Germany Should Pay Rehabilitate Wartime Debt, Says French Leader
M de Verneuil argues Germany must fund reparations to liquidate total war debt, proposing an annuity of about 3.2 million francs yearly. He bases calculations on Helferich’s 1913 economic data and Germany’s wealth, revenues, and armament costs, detailing proposed tax and levy sources to reach the sum.
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Manhattan
Associated Press
Germany
M. de Verneuil
Paris
Official Stockholders Association
Karl Helffer Eh
German Empire
Adye
de Verneuil
Cormany
ANCHO
Eam
Lwg
Neil
de Guiak
Melfferich
Bronce
Medicines That Prove Their Character and Help
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills as high character medicines for numerous ailments. It notes pepsin and iron in Pepticon and explains use before and after meals, while outlining wartime registration procedures for volunteers and officials with emphasis on sworn registrars and timely registration.
Registration Plans for the National Army Drawn Up
Washington outlines civilian led registration for the selective service act with state governors sheriff clerks and local physicians named to run county and city registration under mayoral boards. The plan aims to avoid military enforcement and move quickly to enroll millions for army duty with a federal supervising provost marshal general.
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Washington
War Department
Gener
April Weather in Kansas Brings Dust Storms and Heavy Rain
Kansas logged a varied April with western dust storms and killing frosts while eastern counties soaked ground with rain. The month saw below normal temperatures and one of the cloudiest Aprils on record, yet overall moisture benefited crops with wheat greening and barley and oats showing growth.
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Kansas
Topeka
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Concordia
Smith Center
Colby
Amdo
Gats
Bartey
Alfiattn
McNish Bottling Works Water Order Ad
Customer requests aerated distilled water from McNish Bottling Works. Email or phone contact listed as Phoneg 198 with a note reading -aae ae.
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McNish Bottling Works
What to Do in Each Month Utilize Vacant Lots for Vegetables
Prepared in Washington by UK experts of the National Emergency Food Garden Commission. WHAT TO DO IN APRIL Transplant rate in April tomato pepper and eggplant from plant frame to garden. Red sweet potato in plant frame. Sow celery seed in plant frame. Transplant annual flowers into borders. Plant summer flowering bulbs. Plant beets Swiss chard kohlrabi carrots parsnips salsify corn cucumbers melons squash okra. Sow alyssum cosmos wignunette nasturtium in flower borders. Keep soil mellow between rows. Spray for insects. Plan disposal of crops. Care for lettuce in hotbed. Care for sweet potato plants to plant frame. Sow brassica roots in plant fruit. Plant corn pumpkins. Harvest and replant promptly. WHAT TO DO IN JUNE Transplant sweet potato plants from plant frame to garden. Sow tomato cabbage and collard seeds in plant frame for fall crop. Sow early June tomatoes late June cabbage and collards. Sow hardy perennials in hot beds. Shade plants with screen from scrap. Transplant hardy perennials in seed bed six to twelve inches apart. Plant corn. Prune spring flowering shrubs and vines after bloom. Plant dahlia roots. Spray for insects and harvest and replant promptly. WHAT TO DO IN JULY Transplant Brussels sprouts from plant frame to garden. Plant Irish potatoes beans corn carrots and rutabaga. Spray for insects and plant diseases. Arrange for a canning demonstration.
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Washington
National Emergency Food Garden Commission
American Forestry Association
Washington Creek Daily Family Notices and Local Business
Mr and Mrs Welsh welcomed a daughter born Wednesday evening May 2. Local visits include Mr Hichaels and baby from Overbrook with Mr and Mrs Williams. Mrs Flora Neal of Lawrence and Mrs Bell of Lake City visited their daughter Mrs Banks. Cattle sales involved Mr Williams selling twenty Hereford head shipped last Thursday. Shown shipments include Thome and Nichols sending cattle to Kansas City last Monday. Bert Wilson delivered a wheat load to town for Mr Williams. John Dunn is repainting his house. Mrs Ellis Bond tended to Mrs Welsh and the baby. Miss Sheets stays with them. Lawrence visitors Mr and Mrs Gray and Florence and Mrs Simons visited last Monday. Charlie Longanecker returned to work after a weather-related layoff. The Bowens and Inez visited relatives in Kansas City last Sunday. Fidelity Art Advertising of Kansas City photographed farm views in the area last Monday. Ben Mohler and Hugo Schellhorn called at John Banks Monday morning. Mark Moet and Lewis Beck of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs Henry Beck last weekend. Kessler Williams spent the weekend with Uncle Roger Williams. Grandmother Tobler and Miss Baldwin attended church at Valley Chapel. Miss Marie Tanning visited Mr and Mrs Clark Longanecker Saturday night and Sunday. Willis Isunn and Mrs bearing out plans with Henry. Witter Boyd, Willis Dunn and Beck spent the day hauling. Word from Wakari indicates weather delays may have postponed plans. John Banks attended Sunday at Lone School. Aviators Lost Newport News refers to aviation incidents near Newport News and related trainers and instructors at Atlantic stations. Carey Ge Eppes of Newport News is mentioned.
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Welsh
George Hichaels
Overbrook
Roger Williams
Flora Neal
Lawrence
FE. M. Bell
Lake City
Jows
John Banks
Mr. Banks
John Gray
Florence
Clara Simons
Charlie Longanecker
Schvllhorn
Harry Bowens
Inez
Ching
Kansas City
Fidelity Art Advertising Company
Kan City
Ben Mohler
Hugo Schellhorn
Mark Moet
Lewis Beck
Biter
Henry Beck
Kessler Williams
John Tobler
Grandma Tobler
Miss Baldwin
Valley Chapel
Marie Tanning
Clark Longanecker
Willis Isunn
Henry
Banning
Witter Boyd
Willis Dunn
Mr Beck
Lone Stu
August Garden Plans and Seedling Transplants
The note outlines transferring collard cabbage and celery seedlings from a plant frame to the garden in August. It lists lettuce endive and beans beets parsley and turnips among crops to plant, with some misspellings indicating garden tasks.
September Garden Tasks For Lettuce And Roots
In September transplant lettuce and endive in the garden frame. Sow lettuce endive and cabbage seeds in the frame. Rent cuttings of roses phioti aplynach kair mustard white radish carrots olives pon to crimson clover.
Spinach: A Favorite Greens Crop For Home Gardens
Spinach is urged for every home gardener as a reliable greens crop. In Norfolk Virginia area winter greens are cut when fields are unfrozen, while north of Norfolk autumn planting with straw or leaves can overwinter. Seed level guidance and sowing rates provided, with emphasis on rich loam and single harvest removal to foster later plants.
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Gardenara
Norfolk
Unclear fragments outline a social or medical note
Fragmentary text references cement, a friend, phones and doctors with limited commentary. Mentions women and a pejorative tone. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a factual record.
Relief for corns and calluses promised with new treatment
An advertorial style piece touts a Cincinnati discovery called fretzone claiming painless removal of hard and soft corns and bottom-foot calluses. It urges applying multiple coats for quick looseness and peeling, then notes ongoing pain during initial icing and claims complete relief after treatment.
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