Germans Spy on Red Moves Amid Police Nervousness
The security police in central Germany monitor daily citizen activity to detect suspected strangers amid Bolshevik agitation. An Associated Press correspondent was twice arrested and cross examined as police cited a ten to one communist advantage and sought to verify motives and interviews with leaders near Kisleben.
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Halle
Germany
Middle
Associated Press
Kisleben
Omélal
Berlin
Dog Clings to Dead Master in Hospital Wardrobe Drama
A shepherd dog fetched his deceased owner William Carroll from Simpson to a Clarksburg hospital and tried to don his trousers on the coffin. The devoted animal followed Carroll after arrival, showing bond beyond life.
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Charleston
W. Va
William Carroll
Simpson
Clarksburg
Carroll
American Princesses Vie For Albanian Throne
In American society circles the contest for the Albanian throne centers on two American princesses. Princess Anastasia, now wife of Prince Christopher of Greece, and Princess Vlora, formerly Helen Kelly, wife of Frank J. Gould, are rivals with millions.
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Albania
Anastasia
William B. Leeds
Prince Christopher
Greece
Vlora
Helen Kelly
Frank J. Gould
Queen Sophie Aids Refugees in Saloniki Crisis
The Greek queen and Red Cross head mobilize aid as 20 000 refugees in Kalamaria barracks face disease and overcrowding. Col Henry Shaw and 1 000 physicians plan relocation of orphans, amid 75 000 dollars raised and 1 month funding.
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Saloniki
Sophie
Greece
Greek Red Cross
Caucasus
Kalamaria
Satoniki
Rom
Olds
Red Cross
Europe
Theophanes Aggelopoulos
American Red Cross
Henry A. Shaw
United States Army Medical Corps
Shaw
Lilian Spellman
Boston
Macedonia
Kemal Pasha
Zazi
Basin Teen Dies of Mountain Fever Bite in Wyoming
Joyce Dickman aged sixteen from Basin Wyoming died from mountain fever contracted by a tick bite. Officials say it is the first Wyoming death this year from the disease.
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Basin
Wyo
Joyce Dickman
Wyoming
Bullet Proof Man Tries Suicide With .22 Bullets
Walter Stewart, a Hartland Hollow farmer in Connecticut, fired two .22 bullets into his forehead and two more into his body then attempted to end his life by other means. He was at home smoking a pipe when a doctor arrived. He said he was discouraged and would not try the gun route again after failing to die.
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Walter Stewart
Hartland Hollow
Conn
Fletcher
Pet Monkey Mothers Kittens in Astoria Yard
New York report states Jane the pet monkey of Mrs Mary FE Halpin of Astoria has adopted four kittens. The mother monkey reportedly killed one kitten, and others were left or eaten in the yard several days ago. Authorities consider the mother may have killed.
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New
York
Jane
Mary
Halpin
Astoria
Queens
Polite Turkish Elite Marked by Grand Manner in Constantinople
In Constantinople the official and wealthy Turk, Abdi Medjid Exfendi, is cited as a model of quiet kindness and dignified manners. He contrasts with soldiers and civilians allied-occupation crowds, as the city’s European quarter, Pera, grows raucous with gambling dens cafes and sailors roaming until morning.
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Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Abdil” Médjid
Exfendi
Europe
United States
Pera
Allen's Foot-Ease advertises comfort for feet
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve sting from corns bunions and sore feet. It advises foot bath soak rub then shake powder into shoes for lasting comfort and mentions extensive wartime army naval use.
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Allen
Women as Taxpayers and Beauty Adverts from 1920s Page
One fifth of state taxpayers are women and women filed 144000 of 745000 income tax returns in 1920. An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for complexion and skin care. Also notes Big Bear, Sioux leader, as the best dressed Indian in America after visiting major Middle West cities.
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Beau Brummell
Plains
Big Bear
America
Middle West
Bayer Aspirin Safety Warning For Genuine Tablets
An alert stresses buy only Bayer branded Aspirin with Bayer name on package or tablets to ensure authenticity. It notes approved uses for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and general pain. Small twelve tablet tins cost a few cents. larger packages also sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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