Hunger map shows Europe nearing famine danger across nations
An analysis notes Europe faces widespread famine risk with only a few areas like Ukraine and Belgium maintaining sufficient supplies. It urges immediate American food exports, warns famine could trigger revolt and threaten postwar peace, and highlights nations most at risk and those with open ports able to receive aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ukraine
Belgium
France
Serbia
United States
America
Commission For Relief
Germany
England
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Poland
Baltic
Finland
Bohemia
Roumania
Montenegro
Greece
Albania
Maly
Switzerland
Bulgaria
Turkey
Fragmented Message Board Notes and Public Notices
A jumble of ephemera covers marriage memoriams, charity appeals, and political opinion. Items reference World War I era veterans, the Red Cross, and tariff debates urging protective measures to shield American labor and industry.
Local Briefs and Notices from South East Township
H F Davidson, substitute carrier on mail route No 4, suffered a severe influenza attack but is recovering. Mr and Mrs C C Ferguson announce the death of their son Carl from wounds at a Maryland camp. Lingle family from Indianapolis visiting for holidays. their sons released from government work and planning further education. Ralph begins dental college in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Davidson
C. C. Ferguson
South East Township
Carl
Maryland
Charles W. Lingle
Indianapolis
Mayne
State University
Ralph
Dental College
Vin Hepatica Relief Brings Sleep Back for Memphis Man
Howard Tillery of Gayoso Hotel, Memphis, reports Vin Hepatica cured his constant headaches and panic after two bottles. He says sleepless nights and weariness disappeared and he now feels well. He endorses the remedy claiming it completely restored his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Tillery
Gayoso
Walter
South
Wellington Street
Memphis
Ali Red
Beyiopg
Edy
Notice to bidders for county asylum supplies 1919
Board of Commissioners of Orange county invites sealed bids for first quarter 1919 groceries and supplies for the County Asylum. Bids due by 6 p.m. Monday January 6, 1919. Requisition on file in the Auditor's office. Published in local papers The Paoli Republican and Twice-a-Week Globe-Democrat offering one year subscriptions for $1.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Orange County
County Asylum
Paoli Republican
Globe-Democrat
P. M Stephenson
Paoli
Indiana
M. Steenson
Unclear OCR Note on Emergency Preparedness
Fragmentary text references accidents and emergencies with names and numbers unclear. The readable parts mention Thomas Eclectic Ot and two amounts 850 and 60c, but no coherent event or outcome is established for a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esulstad
Stout Lieutenant Returns Home for Holidays
Lieut Ceoil Stout arrived here Sunday from a Southern Camp to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mr John I Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceoil Stout
John I. Stout
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Chicago
Chantterhull
Aleady
Africa
Queraine
Ed Ztur
ORK
Lloyd
Mabel Stephenson
St. Keeth
West Baden
Red Cross
Carl Thompson
Dubole Sennty
Jasper
Washington
Ry Dean
THE
John A. Lingle
Wresettieye
Land
Sanoitta
Ladv
Hotel Witer
Vin Hepatica
Boyd Boyd
Paoli, Indiana
Chemberude’e x
Mo Gers Nee
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