Dreaming header sparks Fag Day tribute in Kansas City Star front
The Kansas City Star front page lauds a Fag Day for returning soldiers sparked by a dream header. Jay House in Philadelphia spreads his act via Constant Readers as PALA boosts dividends from old routines. The piece questions German terms and notes 100000 Federation invaders in DC numbered only 6000.
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The
Kansas City Star
Jay House
Second Thought
Philadelphia
Pala
Vickers Vimy Wins London Mail Prize After Overseas Flight
The Vickers Vimy crew completed the first real over seas flight on Saturday. Despite limited publicity due to the NC 4 flight and Harry Hawker's dramatic attempt, they secure the London Daily Mail prize of 50 006 dollars.
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Harry Hawker
London Daily Mail
Britons and Americans Pioneered Long Distance Flight
The passage credits a team of British and American aviators for guiding a plane across the Atlantic using their own ingenuity. It asserts historical recognition for their pioneering role in long distance flight.
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Atlantic
What Price of the League Covenant Becomes Public
An editorial argues the price and secrecy surrounding the League of Nations Covenant. It contends Germany must be included, warns against excluding Berlin, and asserts the covenant is misrepresented as a preventive of war. It praises European resolve to bind Germany to peace terms and urges open voluntary association of free nations.
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Germany
Ermany
League of Nations
Paris
League
Association of Free Nations
Washington Pos
Wilson and war aims clash over Fourteen Points
The article argues against framing AEF battles as for the Fourteen Points. It states American soldiers did not fight for removal of economic barriers open navigation or openly arrived covenants. It critiques Wilson’s stance and his travels to Versailles.
Wilsons Fourteenth Point Shapes World Agenda At Paris
Providence Journal blasts Wilson for treating the fourteenth point as vital above peace, saying the idea obsesses him and drives him to push Europe and America. It notes the Paris Conference finally adopts a declaration embodying the idea, despite delay and embarrassment to peace talks.
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Europe
America
Wilson
League of Nations
Providence Journal
Good Roads Call For Action On Learnard Avenue
The writer urges a southbound drive on Learnard avenue from the Warren Henley property to inspect the 1600 and 1700 blocks. The public complains of unsanitary conditions and stagnant water, criticizing the street's state near the city.
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Learnard Avenue
Warren Henley
Notable anniversaries and events span centuries
A reading of dated items lists notable anniversaries and events: John Churchill dies in 1650, an 1819 deadly Kutch earthquake, 1843 Count von Wittgenstein’s death, 1866 Austria declares war on Prussia, 1806 Bremmond Castle wreck with 240 dead, 1915 Lloyd George’s munition oath, 1917 Pershing and Pelain talks.
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John Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Hein
Kutch
India
Count von Wittengenstein
Arshal
Napoleon
Austria
Abbott
Cape Colony
Bremmond Castle
David LloydeGorge
Chamber of Deputies
Gen. Pershing
Pelain
Today’s notable birthdays in brief
Gustav V of Sweden born in Stockholm 61 years ago. Arthur Meighen born at St. Marys Ontario 45 years ago. Sir Charles Allen born 54 years ago for introducing blue marble to England. Dr. Joseph Swain of Swarthmore College born Pendleton Indiana 62 years ago. Bishop Cornelius Van de Ven born in Holland 54 years ago.
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Gustav V
Sweden
Stockholm
Arthur Meighen
St. Mary’s
Ont
Charles Allen
England
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
Pendleton
Indiana
Cornelius van de Ven
Alexandria
Holland
Remembering Lieut William H Barter Author of My Flag and My Boy
Lieut William H Barter author of My Flag and My Boy was killed in an automobile accident after returning from a patriotic address. The Page Company announces his sudden death and offers the book as a tribute, noting his service on Governor McCall's staff and his prominence as an attorney. The volume was completed and ready for autographing before his departure for foreign service.
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William H. Barter
Foreign Service
Page Comston
Page Company
William H. Porter
Parter
America
Barter
McCall
Performances Highlight Hamilton and Star Trains at Bowersock
Late stage and screen star Hamilton adds another success with Full of Pep at the Bowersock on Monday. Ann Little leads Square Deal Sanderson at the Bowersock Tuesday and Wednesday, while Rex Beach's The Crimson Gardenia and Dickens curiosity shop dramas play later in the week. May Allison headlines at the Bowersock on Saturday with Wiede mann's ice cream promotion.
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Hamilton
Hiarmilton
Allison
Beatrice
Johnny
William S. Hart
Ann Little
Nart
New Mexico
Square Deal Sanderson
Billi Hart
Charles Dickens
BRN
Crimson
Goldwyn
Bowrrock
Dickens
Rex Beach
Papa la Forge
Curiosity Shop
Nell
May Allison
Metro
Bowersock Theater
Miss Allison
Georgia
New York
Varsity Theater
Dorothy Dalton
Miss Dalton
Wood in Demand and Substitutes Sought for Boxwood
The article notes scarce boxwood from Turkey and other regions drives Wisconsin forest products lab to seek substitutes. It lists alternative woods such as birdwoods and related species like cherry laurel and honeysuckle, with several regional names and uses for engravings and inlays.
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Turkey
Forest Products Laboratory
Wisconsin
Arkatisies
The Astrologer Tripped on Pride in Fateful Walk
An astrologer boasts of vast starry knowledge while walking. He ignores wiser voices and praises himself, trips, falls, and remains stuck, as a public tale unfolds in Jesup's Pibles.
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Tony
Jesup
Origins of the Angles and Anglo Saxons in England
The Angles or Engles led early settlement from Schleswig Holstein into England, outlasting the Saxons. The Angles became dominant, giving name to England as Engle evolved into England and the people to Anglo-Saxon.
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Engles
Schleswig-Holstein
England
Britain
Engle
Pimples and Skin Eruptions Warn of Bad Blood
An old style advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood tonic to cleanse the blood and improve skin eruptions. It claims the remedy revitalizes red blood cells, increases flow, and relieves dull sensations, urging readers to obtain S. S. S. from a druggist or seek expert advice at a listed laboratory.
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S. S
Swit Laboratory
Avanta Ga Gr
Pastor Frank Jennings Sends Greeting From France to Church
A message dated May 16, 1919 from The Rev. Frank Jennings, serving with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, was read to the First Baptist Church congregation. He expresses warm personal regards, recalls members and students, and says he hopes to reunite with them soon while keeping them in his prayers.
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First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
France
Peep
University
Haskell
Kansas Flags Grow To Ten With Five Units, Six More Sought
The Kansas adjutant general's office now lists ten battle standards representing five units including the 353rd All Kansas regiment of the 89th division and the 137th All Kansas regiment of the 11th division. To complete the collection, standards from the 117th ammunition train of the 42nd Rainbow division, the 110th engineers, and the 139th infantry are sought, with most members believed to be Kansans.
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Kansas
Topeka
Adjutant General’s Office
353Rd
All-Kansas Regiment
89Th Division
National Army
137Th All-Kansas
National Guards
110Th
110Th Field Signal Battalion
35Th
Adjutant General
117Th
42Nd Rainbow Division
110Th Engineers
139Th Infantry
United States
California apricot pits yield valuable products during wartime
California supplies about 7,000 tons of apricot pits with home chemists reportedly extracting $200 worth of materials per ton. War disruptions cut pit prices from $45 to two-thirds of that, and products include a substitute olive oil, bitter oil from apricot kernels, a cooking fat, and an American brandy derivative.
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California
Europe
Shoes Bring Family Tension After Shopping Trip
Kathleen protests her sister Doris opening a package of shoes bought on approval. Kathleen insists the shoes stay closed while Doris’s curiosity sparks a family moment. Timms and a grandmother furlough are referenced alongside W. J. Wyatt traveling to Ottawa this morning.
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Katleen
Reunier
Kathleen
Doris
Zemo Promises Clear Skin with 35 Cent Bottle
Advertises Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid for skin trouble relief. Claims removal of pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ring worn and promises clear healthy skin. Sold at drug stores 35c or a dollar for extra large bottle from The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Tanlac Moves to New Home in Dayton Laboratory Expansion
One of the nation's largest pharmaceutical plants has opened in Dayton Ohio to manufacture Tanlac. The six story 60 000 square foot facility features private rail service, sterile bottling by UV light, and a daily capacity of 36 000 bottles as Tanlac expands for global sales while maintaining strict quality control through expert inspections.
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United States
Dayton
Ohio
Taniac
Tanlac
Union
Canada
Dominion
Windsor
Atlanta
Gerogia
Fourth National Bank
Daily Thought on Cookery as Noble Art
A reflective remark likens cookery to an art and noble defense, describing cooks as beetlemen in a period voice. The line emphasizes elevated status of culinary craft and its guardians.
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Burton
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Arec Focal News
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Bureau of Circulations
Lawrance
Lawrence
Weyl
American Federation
Washington
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Journal- World
Orlane
Italy
Switzerland
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Vanity
Mary
Peggy Doe
Wiedemann’s
Fuiuws
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Universal Car
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Maas
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Farmers State and Savings Bank
Russell Tire Service
BE & Reco
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