat once freed.
Saint-Saens Prodigy and Local Social Notes
Musings of Martha laments modern businesswomen while praising early rising and hard work. Daily Thought reflects on hope versus servitude and Pasquier Quesnel on zeal. Saint-Saens story notes prodigious musical talent. Mrs. George Chambers and daughter Eleanor Ames of Los Angeles visit City, Pa.
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George Chambers
Eleanor Ames
Los Angeles
Chambers
City
Poultry Rearing Tips and Plans for Southern Project
A reader advises on brooder management for chicks and ducklings, stressing not overcrowding and eight to ten weeks feeding, dry coops, and clean litter. It notes warm weather aids growth and warns against overfeeding. The piece ends mentioning a $75,000,000 plan to be conducted by Southern.
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Southern
Household Tips From Rebecca Foresman and More
A miscellaneous page offers home hacks and culinary hints. It covers stain removal with peroxide, lemon salt for iron, chilling candies for longer burn, beeswax fills for furniture, and garden greens Swiss chard and Chinese cabbage. It also gives cake fillings from pineapple and bananas, and general kitchen advice on boiling water for rice and treating burns.
Nee Meg wet All Men Have Value
Quote by Sameel Johnson asserting every man possesses qualities worth recognizing and applying to deserve well of the world.
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Sameel Johnson
Rights Of Otherw Sacred And The Grand Canyon Mentioned
The piece notes that rights of others cannot be waived and hints at percolators at Parsons jewelry store. It includes a humorous exchange about age and old things. It also references the City Drug Store offering various pipe shapes. It closes with a fact about the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in northern Arizona being 219 miles long 12 to 13 miles wide and over a mile deep.
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Teerty
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Arizona
Pineapple and logatberry story shocks St. Louis paper
A garbled clipping from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports a strange tale of a wrecked genius in a Washington office. The fragment mentions a five man crew, a desperate push, and a comfortable salary that ruined a genius, with implied job loss.
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Pain in the Foot Urged Cure by Anuric Remedy
Anadvertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Anuric as a cure for gout pain and kidney distress. It warns of uric acid buildup, links backache and sleep issues to kidney trouble, and offers free medical advice with a sample request to Buffalo New York. It urges readers to consult a druggist or mail ten cents for trial packets.
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Pierce
Invalider
Buffalo
Headlights Violations Prompt City Prosecution Warning
The city issues a stern warning from Police Chief J H Monroe that glaring headlights are illegal and must be eliminated. Prosecutions will follow disobedience, and the note warns that faulty behavior harms more than the machinery of progress.
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J H. Monroe
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State Historical Society
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