United tariff request and German Polish talks surface
United seeks tariff aid as industry grows in America. Delegates report states want to work. A conference among German and Polish leaders explores settlement of the Silesia question and possible joint appeal to the League for normalization. Talks highlight divisions over method and control, with warnings of risk and ongoing factory activity.
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Atlonery
Sividad
Silesia
Poland
Germany
Ees
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at historical note
Fragmentary text appears corrupted with scattered names and phrases. It includes partial words like Litvine and Bend reyes, suggesting a historical item or notice but no clear event, date, or organization. The readable content is too incomplete to identify a specific person, place, or action.
League Meeting Set Brings Question on Upper Sileam
The council of the League at No- Homa plans a meeting beginning August 20 to discuss the Upper Sileam issue. Viscount Txhil, president of the Icarus counts, made an official call for the gathering on this date.
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Nari
Council of the League
No- Homa
Sileam
Viscount Txhil
Icarus Counts
Poles Thelin Aug 18 Frail Wound In Frontline
Fragmented report describes Aug 18 fighting near Srgenalts village where German troops engage German forces and Allied units. Casualties include a soldier named Thelin and others wounded. Nearby towns and units are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Deportation fears loom as Chinese immigrants face threats
A fragmentary report notes Chinese nationals, including those in Wartington and nearby areas, facing intimidation and possible deportation. It references statutes and potential repatriation actions tied to alleged loyalty concerns amid wartime tensions.
Plans Circling Globe For World Yacht Voyage
New York reports Albert X Gneen of Chicago plans preparations for a world sailing voyage aboard a 600 horsepower equipped yacht named Speer. He travels with Arr. Gaewen Borg nard Hoxers dx and Troyor Engr to reach the river and oceans of Asia Africa and the Pacific as the crew aims to circumnavigate.
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New York
Albert X Gneen
Chicago
Pulse Annuil
Gaewen
Borg Nard Hoxers dx
A- Troyor Engr
Finnerten
Mr. Goewen
China
Africa
Speer
AMM Galleon
Take Yeast in Tablet Form for Daily Health
An ad praising a convenient yeast tablet product from the Ironized Yeast Company. It touts improved health, strength, and vitality, claiming quick results, vitamin-enriched effects, and benefits for run-down conditions. The copy urges readers to try the new tablet form and notes a package contains the treatment.
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Ian
Ty Tehiden
Brower
Mlarle
Atlante
Employment better for certain lines says Labor Bureau
Washington August reports indicate payrolls improved in July for several industries. The Labor Department cites gains in hosiery underwear and shirt factories while overall payrolls rose to about 200,778 workers, with 154,411 in June and a 3.4 percent dip in some sectors.
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Labor Bureau
Woaehinston
D.C
Rae Habed
Industride
Department “of “Labor
Dune
Praia
Jul
Agniont
Phate
German Chancellor Talks to Leaders on American Terms
The German chancellor discussed the forthcoming peace treaty with American terms, meeting with representatives of clerical, democratic, and majority socialist factions. Over the next days he will consult opposition leaders to form an agreed framework acceptable to the German government and allied nations.
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Foreign Office
Conterial
Weylion Ody
United States
Casto
Cimgultlak Parjidanens Fayr
Ismica
Wodnesday
Dr. Rom
Billy Torin
Washington forms commission on novel protest actions
A damaged historical clipping describes a Washington government move to appoint a commission on a protest or act. It mentions a special request by the American government and notes destruction at a depot and disruption to a cotton platform.
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Byaraidan
Wabhington
Olticlida
Wistiog
Packer Bill Signed Expands Federal Oversight of Meat Industry
Washington Aug 18 President Harding signed a bill granting the federal government broader control over the packing industry. The act empowers the secretary of agriculture with greater authority to regulate branding and supervision of meat processing and handling nationwide.
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Harding
Ing
Secretary of Agriculture
Grape-Nuts Promises Health Through Nutritious Power
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a sustaining food that strengthens the body, provides heat and renewal, and supports the digestive system. It emphasizes long baking, natural sweetness, and full-grain nutrition from wheat and malted barley, claiming the product aids vigor and defies early aging.
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