The Spirit of New Year Visits Old Year
A wistful Old Year bids farewell on New Year Eve and is visited by Brother January and March. They fly to Time Mountain in a silver plane where he meets the Months in an ice palace. He dances with June and April, celebrates with the Minutes and Seconds, and is gently kissed by the Spirit of New Year as he sleeps.
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Brother January
Old Year
Ice Palace
Time Mountain
January
March
Yountain
Srlenns
Honilis
October
November
Hale
Fearty
Detember
June
April
Peter
Paul
Whitlock
Legation
Belgium
New Year Greeting Sent to All Our Friends
A lighthearted New Year message promises goodwill and cheerful wishes to friends. It playfully notes that old charms such as swastikas and rabbit feet have passed with myths, and instead the greeting itself is offered as ongoing kindness throughout the year.
New Year Resolve Encourages Fresh Start and Action
A motivational poem urging readers to shed the old year’s regrets and welcome every moment as new. The speaker, Paul West, advocates decisive effort, perseverance, and optimism, promising a happier year if one acts now and stays committed through its days.
Prince of Monaco Intervenes Over German War Fine Threat
Documents from the U S State Department reveal Prince Albert of Monaco appealed to President Wilson over General von Buelow s demand for a 500000 franc war fine on the village of Sissonne and threatened destruction of the Monaco chateau Marchais if unpaid. The prince offered to pay after danger from fresh conflict subsided.
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von Buelow
Prince of Monaco
Wilson
Committee On Public Information
State Department
Monaco
Paris
Washington
Prince of
Prince
Reims
Sissonne
Chateau
Berlin
France
Etape
Montcornet
Marchais
Lissonne
Germany
von Buelow Jr
A. Hor
Rible
Chateau de Marchais
Albert, Prince of
Cathedral of
Albert
Sovereign Prince of
Hoosier News Briefly Told Summary of State Items
Hoosier notes report highway work urged by Indiana engineer for Goshen Elkhart South Bend Lincoln route. Greencastle reports a judge’s wife burned by exploding gas stove. A Frank Cagle plans a Dam and flour mill in Washington township. Martin county votes to join new market highway project. Lon McGhee dies after accident in Vernon. Lafayette sentences murder suspect. divorce suit in Delaware circuit court. Rushville thefts of merchandise from Carthage plant. South Bend jewelry stores robbed. Mabel Myers sues railroad for damages. Orleans residents dodge danger as frozen reservoir explodes. Christmas tree fund rerouted to gifts. Anderson Rotary hears tax talk. Elks send care boxes. Gary fireman killed in bridge collapse. Marion mayor-elect appoints police commissioners. Robberies in Greencastle. Camp Shelby camo training noted. Franklin to hold county war conference January 11-12. Huntington boy forgoes Christmas tree this year.
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South Bend
William S
Board of Commissioners of
Martin
Martin County
New Market
Terre. Haute
Sweiskopf
Cincinnati
Vernon
Lon McGhee
A-C
Lafayette
Thomas ‘Sense
Indiana
Michigan City
Muncie
Delaware
Josephine Holcroft
John
Holcroft
Pence
Anderson
Rushville
Charles’ Yneger
George Clark
Carthage
Phe
Mabel . Myers
Homer Myers
F. Jenkins
A. E. Kress
Ww. Lindsey
Ralph M. Chatham
Harry Stroud
Mark Harris
Frank Smith
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
Anderson Rotary Club
Anderson Lodge of Elks
Gary
Frank McAlister
Buffington
Universal Portland Cement Company
Marion
Sage
Franklin
Johnson ‘County
Council of Defense
Huntington
Richard~ Shields
Coffee crop in Brazil May Exceed Past Yields Amid Shipping Hurdles
Brazil's coffee harvest is expected to outrun previous years as farmers anticipate larger crops. However, transport troubles to European buyers are likely to push prices down, while delays compound market uncertainty.
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Brazil
Europe
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Bitton
Paul West
Kin Hubbard
State Department Archives
Commune
United States
Hoosier News
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