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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1920

Page

4

Lost Effort and The Coat That Jacques Made

An unrestful overview questions economic direction as money flows rise yet apparent progress stalls amid politics business and finance. A separate note titled The Coat That Jacques Made recounts how US blankets sold to French dealers moved through intermediaries selling to a grocer and tailor for escalating prices, illustrating inflationary dynamics.

Jacques United States Proneh Thersupan

Fragmented wartime trade views and Japanese courage debate

The text discusses wartime blanket sales to war-ravaged areas at nominal prices, mentions traders exploiting shortages, and contrasts French government concerns. It notes Japan’s wartime stance, editorials on Japan’s bold moves, and a broader reflection on cause and effect in global trade and national welfare.

Jack Japan United States Oake

Who Is This Man's Neighbor The Cries Of Starving Children

A reflective editorial grapples with famine in Armenia Austria Romania and Czecho Slovakia. It argues nations should offer credit and aid for food clothing seed and raw materials, not gifts, to help starving peoples regain self sufficiency. It stresses moral duty over pauperization and calls for Christian neighborliness.

Armenia Austria Europe Romania Ceecho-Sloviak Perhisis Jeredit Lan Ower

Drive Initiative Under Way in Knox County Details

City and county committees report completion of drive plans for the American Jewish relief fund. Knox county drive opens Monday under W Grant, with checks payable to William A Ackerman as treasurer. Community leaders praise support, noting early $100 gifts from Aaron Rosenthal Harry Lurie and Jacob Datin. Local youth groups and M G A Scout Troop to assist with campaign materials and public notices.

American Jewsh Relief Fund Knox County W. Grant Thin City Willian A. Ackerman Detary Igor Is Regi Sorows Daughters of Tou Makstheas Fay Huni Aaron Rosenthal Hany Lurie Jieob Dat Inwky Bhu Scout Troop Thy M. GC. A Winnie Linda Aitairs

Ringwalt Funeral Set For Sunday In New Castle

Funeral arrangements for William Ringwall of Walhonding, who died Thursday, will be held Sunday at New Castle. Ralph Huot and Theodore Hingwalt are cited among attendees in the readable fragment.

William Ringwall Walhonding New Cate New Castle Ralph Huot Pheodore Hingwalt

Three Auto Thieves Granted Sentence Suspension

In common pleas court Judge Park suspended the reformatory sentence for W. D. Beardslee, Chas. Ringer, and Vaughn Oehott who pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile. They were previously sentenced to the state reformatory at Mansfield. Petitions for suspension were filed by Centerbury residents and signed by company employees, with conditions to repay $129 for recovery costs and to report monthly.

Common Pleas Court Centerbury Dt, Auld Co Munger and Debolt Iie Perkina Merkus Heardylee Ringer Debott

Sugar and Hoover era plea on sugar crisis and wartime hope

A reflective verse asks how sugar rationing and Hoover era policy affect wartime morale and daily life. It recalls past unity and sacrifice while noting present muddle, wage strain, and hope that Arthur J Matthews might find a solution to the sugar problem amid national effort.

Arthur J Matthews

Ray Patterson Called By Death on Mauroe Township Road

Ray Patterson a well known resident of the Ceshorion road in Mauroe township died at an unspecified hour Sunday while working at his home. Illness attributed to tuberculosis and related complications is given as the cause of death.

Ray Patterson Ceshorion Road Mauroe Solleday

Porter to Drill Test Oil Well for Vulcan Co

Porter from East Choxtrut Mesmert departs for Breckenridge Texas to resume work. The driver will drill a deep test well for the Vulcan Oil Co guiding operations in Breckenridge and nearby fields.

Porter Pale Porter East Choxtrut Mivert Breckenridge Pexas of Nelds Vulcan Oil Co

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