Britain delays further troops to Russia amid Pacific interests
The British government declares no new troops will be sent to Russia, citing pacification as a priority. The United States already maintains a regiment in northern Russia and several thousand in Siberia. Emphasis shifts to the Pacific, Vladivostok, and postwar settlement, arguing troops should be pulled out of Russia once Bolshevik danger recedes and Germany peace terms are settled.
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Russia
Siberia
Great Britain
United States
Pacific
Vladivostok
Pacific Ocean
Weimay
Europe
Germany
The Horse Is Increasing Despite Automobiles
The article notes that contrary to fears of extinction, horses are increasing in number in the United States. In 1910 there were 21,040,000 horses. today about 21,110,000 remain. It argues horses are better and more valued, with demand rising for work cars cannot perform, and that horsepower remains essential across industries and transportation. The horse is depicted as an enduring ally rather than a dying relic.
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United States
M Jno
Targie Railroad
The Horse in Peace and War Still Gains Ground
The article argues the horse remains essential in warfare and farming despite tractors. It notes horses and mules powered historic campaigns, while tractors grow, yet the horse endures as a vital partner in food production and national endeavors.
FIGHTING WITH FILMS AND FARM PROGRESS in wartime era
An article discusses sending over twenty educational moving pictures to Russia to aid agriculture and forestry amid civil chaos. It weighs the value of peacetime film outreach against Russian resistance to new machinery and notes Allied and American hopes for modern methods to curb socialism and unrest. The piece also touches on ready to wear dresses and fashion industry notes amid wartime disruption.
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Americin
Bolsheviki Red
Siberia
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Frimorskoye
Zemstay
United States
Europe
Chraeral Vilsudeli
Poles
iMagar
Department of Agriculure
Mga
Tunisit
America
Department of
Rise of American Dressmakers Association Signals Ready-to-Wear Push
A new American association of dressmakers forms with major New York to Montreal members. The group aims to standardize sizes and promote ready-to-wear dresses to the public, including efforts to export, advertise, and educate buyers to seek quality while potentially lowering prices.
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American Association of Dressmakers
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Montreal
America
Dres Busines
Paris
Jlinss
Notil
Fragmentary Court Transcript Mentions Munition and Shoes Prices
A damaged text fragment references a witness describing munition papers and a court scene. It also touches on American women buying gold curls, shoe pricing, and various scattered phrases about legal and social matters. The passage is highly garbled with many unreadable portions.
Ad Dak contest to feature Chyto charm and prizes
An event named Ad Dak Contest invites photographers to submit pictures before January 25 for cash prizes up to 750 dollars. The contest, open citywide, seeks images promoting The Light and city features, with winners receiving monetary awards and potential publication.
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Winnie
Die Light and
Daly
Migene
San Autunin
Bnt
Moylina
Diane
Dite
Shue
Stron Boernia
Yi Party
Maisitte Dotnya Ad
Hes
How Great Wars Were Ended In Greece And Europe
The piece recounts Greece's fight for independence, the 1821 revolt, and foreign intervention by Britain France and Russia. It notes Greek victories and the eventual coalition actions leading to Greece becoming an independent state. The article details volunteers from Europe, the involvement of the Ottoman conflict, and Greece's emergence as a sovereign nation in 1830 under King Otto.
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Poe
Ant
Serge
Kiowia
Uikoy
Tris
Ote
Greece
Europe
Sirbere
Cher
Ts2a
Turkey
Gouynering
David
Ely Trussia
Innil
London
Prince Ulta
Hoy
Fragmentary Note Hints at Royalty and Hotels
A garbled fragment hints at royalty and luxury hotels with unclear references to wealth and appearance. The text is incomplete, making it difficult to identify people, places, or events beyond general topics of money and hospitality.
Fragmented text from a noisy OCR page
The unreadable OCR passage contains scattered words and names, mentions of a judge and draft rapport, and references to elections, places, and people in a disjointed stream. No coherent event or clear subject emerges to summarize with precision.
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