Americans Lager to Go to Levees Bombard Ambassador
A. Americans Lager is dispatched to attend levee duties amid protests over ambassador George Harvey. The commission faces criticism for handling admission to royal receptions.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
2
A. Americans Lager is dispatched to attend levee duties amid protests over ambassador George Harvey. The commission faces criticism for handling admission to royal receptions.
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The reader describes a jumble of kitchen topics and recipes. Mentions honey ginger srapa and a cake style bake, plus scattered notes on cooking steps, ingredients, and a curious list of items from a pantry. The fragmentary text hints at a column detailing recipes and household tips with period language.
Washington reports that the War Finance Corporation has outstanding loans totaling 237 million dollars at the end of the fiscal year, with 53 million used for exports and 319 million for agricultural and live stock purposes since January 1921. Details from Managing Director Eugene Meyer show prior totals at resume and subsequent advances, with repayments totaling about 18.0 million across various loan categories to banking institutions livestock companies and exporters.
Suspected prisoner Sieh Renke waited in court when he slipped out to fetch a drink. Police who pursued found him back in custody. Judge Martin noted the misstep but gave a short sentence of days for information gathering and to maintain order.
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An OCR fragment discusses operations and a sum of 47,055,000 allocated to agricultural and livestock loans. It also remarks that Russian women have a reputation for being born politicians and diplomats, reflecting a gendered perception in political aptitude.
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