Relief Work in Syria by Chris Graber from Indiana
Chris Graber, Marion township and Washington high school graduate, writes from Aleppo Syria June 3 1919 about relief work with the American Red Cross and American Relief Commission. He describes ship voyage to Beirut then Aleppo, the 700 workers in weaving knitting and sewing, hospital projects including Delco lighting and a steam delousing plant, and the threefold needs medical industrial and orphanage aid for postwar recovery.
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Mabel Normand in When Doctors Disagree at PON Theatre
Goliwyn comedienne Mabel Normand stars in When Doctors Disagree a Goldwyn farce at the PON Theatre Thursday. The film follows Sis Hopkins and The Pest with new wit strong photography and Schertzinger direction as Millie Martin is placed in a sanitarium misdiagnosis gag and a string of laughable episodes.
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Iowa Prepares Tax Law Revisions for Special Session
Des Moines reports a special session will address code revision and primary suffrage. Officials hint at a Kansas style plan giving the executive council full authority over tax valuations down to individual parcels, with county assessors gaining new power and appeal routes to state mandates. The move aims to curb local valuation disparities and curb tax disputes, with last year’s land values averaging 68.12 dollars per acre and a projected rise this year.
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Anti Sinn Fein agitation fuels gatherings across Ireland
Anti Sinn Fein agitation surges in Ireland with packed meetings in County Laingford where the Irish Unionist alliance vows to stand together to defend citizenship rights. Similar meetings take place in Limerick and other towns with no disturbances reported so far.
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You Bet. Every Married Man Can Name One Woman
A wry saying about marriage suggests that every husband considers a particular woman as having a fine husband. The remark frames marital admiration as a humorous standard of comparison.
Many Brewing Their Own in Sioux City
Sioux City officials with the anti saloon league expect a cleanup soon as over 1000 residents have brewed their own beverages. Wholesale arrests may follow with court records set to reveal many socially prominent names while usual disobedient figures may be less visible.
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Navy rifle range flooded by Passaic River flood
The Passaic River overflow flooded the navy rifle range near Rifle Caldwell N to the planned national rifle matches in August. Two hundred tents housing 1,500 sailors soldiers and marines were swept away forcing occupants to seek shelter on floors verandahs and roofs of nearby Y M C A and Knights of Columbus huts. Water depth reached five feet and the river rose eight feet during nine days of rain, with experts expecting at least two weeks for levels to subside.
Store That Is Different Outperforms Competitors Says Journal
The Kansas City Journal notes a simple business truth that customers favor the shop that stands apart. Clear choices and distinct offerings help a store outperform rivals that blend in with the crowd.
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