China’s entry into war relieves debt burden to Germany
Peking reports that China’s joining the European war on the side of the Allies will free the government from interest payments on German debts totaling about 235 million gold. Major obligations include the Boxer indemnity and Anglo German loans, with German finance and the German Asiatic Bank holding vast positions in Chinese assets and industry.
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Paris Dressmakers Lock Skirt Lengths For 1917 18
Paris Dressmakers Chamber reports to the government that wool cloth for winter dresses will not exceed four and one half meters five yards. A leading designer notes the move signals continued use of short skirts and tailor made costumes, with no general agreement yet, as shortages persist.
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MOTHER SNAKES SWALLOW YOUNG AS PROOF OF NURSING MYTH
San Antonio naturalist Memrer contests a Guide to Nature claim that snakes do not swallow their young for protection. He cites Ernest Raba and John Wickeland letters describing incidents where snakes killed and devoured or sheltered and later regurgitated or protected offspring, arguing to prove contrary.
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Fraser Tailoring Co Announces New Uniform Goods
Fraser Tailoring Co at 161 West Commerce Street announces a new shipment of uniform goods just received. Availability includes a range of apparel and accessories suitable for teams and professionals.
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