Hope of Bread in War Torn Volga Districts
Eyewitness account describes famine corridors along railway lines where crowds scramble for crusts. Women and children endure brutal displacements as trains stop amid fights for space, while stations near famine districts are besieged for any edible scraps.
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Flere
Ano
Iencorn
Jane
Daventy
Eorn
Casey
Volga
Tohl
Moscow
Petrograd
Women in Homes and Society Advice Column
Countless women devote their lives to their homes and social duties while facing strains of modern life. The text promotes Lydia Takian’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women’s ailments, claiming it has been used for centuries to restore health and vigor.
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Anton
Lydia
Fragmentary scribbles about food shortages and transport
Readable fragments describe people in By and America affected by hunger and transport issues. Mentions months of hardship and potential delays in aid, hinting at rising difficulties. Details are unclear and inconsistent.
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America
Mediation Sought by Greeks and Turks Across War News
The San Antonio Light reports mediation reportedly desired by both Greeks and Turks as the Greek and Turkish Nationalists engage amid calls for peace talks. Kemal Atatürk is said to be ready to offer peace terms, with dispatches indicating ongoing effort and cautious optimism from involved parties and regional observers. The piece also notes the Elks patrol event at Atlantic City and Yellowstone’s Valentine geyser resuming activity after a two year pause.
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Brown
Cate
San Antonio
Onicage
Silane
Ball
Ariidainin
Bolsheviki
Gion
Kun
Bel Turkieh- National
Kemal Anh
Elks
Elks-patrol
Gardén
Davden
Atlantic City
Waeifie
Spaniards Plan Surrender Request in Moroccan Fight
The Spanish high commissioner Berenguer says to Tetuan for talks with district chiefs as a punitive expedition against rebellious tribes may start next month. Reports from Melilla indicate increasing clashing near the city with casualties among Spanish troops and foreign legion forces.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Melilla
Spain
Kelley Milling Plant Damaged by Lightning Fire
In Kansas City Missouri an August fire destroyed the Kelley Milling Company plant in the Far West industrial district. Loss is estimated at 500000 dollars, with the main seven-building complex including an elevator and several smaller structures. President Arthur Kelley said the mill, valued at 500000 dollars and insured, had a daily flour capacity of 25000 barrels and the elevator could store 300000 bushels.
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Kansas
City
Kelley
Arthur 3. Kelley
Warehollen blaze probes grain dust ignition theory
Investigators slow to confirm cause after a blaze at the warehouse and milling complex. An ignition from grain dust is suspected as a likely factor, with authorities examining the chute from the elevator to the milling buildings and noting the rapid spread of the fire.
Chinese remain in United States after Pershing expedition
A joint resolution approved by Congress permits Chinese following the Pershing punitive expedition to stay in the United States after registering. The measure, numbered 879, allows continued residence while acknowledging their role in the pursuit of Pancho Villa.
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Pershing
Mexico
Washington
United States
Francisco Villa
Columbus
Ana
Local School Budgets and Staff Honorees Reported
A budget discussion notes state aid and repair costs with bids to the highest bidder. The report lists names of high school teachers and elementary staff whose resignations were accepted, plus a Brackenridge High School update noting twelve former trainees now employed locally.
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Cor Bess
Ugdér Bs
Helen Houking
Letitit Plummer
Antnie Taylor
Mary Thomson
Winfield Walker
Sehioels
Newspaper World Circulation Surges in 1919
Washington Aug 17 census bureau reports show U S daily newspapers total copies 2 735 087 daily and 19 029 834 each Sunday increasing 13 8 and 14 0 respectively in five years The aggregate 11 270 500 316 copies represent 106 6 per capita from 20 431 newspapers and periodicals with ad revenue up sharply by 103.9 percent The death in Copenhagen June 19 of Mrs Sarah Rohl Smith widow of sculptor Carl Rohl Smith is reported in Chicago.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Bureau of the Census
Lhat
Periora Printing ’ and Publishing Indus
Passseuintougs
Giles É BrSgatend
Chicago
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sarah Rohl-Smith
Carl Rohl-Smith
Steroline Mouthwash Promoted as Germ Killer
Health authorities urge brushing with Steroline antiseptic mouthwash based on Dobell's Solution. The liquid reaches remote recesses of teeth and mouth, cleansing them and freeing the mouth from harmful germs, with Steroline advertised as sold by reliable druggists.
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Dobell
All-Wool Storm Serge Arrives In Taupe and Dark Hues
Newly arrived storm serge fabric for early fall shows 98 inch width and available in taupe navy plum brown wine and black. Yard price listed as 98e.
All Wool Broadcloth Now $2.25 Per Yard
Fine quality 50 inch broadcloth ideal for fall wear offered in red plum brown black and navy priced at two dollars and twenty five cents per yard.
Specials Pajama Checks Sale Mentioned
Special promotion notes 36 inch pajama checks priced at 19 cents per yard. Describes heavy quality fabric and full 36 inch width.
Dimity 29c 27 inch Fabric Special for Infants
Dimity offered in different sizes and colors with pretty post and splen did quality for infants wear. Special price at 29e per yard. Quantities limited. Ideal for baby garments and light summer items.
Cotton and Shirting Fabric Specials in Floral Designs
A supplier advertises wide cotton challis and genuine Black Rock unbleached shirting. Floral prints offered at 21 cents a yard for challis and 17 cents a yard for shirting, both 36 inches wide.
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Ais
Monthy Og Aldry
Omsk
Ribera
Russia
Geyser
Yellowstone National Park
Valentine Geyser
Stinner
Morocco
Ang
Mush Foreign :Legion
Panish
Kansas City
Serical Board
Bureau of Cenems
Saul i Lolfson ‘Dry Goods Co
San Antonio Y
Wolfson
Weyl
Big Crockery
Griswold
I Onomae
Beautiful
Universal Bread Makers
Sige
SaimMirt
OREY
Onngh
Soullion
Rogers
Lois
Aix
Bates
Rewtonn & Weller Co
West Mer
Dimity
Challis
Enema
McCall
W. Mistle
Toe Ave
Crockett
Cain Oilco
Alamo Industries
Paani P
A. L. Bass
Icor
Austin & Lamar St
Old Stand
Travia
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