Why Japan Needs American Friendship Now
In a New York World column, Wilmot Lewis argues Japan must reform its Far Eastern policy to win U.S. sympathy. He warns that imperialistic moves in China risk alienating America, urging Japan to honor open-door principles and seek genuine friendship through restraint and open competition.
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Wilmot Lewis
New York World
United States
Germany
Japan
Council Board of the
Onions
China
America
Washington
Far East
John Hay
Ashe
California
Americon
Belgian Gems Sold in New York
A report notes diamonds on sale in Amsterdam Lootden and New York likely looted from Belgium and France. The London Horological Journal describes pieces cut to reveal former jewelry, with many items tied to regions under German occupation. Instances show sales of old jewelry from provinces deprived by German troops and other parts of Europe.
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Amsterdam
France
Belgium
Russia
Roumania
Europe
Platinum Imports and Prices in 1915 16
United States import data show 61 437 ounces of platinum valued at £2 380 470, with 484 ounces in AX484 and a value of $3 158 808. The New York refined platinum price averaged $49.48 per ounce in 1915, fluctuating in 1916 from $42.56 to $101.25 per ounce between August and November.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Engineering and Mining Journal
New York
Family Arrangement In Remark On Sisters Vacations
A Louiville Courier Journal item notes two sisters never travel together due to wardrobe limits. They instead take vacations separately and pool clothes to share outfits.
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Louleville Courier Journal
Depth of Degradation Captured in Ferocious Encounter
A fragmentary report notes a ferocious looking peneepi was captured by a man wearing a device. The damaged text provides few readable details about location or context.
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Rookey
Peneepi
Aro
DRY DIVISION AND DRINKS IN AMERICAN ARMY
Gen John O Ryen of the New York National Guard is cited as one of only two officers to command a division in the United States Army. An address to border troops in France warns alcohol impairs efficiency, causes forgetfulness and quarrels, and could jeopardize military readiness. Leaders debate the risks and duty of officers in enforcing sobriety among soldiers.
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John ¥. O'Ryen
New York National Guard
United States Army
National Guard
Viiyan
France
Boy A Beer Barrel Question Sparks Family Welfare Call
The message argues that a crest factory must close without raw materials from each generation, threatening layoffs and reduced public revenue. It appeals for help by asking which boy will be sent to labor, warning one family must contribute to keep supply and urging action to save workers.
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Crest
Moving for a Day Chicago Prohibition Drive
Chicago is preparing a one day vote on a prohibition question next April. Hey Philip Yarrow, superintendent of the dry laws federation, says the city as the largest ever organized to keep saloons out of business. A special committee will aid workers displaced by the prohibition law, aiming to place ten people per job loss.
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Chicago
Cheaco
Aleo
Ite
Philip Yarrow
Lry Hicego Federation
Significant Sidelines From Dry States On Prohibition Effects
A report highlights infant shoe sales rising in a maba store during the first weekend of dry rule and continued gains in weeks two and three. A department manager recalls a drinker husband spending half his weekly earnings on liquor, while the wife saves $25 and buys $11 of needed cooking utensils. Dr. Edward Martin urges selective conscription to remove rum, arguing training should prepare men for army, navy, or munitions work.
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Nehenskas
Maba
Edward Martin
University of Pennsylvania
Prohibition Advocates Link Liquor Laws to Military Fitness
Wayne B Wheeler argues for American Blood Society that sober voters strengthen military readiness. He claims voting wet harms draft fairness by sending fit men to war while drink disqualifies others. Prohibition increases capable recruits and equalizes service eligibility.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
A. 8. S. of America
Western Canada New Tax Relief Sparks Landowner Protests
Owners of uncultivated lands in Western Canada protest not taxed while cultivation yields higher profits. Provinces push settlers to cultivate or improve land. many owners offer easy payment terms to transfer land. Wheat yields remain strong with profitable returns, prompting Americans to explore Western Canada as a prime farming opportunity. January trade and migration hints indicate farmers plan to move as markets and conditions favor acquisition and settlement.
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Western Canada
Tng
Canada
United States
Wiest
Western Canadas
Uncanny War Prep Comment Sparks Minnesota Farm Scene
Representative Prear of Minnesota claims Germany’s forty years of war preparation are uncanny. Farmers at a Minnesota general store discuss potato crop damage from pests, noting bags ripped and crops eaten in days. A seed house drummer references examining seed purchases before planting, highlighting market concerns.
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Germany
Minnesota
La Creole Hair Dressing Ad Promises Restored Lutre
Ad touts La Creole Hair Dressing to revitalize gray or harsh hair for a restored beauty and luster priced at one dollar. The piece also notes President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor opposing women being used in war work.
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Gompera
Gompers
The
American Federation of Labers
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