Lloyd George backs Hughes plan on Germany’s capacity to pay
David Lloyd George endorsed the Hughes international commission to assess Germany’s ability to reimburse reparations. Speaking at the International amphitheater in Chicago’s stock yards district he urged a humane approach over coercive force, warning against driving Germans into despair.
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Chicago
Hughes
Germany
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
International
Stockyards
New York
Europe
Lloyd ‘George
Germany bars Ruhr reparations to French Belgians
Paris sees new German aide memoire telegraphed by Stresemann to Premier Poincare via Von Hoesch. It marks Berlin's first written missive since Cuno's overthrow and calls for German Franco Belgian cooperation to resume Ruhr work while stating Germany cannot reimburse mine and factory owners for fuel and material delivered to the Allies under reparations agreements with Degoutte and linked industrial groups.
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Paris
Stresemann
von Hoesch
Poincare
Berlin
Herr Cuno
Ruhr
Germany
General Degoutte
Omaha Women's Press Club Seeks Entries for Prizes
The Omaha Women's Press Club offers over 100 dollars in prizes to encourage literature in Nebraska. Awards include 40 dollars for a short story up to 1000 words, 20 dollars for miscellaneous prose up to 1500 words, and 40 dollars for a poetry or other categories. no play entries yet. Inquiries to the club will receive attention.
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Omaha
Omaha Women’s Press Club
Cnah
Nebraskans Shine in World War Parade in Hastings
In San Francisco the Hastings Nebraska girls cadet corps led the parade as the Nebraska delegation topped 200 Marchers at the monster American Legion event. At Hastings a WCTU state convention urged voters to participate, backing a pledge of every voter at the polls along with laws enforcement and narcotics control and uniform marriage laws.
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San Francisco
Hastings
Neb
Committee of Resolutions
Prices on Bread Cut In Half At Kearney Bake Shop
A new bake shop in Kearney Nebraska opened and slashed prices on 24-oz standard loaves from 15 cents to 12 cents. This ignited a price war among local bakers as customers can buy loaves for 7 1/2 cents each or two for 13 cents, undercutting earlier pricing.
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Kearney
Neb
Grand Champion Holstein Cow Crowned at National Dairy Exposition
Tillamook Daisy Butter King de Kol from Carnation stock farm Seattle and Oconomowoc Wis is named grand champion Holstein cow of the United States at the national dairy exposition in Syracuse New York?
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Syracuse
N. Y
Carnation Stock Farm
Seattle
Wash
Oconomowoc
Wis
United States
Largest wheat shipment of the season reported
Fort William Ontario notes the biggest day’s wheat export, 1 207 000 bushels aboard nine vessels. Lincoln Nebraska records 158 676 acres insured for 1928 season by estate insurance, with average liability $10 per acre totaling $2 588 760. Washington hosts a political convention December 1 2 as women from all states push for ERA passage in the Senate.
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William
Ont
Lincoln, Meb
Washington
Wall Street nickname linked to traders loss wall
Tommy explains the name Wall Street comes from so many go to the wall there in trading lore. Teacher-Tommy notes the phrase reflects risks and historical losses in financial markets.
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Tommy
Wall Street
Pop
Wall
Mother and daughter clash over breaking off with Jack
A fragment shows Philippa resisting writing to Jack to end their relationship. She insists on a direct face to face confrontation while her mother urges separation with some emotional distance between them.
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Philippa
Jack
Matrimony Prospects Delayed As Eight O’clock Visitor Arrives
A playful city column notes a young couple discussing marriage plans. The mother urges speed while the daughter jokes that the suitor will not enter the moment until eight. The exchange captures local humor and domestic timing.
Storing Root Crops in Cellar and Field Tips
Practical methods for keeping beets turnips parsnips carrots salsify and rutabagas fresh through winter. Describes cellar packing with moist soil in boxes and field heaps with straw and soil, plus ventilation, moisture checks, and ditching for water. Also includes quick notes on trimming knives sewing skirts and ironing pongee.
Removing Early Molters Simple Method of Culling
The article explains a practical approach to culling laying flocks by identifying early molters. Hens that molt in fall or early winter show declining egg output and should be culled for meat first. Retain nonmolting hens for egg production until they molt or age beyond productive years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Renewing Old Velvet Lets Hats Reclaim Their Shine
Nebraska Agricultural College specialists outline a method to revive crushed velvet without tearing the hat. Brush to remove dust, steam over a kettle to lift the pile, or iron with damp cloth on the wrong side. For badly crushed velvet, dampen on the wrong side and iron gently to avoid marks.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Care of the clothes for lace and fur cleaning
Use powdered magnesia on delicate lace then fold and cover for several days before shaking out. For fur rub corn meal with a clean soft brush to work in gently.
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Earl Metz
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs. Kulp for Kidney Pains
Hidden warnings about kidney trouble describe symptoms from clear amber urine to back pains and dropsy risks. Doan's Kidney Pills, endorsed by Mrs. S. M. Kulp, are advertised as a household remedy, with testimonials and price, urging readers to buy at Western Drug Company. Foster-Milburn Co. manufactures the remedy.
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Bright
Dean
Sidney
Western Drug Company
Doan
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