Germany in 1921 A reporter’s view of postwar conditions
A traveling observer describes Germany’s prewar and postwar economy and society. He notes cheap food, low wages, coexisting wealth and poverty, and the persistence of labor hardship. He reports on Hamburg Berlin Cologne and Franco-Belgian regions, and questions reparations and export recovery while observing German attitudes toward England France and the United States. He highlights hunger among some and fattening elsewhere and urges German self‑salvation and justice.
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Rhine
Ruhr
Hamburg
Berlin
Cologne
Roch T
Europe
Germany
France
England
United States
Frankfort
New York
Onal
America
Japan
Iust
South America
United
Belgium
Rose
Tanlac Boosts Appetite and Weight, Contractor Testifies
James K. Flynn of Los Angeles recounts a long illness after an accident. He says Tanlac restored his health, appetite, and weight, gaining thirteen pounds in days and achieving restful sleep. The testimonial is followed by a parade of pallbearers and dignitaries at a funeral in Casper with attendees from Rawlins Laramie and beyond.
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Tarlac
James K. Flynn
North Bourdway
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Flynn
Tanlac
Congress to Hear Front Office Views on Disarmament
Washington April 26 The House Foreign Affairs Committee will begin hearings on disarmament this week with President approved plans. Secretaries Hughes Weeks Denby and Hoover expected to testify and present their views.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hughs
Weeks
Denby
Hoovir Toppear
Impressive Services Held for Judge Blydenburgh
Notables from all parts of the state gathered in Cheyenne for the funeral of Associate Justice Charles B. Blydenburgh of the state supreme court at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev J Stubblefield presided as delegations from various groups attended.
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Xndghta
Phythine
the Elks
Wyoming State For Association
Judicial District Bar Association
Casper
Rawlins
Laramie
Charles E. Blydenburgh
Ralph Kimball
W. E. Mullen
Andrew McMicken
D. A. Preston
Will Reid
Fred 5. Forbes
Cheyenne
Charles B. Blydenburg
State Supreme Court
First Presbyterian Church
J. Stubblefield
Magnificent home given to Wyoming girls school
Edward, the state's oldest banker, donated his magnificent residence at Laramie to the Episcopal Church of Wyoming for use as a girls high school. The property covers an entire city block.
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Bdward
Wyoming
Laramie
Episcopal Church of the State
Farmers Request Freight Reductions Urge Immediate Action
Delegates to the National Farmers Union with members of congress plan to urge President Harding to call agencies of labor and capital to reduce freight rates. Leaders say the representatives should be chosen by industries between the railroad labor board and the interstate commerce council.
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Washington
National Farmers’ Union
Congress
Harding
Agence of Labor
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce
Oil swindler Gustave Grossman seized in Baltimore
Gustave Grossman, arrested on a Casper court warrant, is accused of defrauding Ogden men L. R. Eccles Joseph Scowcroft and M. E. Browning of 27000 in a Salt Creek oil lands deal. Eccles paid 30000 for the lands after Grossman claimed the ground was worth that amount. The victims, all Ogden residents active in Wyoming oil development, are pursuing the case.
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Gustave Grossman
Baltimore
Casper
L. R. Eccles
Joseph Scowcroft
M. 8
Browning
Salt Creek
Onomplaint
Corey
Grossman
Mr. Eccles
Eccles
Messrs
Browning and
Scowcroft
Ogden
Utah
Wyoming
In Northern Chile Two Key Industries Dominate Economy
In Northern Chile, nitrate and copper mining support the economy. Nitrate remains the most important due to its widespread operations and direct impact on the population. The region's prosperity hinges on these two sectors and their extensive activity.
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Chile
Daughter Hopes For Church Night Visit
A fragmentary note shows a daughter urging attendance at an evening church service titled An Hour With Favorite Hymns. The speaker mentions a pastor and a prior engagement with their own favorite hymn, implying a personal scheduling conflict.
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the Outlook
D W. Lacey
N. Potter
A. C. Campbell
Luke Voorhees
1. Arnold
Larimie
W. Eyplin
Frank Hadwell
W. B. Ross
W. RB. Greenfield
Daniel
Congress OF
U.S
Blydenburgh
Frontier Supply Company
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemmerer
Tom Ming
Kemmerer
Dale Crane
Ranklin
Franklin
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