American Editors Welcome Royal Pair at Sandringham Visit
American magazine editors touring England were invited by King George and Queen Mary to visit Sandringham on Sunday October 1. The royal reception was informal and friendly with walking tours of the estate, discussions about American affairs, and a demonstration of royal hospitality with tours of stables and the library.
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King George
Queen Mary
Sandringham
King
London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Command
Jom
England
Jnto
Ministry of Information
Sindringham
Tulnise Fry
Germany
Great Britain
Cambridge
Ely
Splek
Span
Alix
Domo
Alexandra
Eagile
York Cottage
Life Guards
George
Mary
Victoria
Hiehird Probyn
Hesse
America
Tate
Romeone
Republican Party
Sally
Suggeston
York Onttage
Wrobyn
Royal Stables
Buffalo
San Francisco
Portland
Inter
Lansingham Chapel
Alandra
Secretary Houston Forms Board On Food Drying Plan
Washington reports an advisory board to promote fruit and vegetable drying for food conservation. Secretary Houston names representatives from agriculture bureaus and the food administration plus the army sanitary corps. The act funds dehydration promotion and authorizes government plunge for drying foods. London notes a movie French class for American doughboys at Earle Hut in the Strand, with one hour lessons twice daily.
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Washington
Houston
Burequa
Department of Agriculture
Food Administration
Sanitary Corps
Army
Congress
London
Earle Hut
Strand
Great World Turmoil as Wilson Plans Paris Peace Conference
The article surveys the looming Paris peace conference with President Wilson traveling aboard the George Washington after delivering his message to Congress. It notes expected commissions, possible cabinet changes, and debates over governance of utilities, the federal role in Europe, and the broader reconstruction challenge. It reports European instability, casualty tallies, and the potential political implications for the United States.
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Wilson
Paris
George Washington
Congress
Commission
Jury of War Baker
Lancsing
Col
BE. M. House
Houston
Henry White
France
Woodrow Ws
United States of America
Victor
Turkey
Luxemburg
Austria
Germany
Russa
Ireland
Poland
Roumania
United States
Frances
Molern Ely Irayon
America
W. Wickersham
Taft
Marshall
C.D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Ite
Tne
Jeretney
Treasury MeAdud
Slit
United States Senate
Senate
Finch
MccAdoo
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Famlly
Bettg
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Roumanin
Houmant
Transylvania
Karl
Albert
Belgium
Europe
Hhody
Wynd
Kuiser
Kageland
Holland
Memorial Tree Plan Liked by Pennsylvania Forestry Chief
Robert 8. Conklin, commissioner of forestry for Pennsylvania, approves the American Forestry Association plan to plant memorial trees honoring World War sailors and soldiers. The plan, led by Dr. Henry S. Drinker and Dr. J. T. Rothrock, envisions trees for the war dead and an allies avenue, with living memorials to keep heroism in memory and awaken a public sense of wartime peril and sacrifice.
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Robert 8. Conklin
Pennsylvania
American Forestry Association
Henry
The Joy of Motherhood in Ellensburg Washington
Mrs Jonxson of Ellensburg recounts relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health problems following marriage. The ad urges other women with functional disorders to try the remedy and notes 40 years of company service guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ellensburg
Wash
Pinkham
Prosperous Connecticut Man Creates $108000 Trust Fund
Frank A. Russ of Derby, a New York native who found success with the Bassett company, establishes a trust fund of 108000 to provide income to the weary and heavy laden in his town. He rose from workman to leadership, aiding Derby and Shelton communities and earning Elk membership for his generosity.
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Connecticut
Frank A. Russ
New York
Derby
Cent
Robert N. Bussett
Rusa
Bassett
Shelton
Naugatuck
Russ
Elke of
Derby Lodge of
Bike
His Little Comeback Turns On Marianne Favors
Reggie claims a tiny portion of the world at Marianne’s feet, yet she rejects his proposal. Rogie feels crushed as Marianne refuses him, insisting the answer is no. The scene centers on a dramatic romantic reversal.
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Reggie
Marianne
Rogie
Maraanne
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Sberia
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