Wilson May Urge Allies to Join in Peace Movement
Washington reports the federal trade commission reopened hearings on rising news print paper prices. Fact findings from American and Canadian mills show no cost rise in the first half of 1916 vs 1915, with lower selling expenses and higher profits per ton. Production and imports rose, domestic supply up 17 percent from 1915, but deliveries kept stocks down despite increased output.
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Pipe design misread as a dry smoke method
A fragment describes a new pipe where the tobacco is loaded from the stem side and draft is produced by a hole on top of the bowl. The text hints at a practical smoking method but lacks context or confirmation of success.
German peace overture loosens US restraint on mediation
Washington reports Germany signaled willingness to discuss terms for lasting peace, potentially prompting the United States to transmit the proposal through mediation. President Wilson may act delicately to gauge Allied response while keeping options secret, with Colonel House possibly reengaged and no public comment yet.
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