Germany seeks large credits from America in new credit push
Berlin July 17. Director Wasserman of Deutsche Bank urged U S loans to Germany to cover raw materials and food needed to rebuild and repay debts. He said copper and other materials on credit could start Germany toward manufactured goods, with repayment from future product sales. He favored stabilizing the mark for a year or two and noted socialism as an internal issue with limited impact on foreign dealings.
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Germany
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Barber Brings Promise to Town Hair Growth Trial
A humorous note about new barbers drawing crowds of bald men seeking advice on hair growth as the town welcomes a fresh barber and potential remedies.
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength promise
A period advertisement guarantees removal of freckles using Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning an ounce may suffice to clear skin, with money back guarantee if ineffective.
Fear Delay in Ratification of Root Reservations
A Washington official warns that Senate reservations to the peace treaty could provoke counter-reservations, delaying ratification and hindering the League of Nations. He says such moves might reopen settled issues, though some powers may accept U.S. reservations.
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Japan
Gift appropriation for Gov Lister challenged in court
In Olympia on July 18, the attorney general announced he will answer for Auditor Clausen against Mrs Alma Lister widow and estate executrix. She seeks a Supreme Court order to turn over $5,000 tied to Gov Listers relief grant. Clausen says funds were meant for a sea voyage to restore health and the warrant was not paid after Listers death. The case is set for July 25 before the Supreme Court.
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Russian war hero Nicholas Korunik from Kiev adopted by Chicago millionaire
A ten year old Russian boy Nicholas Korunik travels from the czars army to Petrograd, fighting Bolsheviks, witnessing family deaths, then fleeing to Siberia. He joins Maria Breshkovskaya's party and reaches America where Chicago millionaire Charles R. Crane adopts him to secure the best American education.
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Russia
Nicholas
Petrograd
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Charles R. Crane
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Gulf of Mexico to Japan shipping planned
Japanese interests plan direct Gulf of Mexico to Japan cotton liner service to supply Tokyo with U S cotton. Freight costs expected to be far lower than rail and water rates, boosting American cotton use as India already ships double U S cotton to Japan. Last year 600000 bales were shipped to Japan.
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Tokio
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Japan
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India
Portolive Nature Tonic Promises New Start and Energy
A vintage advertisement claims Portolive Nature Tonic restores natural functions, adds energy, aids digestion, builds tissues, and renews strength with a 30 day course. It is marketed as a purely vegetable and immediate energizer endorsed by clans and sold by druggists.
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