Peace Efforts Cited By Hoover On Europe Finance After Peace
Paris reports Herbert Hoover, head of the interallied food commission, says peace will end economic delirium in Europe and only larger nations may need aid to resume work. He outlines US credit needs, currency reorganizations, and private loans, noting several states may be self supporting while others face import challenges. He cautions on possible political revolutions but says red terror and destruction have been mitigated with peace.
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Austria Accepts Terms to End Hapsburg Rule at St Germain
Vienna envoy Renner states Austria will work for peace on the terms handed by the Allies within fifteen days. The conference at St Germain opened with Clemenceau presiding as Allied leaders outlined the peace for Austria, which will become the Republic of Austria and lose its imperial binds.
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Nicaragua to Get Protection From US Naval Guard
Washington reports a substantial US naval presence ready to defend Nicaragua against a potential Costa Rican invasion. No action is expected until the State Department finishes its ongoing investigation.
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Guerilla Warfare in Paris Report on Ireland Clash
Irish American delegates Walsh and Dunne forward a report to President Wilson on Ireland. They claim daily clashes between Irish volunteers and British army forces occur, signaling a broader warlike effort amid Ireland’s struggle for independence.
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Anarchist bombs strike public officials homes in multiple cities
Washington reports bombs aimed at officials including Attorney General Palmer and Senator Swanson. In New York Judge Charles Nott Jr and others are targeted with fatal and nonfatal blast injuries across several cities. Police and Secret Service tighten security as radicals strike nationwide.
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New York
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NAMES OF UNUSUAL MEATS IN HISTORIC MENU LIST
A list of unusual meats labeled fancy meats includes beef brains sheep brains pork brains lamb fries beef fries calf feet pork feet calf heads lamb heads pork heads calf livers veal livers beef livers porkers lamb livers beef melts pork melts and other odd cuts. The text notes these meats are said to be more nourishing with laboratory tests cited for liver protein compared to beef.
Chipmunks and Red Squirrels In A Playful Chase
John Burroughs describes chipmunks playing tag nature, with one jump home and swift evasions. He also observes two red squirrels in a game of tag among interlaced branches, each quickly evading the other as they move through the trees.
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