Abolition of Russian salute linked to US Russia relief
Lieut. Jerry Collins of Company C 339th Inf says the Russian salute abolition sparked the American army’s Russia intervention. He accuses British leadership of bias, cites false reports of massive anti Bolshevik Russians, and claims minimal成果 from the mission while criticizing policy and censorship.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Russia
Jerry Collins
Three Hundred Thirty-ninth Infantry
Vaga
Kerensky
Himsel
Trotzky
Russa
Collins
Grinnell Aids Belgian Universities Restoration
Grinnell College in Iowa assists Belgium's universities by sending four hundred herbarium specimens to the Botanical Museum at the University of Louvain. The Rector of Regium University sent thanks, noting the destruction caused by the Germans to Belgian education.
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Grinnell
Belgium
United States
Botanical Museum
University of Louvain
Henry S. Conard
Botany Department
Regium University
France fears American dominance in world markets
Paris reports America now seen as the leading competitor in global trade. Dr. A. Legendre notes U S flags ship wolfram and textiles worldwide, while France expands a shipping syndicate to replace wartime losses and counter Britain. France struggles with material shortages and shipyard limits, while England remains unresponsive.
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Paris
America
Great Britain
France
A. Legendre
United States
China Seas
Pacific
Transit Maritime
England
Useful Though Unwed
A quotation reflects the modern view that a woman is not a failure because her life has been misspent. The saying contrasts societal judgment with personal resilience and evolving attitudes.
The Thunderbolt at Fox Theatre Avengeful Corbin
Bruce Corbin engineers a hate marriage to avenge his Corbin family by forcing Ruth Pomeroy to marry him. Allan Pomeroy dies under pressure, and Ruth battles to win a moral victory as the dramatic romance unfolds on the Fox Theatre screen.
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Pomeroys
Ruth Pomeroy
Allan Pomeroy
Ruth
Corbin
Fox Theatre
Tablet Honors Horace Greeley in East Poultney
The Vermont Press Association placed a memorial tablet on the old East Poultney building where a 14 year old ragged boy began an apprenticeship. The boy was Horace Greeley, who learned the printing trade that honed his future influence as a national newspaper figure.
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Horace Greeley
Vermont Press Association
East Poultney
Northern Spectator
Pleasure in Production Lincoln Quotation Fragment
A fragmentary Lincoln quotation notes that making two from one yields profit and pleasure, reflecting on productive effort and satisfaction in results. The text frames labor as rewarding and linked to gain.
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Lincoln
Local Notes Include Travel and Illness Updates
Mrs. 8. R. Baker returns to West Chester after visiting her son George Baker. Ted Eggers the blacksmith is recovering from grippe but will miss work for some time. Mrs. Harry S. Beatty and children go to Marion and Cedar Rapids for Christmas with relatives. Mrs. O. E. Bell and baby Janet and Mrs. A. W Bell and children travel from Kalona to Sigourney for Christmas. A Methodist church pulpit cat has found a temporary home with J F H Taylor in east Washington and may be adopted by a local family.
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R. Baker
George Baker
West Chester
Ted Eggers
Harry S. Beatty
Dorothy
Elizabeth
Marion
W. H. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
O. E. Bell
Janet
A. W Bell
Oral
Juanita
Lahoma
Kalona
Sigourney
Mr. Bell
Methodist Church
J. F. H. Taylor
East Washington
Taylor
Brinton Family Plans Christmas Visits Across Iowa
Herbert Brinton, Drake University student, returns home for W F Brinton funeral. Parents Mr and Mrs George Brinton join him and travel to Dows to meet Rankin family, then visit Garner to see daughter Mrs Arthur Rankin. A city sale notice appears in the clipping with brief details.
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Herbert Brinton
Drake University
W. F. Brinton
Dés Moines
George Brineton
Dows
Rankin
Garner
Iowa
Arthur Rankih
Watering House Plants Signals and Saucer Cues
Instruction notes that a saucer under potted plants shows signs of plant health. If water drains into the saucer, it is a good sign. if not, the plant or soil may need attention and the root system could be problematic.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Look
An ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use at home treatment to darken gray hair. It claims hair becomes darker after dampening a sponge with the product and applying daily, with results in mornings and after a few applications.
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Becausa
Wyeth
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