Allies May Seek New Government in South Russia
London reports that a conference in January to be held in the south of South Russia will include representatives of the Ukrainian, Don Cossack, Orenburg, and Trans Caucasus regions along with a provisional Arment government. They aim to renew talks on creating a united South Russian government with the Entente’s cooperation to restore order and economic activity in the grain districts.
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Econferescar
ROM
Trubnala
Vitrolios Amente
Thraine
Don Coosucha
Orenburg Comsache
Providenal
Arment
Godzyla
Reneal Mhiterstandina
Rusia
Coimasus
Trans-Caucasus
Witic
Entente Payer
Cory
Dolsheviks
Mwany
Ukraine
Black Sea
Don
Corcmia
Triat Salarce
Women's hose and special home wear features
Women s outsize and regular hosiery in black fibre from Uk with boots and vials priced at 85 cents to 50 cents. Phoenix Meresrined Lisle Howe and engine quality in gold and pink offered. A 500 denier hose for at home with negligee described. Black live hose and Roox Kalt quality listed in two summer grades.
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Phoenix
Americans Awarded Legion of Honor in Paris
The French government heights gratitude to Americans for wartime service. Cardinal Chabron ts elevated to grand officer while Herbert Hoover Henry J. Davidson and Dr Henry Van Dike promoted to commander. Bishops Darlington Hibben and Princeton’s president to officers. Crosses of chevalier go to Ralph Pilliner Charles Miller Frank H Simonds Frank Mc Donagall Hawkes Vanderlip Manning Schwaball and others.
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Paris
Americana
Prairce
Lewin
Cardinal Chbbonts
Herbert Hoover
Henry J. Davidson
Henry van Deke
James M. Breck
Simeon Plexner
J. H. Darlington
Hibben
Princeton
Thore
Legion of Honor
Ralph Pialliner
Charles Tt. Miller
Frank H. Simonds
Frank McDonagall Hawkes
Frank A. Vanderlip
W. T. Manning
Charles, M. Schwaball
New York
Swharman
Cornell University
Matrice Leon
Senator Chamberlain Receives French Medal of Victory
Senator Chamberlain was honored with a medal from General Cosialdet, the French military attaché, during the holidays. The medal, dedicated to Victory, bears Liberty and a wreath with a bugle on its reverse. Comdt Comlardt praised the senator for his efforts aiding the war and securing aid from France.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Cosialdet
Hich Commission
Comlardt
Debated Future Of U S Food Administration Powers
Washington January 14 experts weigh whether the food administration should keep its authority in any form after the armistice. Opinions vary with some favoring transfer to the labor department or the federal trade commission while others expect a quiet death of the agency once the war ends. Public letters flood the headquarters as critics fear abrupt discontinUation after victory.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
Department of Sericulture
Department of Labor
Federal Trade Commission
Fiedver
Congress Atvo Fa Alent
Congress
Peor
Plan to ask states to incense league of nations
A garbled report says New York and other states will seek to advance a plan to form the League of Nations and to send a record of their nation to the conference, with efforts to secure similar resolutions across the other states two years after the war.
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York
United States
Would Carry German Flags In Liberty Parade
A report notes plans to display German flags by many participants in a Liberty Day event. Officials investigate possible influence by a corporate entity, with commentary from a government department head regarding investigations into this propaganda effort.
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Liberty Taan Distityal
Kaye Pbielavkl
Washington
War era speech notes mention German army landing on Potomac
A garbled report recalls a wartime address in which the speaker stresses unity and claims Germany had landed troops near the Potomac. The account mentions local figures in Berry town giving speeches and the idea that many would have supported German forces.
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Ainsi ‘Etnais
Mivy Acta
Violeoy
United States
Fe Gormain
Pototine
Wberry
Mother of Three Fatherless Children Aids War Victims
A Chicago mother of three, caring for her fatherless children, gave all she had to a Jewish relief worker for starving European victims. She pledged to use any money to buy soup for hungry orphans in Galicia and Jewish lands. The story highlights self sacrifice among Chicago's poorer Jews as relief groups grow and unions contribute.
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Chicago
Jon
Tomor
Si M. Abeinstein
Ag South Fairfield Avenue
Jewsh Relief Fund
Ga- Yelum
Teta Ts Fin
Europe
Oyster Cooking at Home Delicate Temperature Tips
A guide on preparing oysters at home highlighting prime quality, table service, and quick methods. It notes that oysters contain albumin that hardens with heat, recommending low temperatures around 160 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit to keep texture and flavor, with emphasis on convenient at table preparation.
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Eally
Mall
Tonkspur
Lauder Proposes Harming German War Criminals
Montreal January 14 quotes a Canadian official urging drastic action against German murderers. The anonymous senior secret service figure calls for taking every German who commits murder on the high seas out to sea on a raiding ship and wiring them upon capture.
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Montreal
King George Buys Second Hand Books
King George, fond of books from the era, buys second hand volumes from various stores. He aims to expand a modest collection with purchases beyond his immediate circle.
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George
Operation on Wilhelm's Ear Is Successful
Amsterdam January 14 William Hohenzollern former German emperor underwent a surgical operation on an ear. Reports from Amstertod castle indicate his condition improves daily though mental depression remains and lack of open air exercise worsens his appearance. His wife stays by his side and news of a new grandchild reached the public yesterday.
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Amsterdam
William Hohensollern
Tires Cowmor Lang
Amotterdam University
Sun
Amehongen
Holland
Italy
Amerongen Castle
bin Lilo
Wition
Germany
Niarcely
Amwreniken
Sin
Neves
Pring
Anshors Port Loses Rome of Long Lockr
In Kansas City Missouri on January 14 Percy Bileworth Riker Tutths faced ridicule as he claimed his hair would grow long because of a supposed ceremonial wedding. The scene included a carnival-like chorus and amused onlookers while a barber trimmed a beard.
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Anshors
Rome
Kansab City
Percy Bileworth Riker
U S Looks for Big Road Building Era
Washington reports on a major push to rebuild and expand the nation’s highway network. Officials expect federal funding, state cooperation, and new construction projects to reshape transportation, commerce, and regional growth during a significant era of road building.
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U.S
Government estimates reveal highway project scale and costs
Officials project extensive highway and rural road programs with total outlays reported near 100 million dollars. State allocations detail Arizona 12 million, Texas 20 million, California 20 million, North Dakota 2 million, Nevada 1 million, and other state figures, signaling a major postwar infrastructure push across multiple regions.
Hot Water Therapy for Headaches in Historical Health Advice
An old health notice promotes hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate as a cure for headaches and digestive issues. It blames headaches on auto intoxication, urges frequent stomach and bowel cleansing, and recommends regular nightly flushing with this solution and various tonics to relieve symptoms and restore balance.
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Neer
Howels
Donita
Unclear Sports Injury Fragment in Poor OCR
Fragmentary OCR note describes an ankle or joint pain with swelling and possible tendon or bone involvement. Mentions names and unclear actions, with references to treatment trials and unnamed individuals. Provides no coherent event, date, or location to anchor a full report.
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