Eisner Loses Prestige as Bavarian Unrest Grows
Munich reports indicate Kurt Eisner, Bavaria’s premier, is losing support amid celebrations for returning soldiers. A partisan crowd forced a speech from an Eisner ally, removed red flags, and stormed the interior ministry while guards fired over heads. Berne notes Bavaria may seek unity with Germany over a split peace, with hints of a crisis and possible move toward monarchy within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kurt Eisner
Munich
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Berne
Eisner
Ministry of the Interior
Bavaria
Germany
Wisner
Amazing Facts About Food Story From Hoover Era
George E Lichty chief of the retail section of the national food administration rests at Excelsior Springs Missouri. He describes the agency with seven thousand clerks and details the aims profit control eliminating speculation and hoarding. He notes the vast shipment of wheat to allies and the large scope of feeding both allies and 220 million others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Lichty
National Food Administration
Mxcelsior Springs
Herbert C. Hoover
Washington
Food Administration
Excelsior Springs Daily Call
Lichty
Wilson
Moorer
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Bolshevist Maurauder Tide Threatens Estonia and Livonia
Berlin reports that a Soviet onslaught has murdered, burned, and plundered Esthonia and Livonia. A Esthonian baron who escaped claims German torpedo boats could reach Reval this week to blunt the Bolshevist advance. Narva evacuation and clashes with Russian troops are noted, with guards allegedly sheltering deserters from the Bolshevik forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Solla
Reval
Esthenia
Livonia
Baron Aexkuell
Esthonia
Ger
Narva
Count Keller
Health Crusade Struggles in Waterloo and Equity Meet
County board fights venereal disease crusade costs while urging broader statewide effort. Ada Palmer reports bills totaling 2406 dollars May to October. Dr Tiffany seeks funding and wider township reach. Equity convention opens with routine business as 300 farmers attend. aim to boost Iowa membership to 10,000 and support the Equity Co-Operative exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Waterloo
A. J. McLaughlin
Ada M. Palmer
Tiffany
Iowa
United States
McLaughlin
County Board
Loral Boards of
American Society of Equity
State Fair Grounds
Association
Madison
Wis
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
Chicago Union Stockyards
Livestock Exchange
Equity
F. E. Osborne
St. Paul
Chicago
Equity Exchange
R.L. Har‘son
C. L. Lowrie
Great Falls
Mont
WH. A. Fuller
Mankato
Britain Watching Our Sea Expansion
London reports water traffic expected to normalize slowly after the war. British shipping interests fear increased American competition as Cunard adds Plymouth and Southampton as ports of call. Observers see potential U S ownership of ships built in America shifting to British control and wartime requisitioned vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Publising Co
London
America
Cunard Line
Plymouth
Southampton
International Mercantile Fleet
2400 Carmen Strike in Cleveland Oppose Women Conductors
In Cleveland 2400 motormen and conductors walked off at 3 a.m. demanding the dismissal of women conductors employed since last August. Mayor Davis departed for Washington to seek war labor board arbitration after street car workers rejected the mayor’s plan to defer action until board review. The report also notes anti red propaganda concerns from London with Berlin diplomats seeking protection against Spartacus agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Davis
Washington
War Labor Board
London
Berlin
Spartacus
Amsterdam
British Fleet Arrives at Liva Courland Baltic Port
A British fleet arrived yesterday at the port of Liban in Courland on the Baltic, according to a Wolff dispatch from Berlin dated today. The report notes the docking at Liba and mentions the Baltic theater location.
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Lira
Copenhagen
Ldban
Courland
Baltic
Wolff
Rarlin
Yank Prisoner Lists Reported The Men have Been Released
Washington, Dec. 3 All allied prisoners in Germany have been released belated lists of prisoners continue to be announced. Today's list includes Private Jacob Judnich Joliet Illinois prisoner at Camp Rastatt Dennis Patterson Eldrid Jl was reported at reserve hospital No 1 Halle Bayreuth The following were reported in good health at camps not named Fred Cargill Mason City IA Herman N Curley Curlew Ta James Christensen Eagle Grove Ia Harry R Davis Elmhurst IL Charles Danish Dermody Lebanon J Ill Glenn Becker Corydon Ia Illinois Day at Stock Show Chicago Dec 3 This is day at the International Exposition and Horse Fair with thousands in attendance Judging stock and hunters over 170 pounds competing for a cup from the British remount commission of Canada and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Lst
Jacob Judnich
Joliet, Ill
Camp Rastatt
Dennis Patterson
Eldrid
Reserve Hospital No. 1
Halle Bayreuth
Fred ©. Cargill
Mason City
Herman N. Curley
Curlew
James Christensen
Eagle Grove
Harry R. Davis
Elmhurst
Charles Danish Dermody
Lebanon
Glenn Becker
Corydon
Illinois
Chicago
British Remount Commission of Canada
Amerion
Tobacco Slump Hits Owensboro Market After One Day
Owensboro Kentucky December 3 500000 pounds of loose leaf tobacco sold at 14.10 per hundred weight in the market opening yesterday. A crowd of disappointed growers met urging others to withhold their crop amid a drop of three dollars in trash tobacco. No party council secret. St Paul December 3 before the National Nonpartisan League annual convention sessions will be executive. Forty one delegates from thirteen states mainly northwest attend with credentials issued.
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Owensboro
Tobieco
St. Pal
Bec
National Nonpartisan League
Northwest
Soldiers Letters and East High Football Honors
Sergeant Loren J. Berry writes from France detailing a minor operation that kept him from duty for two weeks. The East High football team received emblems for 12 members at a student mass meeting, with talks by Supt. Kline Principal Miller and Captain Joe Sage as they celebrated a strong showing against the Track Work high team. Banquet plans for the East High squad are set at Hotel Fills, with Par king and O Conner tipped for leadership in 1919. Carleton Sias and B F Swisher plan a banquet for West High, northern Town champions, likely late this week at the Chamber of Commerce. Alfonso's cabinet quits in Madrid as the Spanish ministry resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Loren J. Berry
J. P. Berrys
Oak Avenue
France
Medical Corps
Amreems
East High
Track Work High
Supt
Kline
Miller
Joe Sage
Parking
Parking, Halfback
O'Conner
Quam ‘Terbark
Bang
Carleton Sias
B. F. Swisher
Neat Board of Education
West High
Chamber of Commerce
Disintegration of Austro-Hungary Amid Siege and Famine
Vienna reports rapid disintegration of the empire with fighting near the front and marauding bands. Czecho Slovak forces hold Bohemia and march toward upper Austria while Jugo Slavs push into Marburg and Styria. Poles clash with Ukrainians over the Carpathians as Roumanians advance toward Bukowina. Despite calm on the surface, Vienna faces a food crisis with soaring prices and shortages impacting 2,000,000 people. A Jewess from Polish Galicia reports robbery of $30,000 en route to aid soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Vienna
Bodenbach
Munich
Boilemla
German-Bohemia
Upri
Austria
Marburg
Sarinthia
Styria
Carpathian Mountains
Hungary
Burkowlya
Bukowina
Kolomea
Pruth
Alba
Influenza Epidemic Eases in Fairbank and Letters From Front
Fairbank notes the influenza toll easing with no new cases and hopes the worst is past. Reports include Otto Niehbuhr wounded in France and Sergt Wred Hushby severely wounded at Chateau Thierry, now in reconstruction hospital Fort Des Moines. Local teachers rent homes, Madson high school teacher Ada Davis home on vacation, Hudson school closed again. Deaths reach Stanlex Shepard in France. Private Martin Balenselver invalided home from Chateau Thierry to Port Des Moines hospital.
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Fairbank
Will Niehbuhr
Otto
France
Oui
Sergt
Wred Hushby
Chateau Thierry
Fort Des Moines
Gushby
McCullough
Ison
I Schlutter
Perry
E. Moore
Ada Davis
Madson
Hudson
Lastunday
Richard Shepard
Oun
Stanlex
Shepard
Port Des Moines
Walibank
Orange Township Social Notes and Holiday Events
Orange Township reports social and family updates dated December 2 1941. Residents travel to Hoirtta and North Dakota join relatives, visits to Tyr vger and Hocklake NC, Sadie Miller heads to Chicago for Bible school work, Mrs Harvey Schrock visits kin, J O Peel and Meyersdale relatives observed Thanksgiving church dinner with 85 attendees, township education board dinner hosted by Orange scientists, parent teacher meeting well attended followed by gym gathering and social evening.
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Orange Township
Samuel Fike
Moret
Sam Fite
Miller
Cettefarula
Alram Miller
Atoxham
Tyr Vger
Town
Unelraon
Harvey Schrock
Hocklake
N. C
Har
Aira
Neanores
Tdin
North Dakota
Amtome Te Siler
Selyook
Harry Leingy
Didie Neplyn
Carleton
Seb
Sadie Miller
Chicare
Pethwny Bible School
Samuel Grady
Tough
T.W
Bedrock
Beother
Peel
Meyersdale
Pilsa Dmanehe Cirmuhuatt
Jesup News Notes and Local Updates From December
Jesup reports a high school basketball win over Winthrop by 20 to 15. Local movements include Mr and Mrs Lee Adams moving to a larger South Main street residence in Ogly. McGinnis rents his farm south of town to Nick Frost. Mrs James McSparren confined by rheumatism. Intre Nous tule to meet at Mrs A Paterson's home. A fire damage incident occurred at Mrs J Le Mex' rath Priday's home after a gathering. Various social and civic notes follow including church society entertainments and travel to Clear Lake. August Bants to spend winter at Marshalltown. Frank Wood returns from government work in Baltimore. Second lyceum course at Grand. first by Dagey coneerk company last week. Dorothia DeDe undergoing surgery, improving. Mr and Mrs son from Davidson visit. Haskins family gatherings noted. Red Cross box committee noted after funeral of Mrs Wjer.
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Nick Frost
James McSparren
Mra
A. Paterson
J. le
Baptist Church
EE Meitiphen
Clear Lake
Winda
Gs. J. Fox
August Bants
Sol ‘Alers
Marshalltown
Frank Wood
Baltimore
Grand
Dagey Roneerk Company
Dorothia Dede
Tresbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Son
Davidson
Arents
A. Haskins
W. Jer
Red Cross
Haskins
Candy Cascarets for Children Promoted as Safe Remedy
An old advertisement urges parents to feed children Cascarets as a safe alternative to harsh medicines like calomel and oils. It portrays Cascarets as candy that kids will readily accept when sick or constipated, claiming a price of 10 cents a box.
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Secret Ad Miracle
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle hair product claiming it cleanses dust and oil, strengthens roots, stops itching, and yields long, soft, glossy hair after weeks of use. It urges readers to purchase from drug stores or counters and try the remedy for noticeable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danderine
Knowilton
Bilious Attacks and Digestive Health Ad Promise
Bilious attacks and constipation are blamed on digestive trouble. Nature's Remedy NR Tablets are advertised as a vegetable formula targeting stomach, bowels, and kidneys to restore digestion, improve nourishment, enrich blood, and boost vitality. One 25¢ box is sold by GLER BROS, 29 East Fourth Street, with guaranteed approval by druggists.
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Gler Brros, CO
East Fourth Street
Poslam Promoted for Eczema Relief and Care
An advertisement touts Poslam as vital for eczema sufferers offering quick relief by applying directly to irritated areas. It claims concentrated formula short treatments fit most minor troubles and mentions a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City. It also recommends Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam for tender skin.
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West 47Th St
New York City
Fragmentary notice about hospital, travels and honors
Incomplete text reports someone named Karl Lorenz in a hospital in France and a return home of Mixa Anna Mitcheltert. Mentions a Cedac Valley Eleutrie and Fortress Munroe with reference to honorable discharge from service. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Karl Lorenz
Cedac Valley
France
Cap Thatt
Beng Knamed
Mixa Anna Mitcheltert
Mani Jugaan Burnett
Dulphy
Fortress Munroe
Tanlac hailed by Cedar Rapids woman for health boost
Mrs. Jenie De Vault Parks of 518 South Second Street testifies that Tanlac rebuilt her run down system. She says she was nervous, exhausted, with poor appetite and sleep, and notes Tanlac is a vegetable medicine made from roots barks and herbs sold by Schuneman Drug.
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Toie
Jenie de Vault Parks
South Second Street
Weel
Falt
Tanlac
United States
Tanlae
Schuneman Drug
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