American diplomacy praised for wartime performance
The Washington Star lauds American diplomacy as a model of competence, noting that no experienced diplomats were required for key posts yet all new appointees performed well amid unprecedented wartime challenges. Dr. Geo Hand is listed with contact details.
Home brew ad sparks prohibition era caution
A former brewery offers a $1.50 ad promising directions to make genuine beer at home despite laws. The copy urges producing strong foaming beer from hops and malt extract and even claims sending extract to dry states is lawful. The piece notes newspapers should reject such ads to avoid aiding bootleggers.
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Lawa
Alliance Adverstising and Crime Worried Visitor
A visitor from the eastern part of the state praises Alliance’s advertising while criticizing crime and unruly elements. He urges keeping the town clean and credits the police and city leaders for enforcing the law and shaping the town’s image.
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Alliance
City Manager for Alliance Should Be A Practical Executive
The Alliance council considers hiring a city manager and debates essential qualifications. The piece argues a seasoned businessperson with broad efficiency sense can lead, organize departments, oversee results, and avoid requiring experts in every field. It questions cost and practicality while stressing prudent, capable administration.
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al Hanee
Alliance
City Manager Plan Favored But Cautions Remain
The article urges careful steps in adopting a city manager plan, noting the need for competent advice and specialized aid. It cautions against overestimating outcomes and stresses that progress requires prudent, well considered action to avoid future disappointment.
Diplomacy Shift Fueled by War Strain on Selection
Under wartime stress the United States abandons a system of appointing diplomats from business and affairs circles and adopts a model favoring professional diplomats. The piece argues that prior selections failed for Germany and Austria-Hungary and stresses that effective diplomacy requires seasoned official contact.
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Republicans Split Over League Draft Public Discourse
Republican Senators avoid pledging on the league of nations until a party conference refines the revised draft. President and Lodge clash over timing for public discussion. Former Senator Bourne continues to issue statements that embarrass party leaders. Department of Labor shows unemployment falling, with the recovery seen as largely psychological.
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Lodge
League of Nations
Congress
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O Capsules Promised Kidney Health
SAF Gentle Remedy claim promises relief from kidney bladder liver and urinary tract troubles. It touts improved blood purification, renewed vigor, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available in sealed three sizes at drug stores with original GOULD MEDAL branding.
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