Loss of Aliens to America Postwar Trade and Population
A 1919 editorial argues that many aliens and their children are leaving the United States for ancestral homelands, predicting economic losses of billions and enduring labor shortages. It cites prohibition, language barriers, and prejudice as factors while urging better study of immigrant needs and integration.
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America
Peaple
Silymi
Mid- America
Iity
Cers
Chicago Techune
Apo
Roumania
Great Eastern
New York
New
Ile
Fle
Rens Age Employers Ltds
Bors’ and Girta’ Newepiyeer Service
J. H. Miler
Adventures for Lorain County Youth Take Center Stage
Young Citizens group in Lorain County launches an event for local boys and girls featuring activities, contests, and community service projects aimed at developing leadership and civic engagement. Organizers invite families to join sessions and register.
City Council Basics Amid Stated Laws and Office Terms
A readable dialogue explains city government from council to mayor, detailing wards, aldermen, commissions, and how ordinances are made and enforced. It covers roles, elections, a future note on Hunting Eye going to school, and a brief Christmas nature-craft feature with decor ideas.
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Sonny
Unider
Tle Spersky
City Council
City Commission
Aliss Smith Touted as Well Connected Telephone Operator
Brown and Jones discuss Aliss Smith claiming she has a large speaking network and strong connections. The remark notes she works as a telephone operator and hints at a clever or evasive character in Daniel Bards's situation.
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Aliss Smith
Brown
Jones
Undefined text fragment referencing Martin and Tell Linkley
Fragmentary passage mentions Martin, comebuddy, Tell Linkley and Tuy Moots nephew with unspecified events and recollections of life in an open car. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes due to garbled OCR.
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Comebuddy
Linkley
Beated Economy To Make One Handkerchief Last A Month
A garbled editorial style piece notes a frugal mindset and odd musings about daily life and commerce. It references conservative tastes and social chatter with fragmented phrases about sweets shoes and ailments.
Delousing Efforts Under Col Gilchrist in Poland
Col H L Gilchrist of the U S Army leads American forces in Poland to delouse 10 000 Poles daily as part of a larger mission after service in France and England. He directs the chemical warfare service team and oversees decontamination work aboard the Lakeside hospital unit from Cleveland.
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Poland
H. L. Gichrist
U. S. Army
Chearist
Sola Gacerst
Forte
Voach Burnys
England
Cleveland
Oho
Chemical Warfare Service
France
Gilchrist
Secretary Lansing as a Presidential Possibility in 1916
The piece notes Secretary Lansing's strong cabinet experience and international law credentials. It details his birth in Watertown New York in 1864 and legal career including roles in Behring Sea arbitration and state department service. It cites his positions in Wilson's cabinet and authorship of a law book.
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Laswskio
Palmer
Baker
Lansing
New York
Robert Lanning
Watertown
N. Y
Amharet College
Asso
United States
U.S. Behring Sea Claims Commission
U. S
the Hague
Department of State
Wilson
Placa
Langing
American Journal of International Law
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Maven Prem
Repubica
Cot
Barsin
Ai Lizard
Repucliva
Gegacies Hotels
Jaster
Lorain County
S. Alexander
Nature
Adelia Exlos Board
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Molly
Caridl
Daniel Bards
Ave Martin
SANTA_TAM
Better Business Club
Armours
Armen
Scott
Norway
Seell & Howne
Secretary of State
Robert Lansing
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