Venizelos Pushes Greek Aid and World War Reflections
Greek Premier Venizelos praised American generosity toward Greek refugees and noted prior aid to Belgium Poland and Serbia. He warned that U S restraint could weaken influence abroad while urging broad relief for 300000 Balkan homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
M. Venizelos
Servia
Associated Press
Greece
Menizelos
America
William Hammond
New York
American Mercy and Relief Committee
Europe
M Venizelos
Belgium
Poland
Balkans
We Have Been Central in the Mexican Problem
The essay critiques U S policy toward Mexico noting repeated interference with Mexican affairs from arms to diplomacy. It claims the United States has been a constant, indecisive force shaping the revolution, claiming virtue but acting with pride and mixed motives while professing to defend Mexican dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Slang and old school talk in a ballroom scene
A mother watches her daughter be courted in a ballroom as slang phrases and stagey humor reflect changing speech. The piece recalls Teddy Roosevelt and political chaff, noting shifts from genteel manners to sharper public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nix
Paviona
Kidder
Teddy Roosevelt
President Wilson calls Civil War a miracle of the spirit
The piece quotes President Wilson describing the Civil War as unique and a healing, reunion among North and South. It reflects on understanding between regions, the contrast with Europe, and the lingering but medicable scars of the conflict as remembrances fade into a cheerful past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Cemetery Ridge
Pickett
Heth
Webb
Emmitsburg
Europe
Locust Plague Strikes Palestine Amid War Strain
The text notes grasshoppers spreading across Judes in May after eggs hatched, with towns enforcing forty four pounds of eggs per male and villagers digging eggs on alternate days. Despite measures, crops and orchards suffered. olive and grape regions faced severe damage, leaving lowlands desertlike and olive oil and wine taxes impacting peasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Judea
Belgium
Poland
France
Judes
Joel
Jerusalem
Europe
Public Parks and Monuments Awe Readers at Albion
A discussion on mail order competition notes merchants rely on printer's ink to lure patrons. A D A R meeting features a wide survey of national parks Yellowstone Yosemite and Mount Rainier with vivid descriptions of landscapes glaciers forests and towering geology deeming them American treasures and urging public appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Register
D. Y. McMullen
Charles Dudley Warner
America
Nime
Europe
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Mount Ranier
Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone Lake
North America
Grand Canyon
Yosemite National Park
California
el Capitan
Glacier Dome
Yosemite Valley
Sequoia and Grant Parks Highlight Ancient Giants
The article extols Sequoia and General Grant National Parks highlighting the giant trees. It notes the vast size and age of the sequoias including the General Sherman and Lincoln trees and the George Washington Tree. It cites 175000 dollars in current year appropriations and explains public lands are retained by the Federal Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sygate National Parks
Rockies
John Mut
R. B. Marshall
Sequoia National Park
Yosemite
United States
General Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
General Grant National Park
Gen. Grant
George Washington
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Utah
Congress
Southern Business Opposes Underwood Tariff With War Nears
Business leaders in the South warn the Underwood tariff harms industry and demand tariff protection after the war. They cite cotton and wool imports rising sharply and urge a return to protective policies as advocated by McKinley and Dingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Baltimore Manufacturers’ Record
Great Southern Industrial, Railroad and Financial Weekly
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
McAdoo
Carolina Fruit and Truckers’ Journal
Wilmington
N. C
Local Clipping Mentions Casey Miller Denamed Wednesday
Fragmented OCR note references Casey Miller and a Wednesday event in St. Grawd Florida with unclear context from The Banners Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Casey
The
Banners Times
Mélis
Miller Denamed
Ednesday
St. Grawd
Florida
Spend
Panama Pacific expo trip and local notices
Readable text notes a Monday trip to the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco by Mr. and Mrs. Huston and others. It records the death of Mrs. Harriet Clark aged 83 at her son Morri Clark’s home on North Street. Also mentions travels of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Henry David party, plus a wedding in October at the M E parsonage H W McPherson officiating Caress of Elnora and Miss Golden G Huber.
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Harry Huston
San Francisco
Harriet Clark
Morri Clark
North Sth Street
CG. A. Kennedy
Columbus
Ohio
Henry David
Disie Stults
Missouri
Kansas
Prrs
M. E. Parsonage
H. W. McPherson
W.ss Co Caress
Elnora
Ind
Golden G. Huber
Disinfection Practices for Outbreaks in Animal Premises
Guidance on thorough cleaning and chemical disinfection to halt contagious diseases in stables. Includes cleaning, replacing decayed wood, earth floors, manure handling, and spraying with cresol solutions or bichloride of mercury under veterinary supervision. Stables should have ample light and drainage to reduce bacterial growth.
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Pers Son
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Marshall Herald
Charles Scott
Marshall
Llinoc
Latin America
Mexico
Frank O Lowden
Lowden
Chicago Tribune
Sinissippi Farm
Oregon
Hil
Thompson
Illinois
Tribune
Col Lowden
Mount Ranier National Park
Seattle
Tacoma
Mt Ranier
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
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