Murderous riot tears Polish castle in Slavuta
A Petrograd Lloyd's News correspondent reports Russian soldiers massacre Prince Sangushko, aged 90, and his two nieces the Countesses Rayszczewski at Slavuta Castle. The mob ransacks the building slaughters the prince and women, sets the castle ablaze, and flees into town amid chaos.
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Princa Sengushko
Rayszczewski
Petrograd
Lloyd's News
Slavuta
Sangushko
Fla
Prince Sangushko
Magnate
Rzyszczewski
Cedy
Sangushiro
Reyseczewski
Warsaw
Slauta
Large Attendance At Central Shop Meeting
Rev W B Riley the Minneapolis evangelist spoke to 160 shop men at the Maols Central Tuesday noon hour during a series of shop meetings at the I C yards. Harold Philpotts contributed vocal selections as the second meeting in the series under the railway Y M C A with A E Heard as secretary.
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W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Harold Philpotts
I. C. Yards
Railway Y. M. C. A
A. E. Heard
Twin Scottish twins wounded in same attack in France
Twin brothers enlisted in the same company in Scotland were sent to France together. In an attack both were shot through the left ankle, bullets lodging in the right foot. They were brought to England together and lie in adjoining hospital cots.
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Scotland
France
England
Exemption Board Active as Cedar Falls Sends Registrants
Cedar Falls daily notices registrants of their class and district board actions with most county decisions upheld. Real estate transfers include Scoggin buying a West Wright street tract for 8750 and Hem street selling an 8 acre plot to Martin Keller at 802 Trepico t street. The city fuel board hosts a fact conference as coal famine relief efforts continue. Savings clubs report steady progress despite declines in membership amid Liberty Loan drives. Fracter School reference noted.
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Cedar Falls
Carda
County Exemption Board
County Board
West Wighth Street
G. E. Hemstreet
Martin
Y. W
Y. M. CG
Elty
Fractor School
The
International Iarvester Com
Cedar Falls Tractor School Invites Attendents Jan 29 30
Invitations issued for a tractor school in Cedar Falls on January 29 and 30. The event aims to attract attendees from Cedar Falls territory served by the local Cedar Falls branch, with many expected to participate.
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Pany
Cedar Falls
Robert Frisby
Estevan
Canada
Paul Paulsen
Newell
William Watkins
Franklin Street
Walter Peterson
Bluff Street
Maurice Peterson
Grove Street
Eleanor
Marion Peter
Spencer, Ia
Leo F. Hughes
YWCA Gym Classes Open for Women and Girls
The YWCA announces term dates for gymnasium work with enrollments open now for the upcoming term starting February 1. Programs cater to matrons, working women, and girls with options of one or two classes weekly and a weekend children's class. Open night Wednesday offers free sessions for working girls from 6 PM. Miss Ann Miriam Johnson directs the program with Miss Helen M. overseeing the working girls class.
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Ann Miriam Johnson
P. m
Helen M
Larkin and Miss Edna Dawson Instructor Mention
A fragment notes Larkin and Miss Edna Dawson as the instructor. The text provides no further context or details about events, dates, or locations.
Cosmetic skin treatment promise from old ad text
Fragment from a vintage advertisement touts a simple homemade facial cure using common mercurial wash and powder to clear dull skin. It claims rapid whitening and wrinkle reduction with daily use and hot water rinses, citing a London maker and specific powders.
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Greselving
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