World Briefs Mixed with Flashes of War and Politics
The note highlights: the armed cruiser Pittsburgh and a destroyer head to the Baltic via Cherbourg to protect U S interests. railcar demand signals a slight wartime shortage. Hog Island shipyard bids soon. July government outlays fall by over 1 5 billion. migration bureau reorganization ordered. deserters under 1 percent. death of Arthur Patriarche former Pere Marquette VP. Tennessee ratifies federal amendment. San Francisco millionaire Mrs Alice Bain dies. coal mine strikes and closures in Timvis and Indiana. Frank Farrington urges no strike. Erwin Bergdoll convicted of desertion. Philadelphia mint coins 601 million. sugar futures in New York. utilities rate debates in Ohio. Muskegon plant explosion. rat-killing week in Kansas. Cox campaigns. Harding schedule. Antwerp track results and Olympic preliminaries. Wilson recognition of Mexican president. Poland gains and Warsaw saved. Bolshevik actions in southern Russia.
Nation Wins Equal Suffrage After Long Campaign
Washington reports the United States has ratified the constitutional amendment granting women the vote, with Washington and Tennessee passing special sessions to confirm ratification. The months-long struggle featured leaders Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Alice Paul guiding the movement toward passage and the creation of the League of Women Voters.
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Cream of Cucumber Soup and Modern Fish Dishes
Preparing a variety of light summer meals, the article describes Cream of Cucumber Soup using cucumber liquor and a cream sauce, eggs a la Bourgeoise with cheese bread, and creamed fish with potatoes. It also covers macaroni with codfish, potato border dishes, and a selection of salads and desserts including Curried Salmon, Currant Pie, Peas and Carrot rings, and Tomato Here d Oeuvre with cottage cheese paste and nut meats.
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Lquor. Mix Thoroughly, Boil Up Once and Serve. Eggs A Ta Bourgeoies
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