Royal Line Somewhat Mixed in Roumanian Royal Pedigree
Prince Carol of Roumania reputedly married beneath his rank and carries a mixed lineage. The article traces ancestors including King Ferdinand of Coburg, Queen Victoria’s uncle, a Murat connection to Napoleon, and a rare English heiress in the early eighteenth century, outlining a long, tangled royal family tree.
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Carol of
Roumania
Mesalliance
Europe
Ferdinand
House of Coburg
Antonio of
Return From Front Claims 2 01 Dead Huns Miscount
A company commander reports to battalion HQ with a return listing enemy dead as 2 01. He explains the 1 is certain from counting a man dangling on the wire. the 2 ,000 are an estimate made in head rather than by walking No Man's Land to count.
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Torme Wilver
Holstein Priesan Association
University of Nebraska
J. Frandieg
College of Igricettere
Deter Jateing
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Board of Agriculture
First National Bank
Superior
Nebraska
John Thotupeon
Fremont
Robert C. Channer
Newman Grove
Samuel McKelvie
Lincoln
St .Rhebert
Richardson County
Walter W. Head
Omaha
Red Cross
Frank W. Judson
Central Division
Tt Ia
Germany
United States
Scottebluff Sugar Refineries
George J. Kleffher
Norfolk
G. L. Comsor
J. B. Miller
Douglas County
Meatrice
Wawnee
Nseocialis Saicianiil
Days of Lavishness
A short dialogue recalls boyhood pumpkin carving and the shift away from wasting edible pumpkins, reflecting on changing attitudes toward simple seasonal treats and abundance. The exchange contrasts past frugality with present restraint in a nostalgic tone.
With the Grid Fans at Hand Is the Game Slowed or Sharp
A fractured Q&A on grid play references fans and gear choices. The note questions how equipment affects performance, mentioning full packs and decked setups while probing impact on speed and control.
McAdoo Recommends Big Revision of Pending Revenue Bill
Secretary McAdoo outlines a reconstruction era fiscal plan urging a revised revenue bill to yield ten billion dollars over two years. He proposes four quarterly tax payments in 1919 and 1920, restored wartime loans to Allies, and higher 1919 corporate and individual income taxes with safeguards and phased eliminations for 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Famine Feared in Bolshevik Central Russia This Winter
Washington officials warn relief for 40 million in Bolshevik controlled central Russia is unattainable this winter as food remains scarce and anarchy spreads. Famine fears rise over potential mass deaths amid indecisive Allied and American relief strategies.
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Washington
Russia
Veterans Arrive in New York Aboard Harrisburg
Major General Beau mont B Buck Brigadier General John G Barrett and four hundred veterans arrive from France aboard the naval transport Harrisburg. They pass the Statue of Liberty at dawn amid cheers and news of the Armistice, celebrated aboard ship.
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New York
Beaumont B. Buck
John G. Barrett
France
United States
Harrisburg
Dutch Crisis Fears Rise Over Queen Wilhelmina Abdication
London reports extremists in Holland press for the abdication of Queen Wilhelmina. The Hague fears the political threat as tensions rise and Jonkheer Colyn, a farmer, is cited in the dispatch.
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London
Holland
Wilhelmina
The
Hague
Daily Express
Jonkheer Colyn
Federal Church Meeting Invite From Presbyterian Church
The invitation accepted by the Presbyterian church in the United States of America calls for a gathering in Philadelphia from December 3 to 6 to consider a proposal related to church organization. The event aims to organize and discuss potential plans within the broader church structure.
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Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Philadelphia
Washington hog price basis holds at 17.50 for December
The November minimum price basis of 17.50 for hogs continues into December with wide support. The unchanged basis reflects market stability as producers monitor regional demand and prices.
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Washington
President weighs creating reconstruction commission for peacetime shift
The President considers a small commission of experts to develop a program guiding the nation from war to peace. The plan envisions centralized government supervision, diverting materials from war to reconstruction, and maintaining wartime contracts until readiness for readjustment. The Chamber of Commerce and industry groups urge a similar advisory body.
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Telgrama
Reconstruction Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Steel Committee
American Iron and Steel Institute
War Industries Board
Resolutions Move to Try War Leaders Across Borders
Members of the chamber of deputies push a resolution urging government entry into pacts with allied nations to extradite former rulers responsible for the great European war. Demand upholds arrest of Tirpitz, Keim, Kapp, Holtzendorff and others, with a tribunal to try those chiefly responsible for prolonging the war. Berlin dispatch to Telegraaf reports.
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Parta
Chamber of Deputies
von Tirpits
Keim
Wolfgang Kapp
von Holtzendorff
Berlin
Telegraaf
Railroads face government or private control with supervision
Winthrop M. Daniels of the Interstate Commerce Commission envisions railroads operated under either full government management or private control with government supervision of financing and market waste. He suggests private management with curtailed parallel routes and shortest-haul freight, common terminal facilities, regional consolidations, and tribunals to judge new lines and security issues. Our Army of Occupation party labels the Third Army as the army of occupation under General Pershing directing American positions in occupied territories.
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Washington
Winthrop M. Daniels
Interstate Commerce Commission
Army of Occupation
Third Army
Pershing
Ships Sunk by Crews Copenhagen A Large Number Of
A Danish port report notes ships sunk by crews near Copenhagen leaving many vessels ruined and several sailors missing. Authorities seek clues to the incidents and assess maritime dangers in the area.
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Copenhagen
We Must Feed the World Washington
A wartime dispatch stresses the nation's duty to aid afflicted humanity amid global conflict. The piece frames relief as essential to war effort and national morale, urging coordinated action by government and citizens.
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Washington
How to Fight Pneumonia and Flu Remedies
Advice on staying healthy and treating influenza and pneumonia with exercise fresh air cleanliness and various patent medicines. Recommends Dr Pierce products including Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery and Averitt tablets, with home remedies such as hot mustard foot bath and lemon beverages.
Germans and Americans clash on the front lines
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote recalls German soldiers shouting Kamerad as they advance against American troops. The author notes that the tactic rarely succeeds, causing Americans to become deaf to such tactics after repeated encounters.
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Kamerad
Birmingham Age-Herald
Kidney Trouble and Serious Backache
An advertisement reproduces a mock dialogue about a fake cure offer. The piece parodies a patient and a salesman negotiating a fraudulent deal. It names Dr Kilmer and hints at selling a recipe for money. The Brooklyn Citizen is cited as the source.
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Brooklyn
Fragmentary Notes From The Hin Advantage
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a host and a man with chappy talk. It hints at a plan to break the jce and evokes gratitude in poble hearts, but details are unclear and no clear event or outcome is described.
Nebraska News Roundup From War End To Local Developments
Reports show Nebraska cities leading in Red Cross funds and war savings stamp participation while Omaha tops per capita giving and enlistments. Statewide armistice celebrations pause normal business as schools plan postwar openings and farmers prepare for pest control efforts.
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Omaha
Red Cross
War Pinance Corporation
Nebraska
Wyoming
William J. Cond
Federal Reserve Bank
Aurora
Kew
Dodge County
L. ©. Cirfetie
J. .W. Pawson
Agricultural College of Lincoln
Wattles
Food Administration
Boards of Education
Reed
War Department
Fremont
Camp Keaveny
Cal
Lewis
Paris City
Republican State Central Committee
Board of Control
Henry Gerdes
James A. Axtell
Fairbury
Jackson
Nuckolls
Board of Health
Norfolk
Business Streets
Prairie,Onl and Gas Company
Superior
Nebraska Osment Company
Hiverton
Boy Calms Class as Teacher Faints at School
A small boy kept his composure when his teacher fainted in class. Standing on a bench he asked to fetch his father who makes coffee, a remark that broke the moment of alarm and drew laughter from pupils and the teacher alike.
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Bhamor
Local proce Tione report unclear due to damaged text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions entities like Clomey & Co and a funeral edition but lacks coherent facts. The fragment references catarrh and a poet, with limited readable names and actions. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Beta Clomey & Co. Prose. A
Modesty and speech in a Victorian quip
A proverb about the dangers of excessive talk and the virtue of modesty. It notes that lowly violet flowers are crushed underfoot as a metaphor for folly. It advises listening more than speaking to avoid mistakes.
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Yiel
U. S
Carter
Irena
Dr. Kilmer
Woman Suffrage Association
Watertown
New
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All-tree
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