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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented text describes figures 701 and 468 with totals 7,697.62 and notes about a pro year. Mentions ISU and various unclear terms. Unable to determine a coherent event without clearer source details.
Vague OCR fragment references town, county, and political figures. Mentions Mr King and Ms or mis, with scattered words about town led to democracy and press. Text is incomplete, unreadable, and provides no clear event or outcome.
A World feature by Henry P. Davison through Rowland Thomas surveys Europe after World War I. It notes Davison as a trusted observer and League of Red Cross leader, cites dire global food and disease realities, and divides Europe into cohesive groups while praising Western allies for resilience and independence from U.S. aid.
An analysis of Central and Eastern Europe in 1920 shows widespread famine and economic collapse across Austria Poland Hungary and Ukraine with mass unemployment and severe shortages of food clothing and materials Conditions are worsened by currency depreciation and war damage Drastic steps are urged including government led relief programs provisioning food clothing and transport and a coordinated Red Cross response led by Lord Davison and Goode to avert a global crisis
A National Geographic Society bulletin recounts how Carlsbad in Bohemia shifted to Karlovy Vary under Czech rule. The note links local German identity, Metternich era censorship, and the Carlsbad Decrees to today’s tensions, while noting mineral springs, industry, and prewar visitor life.
A People’s Magazine piece recounts Hugh S. Fullerton quoting a top financier who argues most big chances pass by. He notes many claim to originate ideas yet rarely develop them, while success comes from spotting possibilities and turning them into practical plans.
The Minneapolis Journal calls a grasshopper an insect idiot as it launches into space on hinged hopping poles. It mocks its aim and lack of brain, noting bulging eyes and a wooden nose, while praising its best deed to avoid the foot of its betters.
Four members of the Miami Aquarium Association traveled to the Bahamas for a fishing trip and reportedly caught a 3000 pound devil fish, making a standout catch for their expedition and marine hobbyists.
Quote attributes to Bishop Westcott affirming that citizens are servants of the state and must use all their endowments for the common good to uphold social duty and public virtue.
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