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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
7
Dialogues discuss money deceit in relationships tied to a hat purchase. Mrs Waynp asks about a hat bought with borrowed funds. Items include family loans, poker losses, gifts, and a birthday present era. A romantic scene ends with a man eager to learn if his beloved accepts him and his drinking question.
A fragment notes content as elusive and typified by a woodchuck in a bean patch. It reflects a playful, metaphorical remark from the London Times about elusive material or ideas.
A compact reflection on recognizing women's known acts and unseen depths, quoting Ik Marvel's line to emphasize curiosity about women's qualities beyond observable deeds.
A London dispatch reports Turkey warned to surrender Medina forts or Turkish forces will face destruction. French casualties up to November 1 reach 4 762 800 per official figures. Barling resigns as chairman of Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway. Schwabs receives Cross of Chevalier in Legion of Honor. Maj Gen J Franklin Bell dies in New York from angina pectoris, succeeding Leonard Wood. Theodore Roosevelt’s body laid to rest at Oyster Bay. Mrs Roosevelt receives sympathy cable from President Wilson dated Modane on the Franco Italian frontier.
A Washington dispatch notes Capt Edward V Rickenbacker of Columbus Ohio famed as a car ace is the leading American ace in France with 26 enemy planes. Paris dispatch reports peace commissions preparing to send an expedition to Germany to study stable government options. Over 151000 soldiers have sailed home from France as remaining personnel depart. Senate head Hitchcock says US allied actions in Russia remain friendly though opposing German Bolsheviks. Ten million marks arrive in Coblenz from Berlin as part of $6250000 due for January expenses of the American army of occupation.
A Copenhagen report tallies 300 killed and hundreds wounded in Berlin since Monday while Munich sees a 5000 worker mob attacked by machine guns leaving two dead. Dusseldorf cites a bolshevik republic proclaimed, Schwerin’s barracks evacuated by bolsheviks, Kolmar battles as Polish troops fall to German volunteers. Luxemburg demands abdication. Wilson meets in Paris with the American mission as Russia peace talks loom. Eichhorn reportedly fled Berlin. Warsaw invites Wilson to visit.
The 1920 appropriation bill totals 96.3 million dollars supporting 19 485 salaries, with a 7 million rise from 1919. Also noted: aliens advocating anarchy to be detained pending deportation, wartime munitions production lead, and government risk insurance to convert 4 million soldiers’ coverage within 60 days.
Canada’s morale remains buoyant after a $175,000,000 Victory Bond success and strong war-time gains. The piece praises doubled agricultural output, railway earnings, and bank deposits, noting Canada self-financed its war effort and now faces peace with optimism. It underscores casualties and costs but frames Canada as transformed and capable.
An Ontario Post note praises Private Hicks for following the reporter during a thrilling raid into No Man's Land. The officer declares Hicks the bravest man, stating he accompanied him everywhere.
An old ad touts Papes Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion. It promises quick easing of dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and stomach distress after a meal. The copy highlights pleasant taste, harmless effect, and low cost at drug stores.
A grocer and customer debate labeling eggs as fresh from the country and wonder if they originate from China. The dialogue touches on cleanliness and health claims linked to Pierce's EL pellets and veterinary products.
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