U S Praise by Canada at Mohonk Lake Conference
At Mohonk Lake New York on March 21 William A Weir justice of the supreme court Quebec praised United States leadership in the world crisis. He lauded neutral conduct under international law and humanitarian efforts, urged democracy as a path to peace, and warned of risks from central European powers German commerce in South America and potential Russian autocracy.
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Mohonk Lake
United States
William A
Weir
Supreme Court
Quebec
Lake Mohonk
Europe
Justice Weir
Balkan Peninsula
India
China
Africa
South America
Canada
Great Britain
Emerson
Pollution Prevention Bill Introduced in Extra Session
A pollution prevention measure was introduced during the Legislature’s extra session amid debate over stringency versus flexibility in dumping rules. The Senate bill 3 amends Code 1913 to bar deleterious matter entering streams, with penalties and shared prosecutorial control by forest and game wardens, and exemptions for mine drainage.
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Patfield
Court of Justice
Mitau, Seat of Aristocracy and Learning in Courland
For seven centuries Mitau stood as a ducal seat of power and culture with fortified streets, parks, and promenades. It projected Baltic trade from grain and lumber, linen and soap to Baltic ports, while a large German-descended population shaped the province’s cosmopolitan character.
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Mitan
Courland
Europe
Africa
Mitar
Mitau
Baltic
Mitau Described as Baltic Germain Objective and Trade Hub
From a national geographic society primer, Mitau the capital of Coutland is listed as a key Baltic trade hub. It lies 116 miles from Libau and about 386 miles southwest of Petrograd, serving as a major distributing point for import trade of Libau and Riga and a gathering point for export commerce.
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Washington
Mitau
National Geographic Society
Coutland
Libau
Petrograd
Riga
Trier Ag
Trynites
East Prussia
Fragmentary reference to a historic linguistic mix on streets before the war
The text notes language spoken on streets before the conflict and mentions a population of around forty residents, mainly Germans, Lefts and Jews, with few Russians. It references a supposed founding by the Brethren of the Sword in 1266 and later incorporation into Russia in 1785, though the fragment is unclear and partially garbled.
White enamel finish promises durable indoor use
A fragmented ad touts a superior wall enamel for homes offices stores and bedding rooms. It highlights washable properties a hard velvety pure white surface that resists yellowing and claims to renew floors doors mantels and woodwork. It mentions lead and zinc based formula mixed in seed oil with finish details obscured by OCR errors.
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Bath Ms
Wi Z
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MAIN
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Stile
Dalley CO
Marshall
Myr
Ner
Russia
Ber Heels
Highland Bros. & Gore
Thad St
Mmitau
ML. P. Creed
Clarksburg
Marietta
Achitec Furniture
Jano-Houses
Spartana
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