Uncle Harry Explains Who the Slavs Are
Uncle Harry explains the Slavs origin geography and distribution with a focus on Russia Serbia Austria-Hungary and Balkan states. He notes most Slavs oppose Germany and Austria-Hungary though some live in those regions and urges readers to study the topic at the library for future world developments.
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Elbe
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Siberia
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Altho
Uncle Flarry
Serbia
Gulgaria
Germany
Balkan
Roumania
Montenegro
Althoy
Nan's Letter Home Housekeeping in London War Time
Nan writes from London about moving into a home in the city during wartime, seeking recipes from the old home cookbook and noting how Britons and soldiers manage daily life. She describes food shortages, new French dishes, window washing as a constant habit, and munitions era routines while hoping the winter ends.
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Ang
Nan
New England
Cateh
France
East End
Underground
Town Form Reminder on February Tax Return Limits
A terse note reminds residents that February is a shorter month and affects the timing of Make Pay Syence tax return submissions.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Sugar Substitutes In Read Making Recipes
Recipe exchange notes sugar isn't needed for bread with fat and good cookery. Several substitute recipes from Swiss Honey Cakes to Apricot Tea and War Cake are outlined, using honey, almonds, molasses, corn syrup and spices. Preparedness note from Indianapolis News and Kaiser critique from Kansas City Star included.
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Dhedamon
Waterloo Boys In Service Share Wartime Letters
Waterloo boys in Company C of the 168th United States infantry write home via the Waterloo Evening Courier. They describe crossing to England, winter hardship in France, Christmas dinners, tobacco delivered by the Sun Tobacco Fund, scarce sweets, and read hometown papers in camp. They request letters, papers, or books from Waterloo readers.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Kenneth Mieller
Aund Evans Lawser
Ph von Taunky
Jag
Lore
Eoglind
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New York
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Statiows
Army Blues
Lown
Hol Law
Papper
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Waterloo Bays
Léoth U.S. Infantry
Despeicado Crimes Draw Detives To Seek Suspects
Chief Mooney issues a warning to detectives as they scour Newnan for Christy Newbo, described by police as an accused participant in a wave of crime. The message notes a drive and ongoing search by authorities for those involved.
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Mooney
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Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Millions use it for colds and nasal relief. A dose every two hours, up to three, aims to clear blocked passages, reduce runny nose, quell headache and feverishness, and ease sore throat. The ad touts fast action, low cost, and no need for assistance, warning readers to insist on Pape's rather than substitutes.
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Pape
Vagrant Escapes Pursuing Officers From City Hall
Yesterday a municipal court sentenced a man to six months in the house of correction. While being led away by a bailiff from the courtroom, he knocked the bailiff down and escaped. He fled from the eighth floor of city hall with a dozen policemen in pursuit.
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