War debts and global finance stir American hopes and fears
An analysis in The Journal argues the United States can shoulder postwar debt with strong productivity, noting per capita interest burdens, global comparisons, and the nation’s role as the world’s leading debtor. It cautions against pessimism amid economic unease and outlines the era’s financing landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popiiaber
Exyses
Msnapios Saiter
Lee
Amacth
Muscatine
Exatt Daily Journal
Tor Warkli
P. Pasir
Eviltar
Geo
S Peentoren
Averr Busin
Nambar
Aviiterbir Rbhpursentatives
Chiceta—Cone
Unranarn & Woods Man
Bulame
New
Pirennana Weoothenn
Bronewick Building
Kanear City
Cone
Lorenzen Ok Woodman
Gambul
Detroit
Lorenzen & Woodman
Free Prem
Atlanta
Tone
Lobanzum de Woodman
Eine
Aterivan
Prucans
Evo
Momenteia
United States
Tommun Foo
Fehl
Taclo Sam
New Zealand
Prine
Portugal
Argentina
Spain
Union of South Africa
Bungary
Bingerky
Wayne
Germany
Creech
Holland
Roumania
All Wasland
Gual Fh
Bator
Ubi
Mae
Parrlican
Dhousnane
President Wilson's Appeal Reaches Congress for Urgent Action
The president calls Congress to urgent action on relief and policy, urging swift passage of measures. Officials report emphasis on relief funds, economic stabilization, and coordinated federal support. Public attention centers on timing and potential impact of proposed programs.
Proclamation Endorses Wilson War Unity and Duty
A presidential proclamation extols Wilson as a strong leader guiding America toward war. It condemns Germany as global menace, lauds mobilization of men, money, and munitions, and pledges nationwide resolve to defend democracy. It frames war aims as defense of freedom, urging all citizens to support the President and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Germany
Ibs
Austritt
Hungary
Great Britain
France
United States
Nationa Te Starvaton
Raauh
Biih
Toe
Wilson
Tyes
Austria
Ville Ane
Wrance
Wao
The Evening Story by Peter Grede
In a crowded private office Mriee Spencer awaits a crucial arrival as misadventure and a missing rubber lead to comic misunderstandings. A secretary Geordie Grant interrupts with a joke while Spencer clutches a note about locating a woman who lost a rubber and boarded a Belt car, sparking more confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Grege
McClure Newsnewer Syndicate
Spencer
Kri
Owe
Eric Spencer
Spencer's
Geordie
Grant
Geordi
Brie
Georgia
Tyte
The Rubber and the Paper at Wille's Club
A club meeting turns to a prank story about a driver named Geordie Oran and Eric, leading to a revelation when a girl retrieves a rubber and a written note. The note hints at brilliant advertising copy, prompting Brie Spencer to seek a new ad writer for a special department. The woman returns with her rubber, and Brie confronts the odd items, realizing the note may be his next big find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geordie
Eric
Aliss Cincerella
Ierig
Grant
Ceordia
Wille
Sud
Terie
Tomance
Wily
Tiktle
Geordia
Big
Brie
Mr Spencer
Shea
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments
A reader testimonial from Downey Iowa touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as curing nervousness back pain and hot flashes. The ad claims the herbal tablet has non alcoholic ingredients and lists mail order details from the Buffalo Institute for a trial package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sand 10 Ata, To Dr. Pierce
Lavaligu’ Hotel
Suinf Eléal Institute
Buffalo
Oria
Reminiscences of Long Ago and Local Notices
A collage of 50 and 40 year items including store closing agreement at 3 pm for most business houses, marriages in West Liberty and West Auterty, a Methodist church expansion meeting, and election of town officers. The column blends social notices, religious events, and reminiscences with stray anecdotes from daily life and a short advertisement writer story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agres
J. M. Burnett
Silver+horn, & Co
Jock & Hros
Pratt & Go
Dunsmore & Chambers
Jne Koberla
Jacob Miseh
Charlies Keserler
Underwood? & Colman
H. Morrison
Issac Netdig
Garrettson & Shock Rowe & Williams
Herian & Townsend
Charles and
W. R. Stone
Joseph Sykes
George O. Mahan
Whicher & Thompson
Jerome Crocler
Ymatg AG
Worthednes
Aly
Are You a Prisoner By Tra S. Wile
Thousands of men and women in every country are prisoners in prisons and related institutions. The author argues crime stems from social neglect and physical or mental disabilities, calling for reform through prevention, education, and character development to free individuals from their internal and societal imprisonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra S. Wile, m
Moitar- American Medicine
City Board of Education
Physien Hars
Bia
Garden of Allah Masterpiece Shown at ReMuse Theatre
A review notes Garden of Allah presented at ReMuse Theatre, praised as an achievement in motion picture photography. Los Angeles Times lauds its strong characterization, excellent photography, and atmospheric environment, calling it one of the most interesting recent Quin.nz feature draws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Selige
Soast
Voast
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Galle
Auan
Quinn
Child injured after street car strike in city
Seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Clymer A Coldien suffered severe injuries when hit by a rapidly moving street car. Witnesses report the accident occurred near Smalley Avenue as the child was accompanied by his aunt, the child’s guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer A. Coldien
Mra
Shanmo
Em Smalley
The Garden of Allah on Screen Praised by Critics
The Los Angeles Express lauds the film as a vivid romantic portrayal by Hichens adapted for the screen. It praises scenic desert sequences, a competent cast, sustained suspense, and strong drama, claiming the cinematic rendering surpasses the stage version and stirs deep emotion with exquisite splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Hichens
Angeles Tritan
Allah
Los Angeles
Selig Nes
Garden of Allah
Untitled quote fragment sparks fuss in local town
A fragmentary remark from Mrs. Peford Moots rasps a tense mood as she scolds others for their conduct. The snippet hints at a confrontation and town tensions without clear context or events.
Sixty Apply for Officers School at Camp Dodge
Sixty applicants, including young graduates and former students of Town University, signed for admission to the third training call for prospective officers to open at Camp Dodge on January 5. Capt A C Wright, commandant at WW L, was told by the U S War Department that an examining board will convene Monday, December 10 to review candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down City
Ja. Dee
Binny Young
Unclear Abductor Case Yields No Clues, Officials Say
In Johnson County and nearby areas officials report no trace of a would be abductors. The collision of names includes State Representative Will Suvat and Marengo County Attorney Steve Fy. Authorities say eight to ten occupants may have been involved, but no solid lead has emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawa
Dee 7
Johnson County
Laws
Mitty Ten Coust
Dad Ahtor
Foreyer
Will G. Suuat
Lince
Nervousness and Blues Suppressed by Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Rost of Sage Avenue Washington Park Ohio writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills restored her health after female troubles backache nervous spells and constant worry. She credits the remedies with renewing her youth and asks others to write for free medical advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tyna B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Urcey i
Eapherig
Dekula
Hubber
Mormox
Tootor Pierce
Marv
Dr. Flerew
Sina
Atria Mote Downey
Sears
Harry Stalen
Mr. Welton
Starling, I
Cochette
Tranry
Sterling
Charles Franz
Ispeaker
Christ Klopp
Apeshor
Mulis
Aratture Texcher
Jos. Michelman
Lenehory
Theo, Grosshaim
Joan Buta
Charles Melching
R. Kinkhouse
John Wirtalan
Janiar
Tarney Schmidt
Opera
George Volger
Yeans Agh
Denver
Cole
Senmual
Hemecare
Galery
Ike
Hric
Geordie Crent
Cinderela
Nice
By Allman
Dan Doe
Pansy
Weley
Mercy
Gan
Mes Hicsias
Gemuins