U.S. Financier Aid From Foreign Cash for Liberty Loan Interest
Foreign governments and the Victory Loan are helping the United States cover Liberty Loan interest. Britain France and Italy owe the United States large sums and pay annual interest, offsetting some of the US tax burden. The total interest due is about 1.14 billion dollars, with payments negotiated on strong security to ease taxation for Uncle Sam.
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Ee Suu
Abnost Opeef
Liberty U
Sam
Jurlichais Everdie
Inter
Great Britain
United States
France
Iaaly
Germany Faces Massive Indemnity After War Losses
The article argues for a large Allied indemnity on Germany totaling about 120 billion, with France seeking an immediate 5 billion payment and other Allies presenting drafts. It frames the settlement as a just claim for damages, not loot, and notes the debt would be financed by a victory loan rather than easy public funding.
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Gompa
Germany
Frances
Berksman Answers Gow-Horse Question and Tire Invention
A Berks man explains horse and cow race habits linking defense instincts to ancestors. The piece also covers William Troast of Lancaster with a tire tread insert patent to extend tire life. Berwick council discusses ousting its entire police force in a dramatic meeting.
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Winsted, Conn
Philadelphia
Wilson G. Larig
Temple
Herks
William I. Troast
Lancaster
Berwick
Soldier writes from Germany 1919 shows cheer and camraderie
Corp Lloyd Rader describes life with the Army of Occupation in March 1919. He notes improved entertainments and cantines, friendly German hosts, and plentiful food. He remarks on Prussian foes and healthy German children while detailing daily routines and plans to return home.
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Germany
New Use for Movie Cameras At Solar Eclipse
During the last summer's eclipse Professor Frost of Yerkes Observatory used a movie camera to photograph the outflash of reversed spectral lines at totality. By starting the film before the flash the elusive Imnes can be caught, a moment that cannot be precisely predicted.
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Professor Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Free Tickets Postponed by Record Advertising Scheme
The Record's plan to give away free tickets to the picture show is postponed for a month due to measles quarantines. The program will resume once the quarantine is lifted. merchants praise the progressive scheme.
Home workmanship cited as moral standard in typewriter piece
An essay contrasts the home mechanic who rebuilds a typewriter with a mail order seller. The home craft preserves quality and fosters community trust, while careless out-of-town repair fades in service. Buy from those who aim to please, not deceive, the Lititz area merchants listed.
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Army of Occupation
N. A
Junland
Wen
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Betty
Royal Baking Powder
Royal Cook Book
Royal Baking Powder CO
Dept. H
William Street
New York
Fio
Harry B. Herr
S. Broad St
Lititz, PA
U.S
Berksman
Corp
Lloyd A
Radhr
Etter1
M.o.Merker
Wm. M. Amer
R. E. Adams Restaurant and Confectionery
Main Street
Walter H. Buch
Gents’ Furnisher
I. H. Doster
Elmer E. Eby
H. P. Gingrich & Co
W. B. Gochnauer
W. M. Grube
S. M. Huber
Geo. L. Hepp Jeweler
Optician
Eastman Kodaks
Lititz Springs
Nat’l Bank
Farmers National Bank
Keller Bread and Cakes
Spruce St
Lititz Clothing
M. B. Comms
Prop
John F. Longenecker
Chevrolet
Long & Co
D. A. Long
Lititz
L. N. Meyer
Rexall
Lititz Record
Noah A. Trimmer
Rudy
H.R. Wertsch
C. S. Zartman Groceries and Green Goods
W.H. Muth & Co
Longenecker’s
Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Company
Cocoa and Chocolate
S. C. Hassler Model Bread and Cakes
J. B. Young & Son
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