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Newspaper

The Jansen News

Location

Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

3

Opposition Walks Out As Food Bill Fights Time

opening of debate in both congresses on the administration food bill for government control of foodstuffs provokes determined opposition by senators threatening to resist by July 1. House view expected. debate to last weeks with risk of a filibuster and possible anti filibuster action by the Senate if needed.

Union News Service Washington Congress Wilson House Senate

Former Senator Urges Allied Stand for Russia Freedom

In a first format since arrival the American mission head told the Russian ministry the United States began the fight for Russia's freedom as well as its own. He outlined aims beyond conquest, urging Russia to join the United States in resisting world autocracy. Russian officials expressed readiness to stand with America and defend democracy.

Petrograd iIn United States Russia Stalot America

MUST JOIN BRITISH COLORS

British subjects aged eighteen to forty five in the United States face compulsory enlistment. Consuls and agents are listing men while Brigadier General W A White travels to Washington to push the plan. Recruiting stations open in Boston and planned elsewhere as conditions permit. Reports say Scots in Philadelphia seek a regiment and Jamaica-born Black men in New York aim to form a unit.

New York United States W. A. White Washington Boston Philadelphia Jamaica

Battle Brief: British Capture Trenches in Two Minute Strike

British forces seized three quarters of a mile of trenches on Infantry hill near Monchy le Preux in two minutes. At 7:27 rockets signalled success after a 7:26 top of line attack, as troops left their trenches at daylight and captured three officers and 175 men without artillery preparation.

France Infantry Hill Monchy le Preux No Man’s Land

McAdoo Says No New Offerings Until Fall Amid Oversubscription

Secretary McAdoo announced the oversubscription of a two billion dollar offering and said there could be no further offering of the remaining three billion authorized until fall. The statement suggests funding limits and timing for future bond or loan programs.

Washington McAdoo

Amnesty Offer for Easter Rising Prisoners Declared

London officials report in the House of Commons that the government has decided to grant clemency to prisoners captured during the Easter Sunday Irish uprising last year.

London House of Commons Nebraska

Nebraska Grain and War Efforts Stretch State Resources

Bluff County reports 52 000 acres of beet land with an estimated sugar yield near 12 000 000 pounds. Lincoln advocates wheat price rises and early federal action. Nebraska banks eye conventions, public notices note flood repairs, jobless IWW fears, and guard recruitment. Multiple counties report fatalities and accidents, tax boosts, and war relief drives as schools, farms, and universities maintain activities amid the era.

Bluff County A. Z. Mathers Gering National Bank Nebraska Bankers’ Association Deuell Richardson County Lancaster Otoe Saline Omaha Ton University Sinattaal Bellevue Verne Parsons Grand Island William Mitchell Neal Navarre Mitchell Auford Lincoln-Denver Ashland Platte River Alex Daily Anselme iMan Milburn Hille Nebraska South Omaha Art LW. W Coop San Joe Madden Fitzgerald Douglas Ogallala Montana Arizona New Mexico Keith County Community Club Fremont The Methodist Church Gage County United States Bureau of Animal Industry Beatrice Bureau Resmes Liberty Kansas City Federal’”Reserve Bank Lincoln Bho John James Bowen Nea Stella Bixby Oklo

Freezone cures corns with no pain claims in ad

An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn and callus remover. It promises easy lifting of corns by applying a few drops, with a small bottle affordable at drug stores. It notes the ether-based formula dries instantly and causes no infection or irritation.

Cincinnati

Freckles New Time to Get Rid of These

An ad promises a simple remedy to clear complexion and remove freckles with a money back guarantee if it does not work. It touts a novel night and morning routine and claims instant, lasting results for clear skin.

Heard at the Club About Fred Darling’s Wife

In a club scene, patrons discuss Fred Darling and his wife. The men remark on the wife’s influence and a flashy appearance, noting that women did work and suggesting her flair. The unnamed speaker adds curiosity about the couple and social dynamics.

Fred Darling

Mayor Mitchel’s remark on war time insurance costs

At a New York dinner Mayor Mitchel warned that insurance rates will rise during wartime. He shared a joke about a man seeking a policy covering life fire burglary accident murder drowning assassination and marine in order to attempt crossing to England via the U boat blockade.

Mitchel New York England

To Hear Her Talk Willis What Is the Nation’s Wealth

In a courtroom style exchange the judge notes Mrs. Bump’s wealth would equal her father’s, her husband’s and her own future inheritance from a wealthy uncle. The playful remark frames a domestic satire on wealth.

Willis United States Gillis Bump

Stingy men refuse to tell jokes at their own expense

A light quip notes that some men are so frugal they avoid paying the price of humor, even in self directed comedy.

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ANG Opposition Yust Omaha Grain Exchange J. A. Board Madison County Nebraska National Guard Morrill Walter H. Smith University Piges Crawford Ayr Hastings Myrtle Alden St. Francis de Chantal Randolph Elkhorn Valley Editorial Association Norfolk Avoca Clearing House Association of the Grain Exchange Adolph Stutte North Platte Railroad Department of Agriculture Bayard Ed Hickey Gretna Richardson County Red Cross Order of United Workmen Nebraska Grand Lodge Iowa Grand Lodge Menonite Church of Red Cross Society Henry Brenner Stella Johnson County Nemaha W.F Crete jMerege BS Omdass Colege Council of National Defense Corns Mohammed Beniringyrag Fletcher Doans Mr. Dent Doan Eipner CO Bupfalo, IL Daisy Fly Killer
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