Armistice Signaled and Kaiser Abdicated Across War’s End
The News recalls the armistice signing of 1918 and Kaiser Wilhelm II’s abdication amid German revolutions. Crowds in Frederick celebrated as echoes of the war’s end spread, with extra editions, proclamations, and nationwide ceasefire notices.
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Tallow Dips in Denmark Reported By Normal Anderson
Denmark faces a severe kerosene and electricity shortage for isolated farms. Normal Anderson from Copenhagen cites limited fuel and the acetylene lamp trend, noting a 150 lamp market by year end and a Danish government purchase of 600 tons of tallow for candles.
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William C Jenkins Kidnapped In Puebla Bandits Ransom
The American consular agent William C Jenkins at Puebla Mexico was abducted by bandits and held for a ransom of 100000 dollars. A Kansas City Star clipping notes amused remarks from Jimpson Junction and mentions self protection in travel. An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and digestion with claims of appetite and bowel movement improvements.
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