Advertising and Travel Drawn by Old World Appeal
The piece discusses a National Geographic Society appeal praising advertising as a lure to travel. It notes long-standing tourist interest in European scenes from castles and Shakespeare to Lindens, Danube vistas, and Ireland, suggesting past American reliance on European travel literature to spark journeys across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xitter
National Geo Israghle Society
Atlanta
United States
Ireland
Beoland
Hhing
Danube
Shakespeare
Lickens
Victor Hugo
Goethe
Atlantic
Resignation of the Superintendent Linked to Divorce
The Tinard of Education announced John Gitdler resigned as superintendent after announcing a divorce action against his wife, described as a refined woman from La Grande Oregon. The board said his personal troubles hindered his ability to lead and would not affect the pursuit to improve local schools. They pledged to continue with the goal of giving children modern educational opportunities and asked community support.
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John Gitdler
Promis
Ogien
Soener
la Urande
Oregon
Olrler
Tinard of
Girdler
Hale
Elton
Orden
Allies Rely On Extensive War Plant Output
A US report from a Westinghouse facility suggests shrapnel machinery disassembly signals reduced war orders and strong munition production by Allies. Descriptions of Creusot works in France show Schneider origins, vast shops, 16,000 workers, hundreds of acres, and extensive rail networks feeding coal and iron-rich Branca region resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Westinghouse
Joy George
England
Allira
France
Creusot
Fara
Schneiders
Sehneider Iron Works
Creusot region historical fortresses and industrial growth
The text outlines Charbonniere growth from a hamlet to a town of about 4000 inhabitants, later 24000 before the war, driven by armorplate factories, gun shops, locomotive works, and ordnance plants at Creusot. It situates Creusot 125 miles southwest of Helart, 176 miles south of Verdun, and 60 miles northeast of Dijon, noting Canal de Centre access and nearby rivers Saone, Loire, and Rhone shaping transport and geography.
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Helart
Alsace
Verdun
Dijon
Paris
Weat
le Creusot
Canal de Centre
Saone
Lotre
Riaing
Fancilles
Epinal
Rhoze
Lyon
Loire
France
Fiees
Atlantis
Government Aid of State Roads Debate in Ogden Meeting
At the Intermountain Good Roads Convention in Ogden delegates condemned the national road aid bill as pork barrel. The Bankhead law directs federal funding for rural post roads, with strict state oversight and mandatory maintenance to receive any share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Good Roads Convention
Ogden
Epeaks
National Administration
Congress
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Highway Department
Law Post
Federal
Crcretary of Agricultura
Atate Highway Department
Port
Quarantine Laws and Public Health Shortcomings
A fragmented opinion piece argues quarantine laws reveal systemic flaws in city health care. It criticizes antiquated hospitals, urges county leaders to consult medical experts, and stresses communal responsibility to isolate infectious cases like scarlet fever to protect families and the broader public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica
Ita Conrao
Oman
Guards Leave For Marathon As Measles Hospitalized
Two battalions of Tennessee Infantry prepared to entrain for Marathon Texas after breaking camp at the border. Reports said they were ordered to reinforce the border patrol in the Rigord district amid rumors of Mexican raiders and bandit activity near Juarez and Jimenez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl Paso
Texas
Tennsylvania Infantry
Marathon
Tors
Rigord
Opderas
Tan
Movican Bate Dite
Larula
Mexicans Seek Mines Reopened Amid Economic Push
In Chihuahua City on July 12 foreign residents announced plans to boost economic conditions with support from General Jacinta Treuno of the Carranza north army. He argued reopening mines and related industries would generate government revenue and curb banditry by providing jobs, as Americans who fled the conflict return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Merton
Jacinta Tre Uno
Carranza Army
Klee
Arcettera
William Russell in Craving at Lyceum Today
A reader notes William Russell in Craving at the Lyceum today, praising a plan to revive dormant industries in northern Mexico as the greatest help the American government can render the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Republic
Wm. Russell
Lyceum Today
British steamer held at Manila after customs seizure
The collector of customs seized the British steamer Chinese Prince as it prepared to depart Manila for Vindiorontok. A fee of 1,069,000 pesos was imposed for 2,000 missing packages consigned to focal merchants. The packages were confiscated when the steamship halted at Penang amid allegations of illicit reexport to Manila and to the Bank of the Philippines.
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Manila
Vindirontok
Focal
Penang
Bank of the Phippines
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Mursle Ore Club
Euhope
J. A. Hogle & CO
Eno
Vericulture
Utah
Pho
Europe
Rexall
Violet Dulce
Liggett's
Nice
Skeeter Skool
Viotey Duce, _Ptexon DER
Dell Linen
Kroh
She Liggett
Ise v
Tangara Fabric
Border
Jimenez
Trevino
New York
Capetown
Far Enstern Porta
Caleaga Herald
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