Lithuania Poland Tangle Winds Up New War Alarm
Berlin reports short lived peace euphoria over League of Nations stance on Vilna dispute between Poland and Lithuania. War alarms rise as Vilna ownership and corridor fate prompt Polish leader Pilsudski toward drastic action. Lithuania dictactor Walde maras rejects negotiations without Vilna.
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Berlin
League of Nations
Poland
Lithuania
League
Vilna
Council Ofbassadors
Waldoemaras
Wilna
Pilaudski
Geneva
Russia
Germany
Morever
Baltic
Memel
Klaipeda
Danzig
Pulsudski
Murdered mail clerk shrieks at autopsy twist
In Budapest on February 16 Thomas Hubes a mail clerk murdered in Transylvania briefly rose from the dissection table at Krandt hospital before dying again. He later survived after thirty axe wounds were discovered and he identified the attacker who had fled and confessed.
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International News Service
Budapest
Thomas Hubes
Transylvania
Krandt Hospital
Thomas
Hubes
New Piles Remedy Promises Cure Without Surgery
Dr Leonhardt announces internal treatment for piles using HEM-ROID and claims to remove the cause. City Drug Company and all druggists offer the product with a money back guarantee if it fails to meet its promises.
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Pr. Leonhardt
Leonhardt
City Drug Company
Leonhard
Sugar making breakthrough by a Rockford college senior
Helen Rea, a Rockford college senior, has developed an ethylene gas process to convert starch to sugar. Her work, praised by Dr. Mullinix and published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, could lower sugar production costs by avoiding boiling.
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Associated Press
Rockford, IL
Helen Rea
Rockford College
Journal
American Chemical Society
Rea
Chicago
Raymond David Mullinix
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Mullinix
Rockford
Back Hurts Begin On Salts Prevent Kidney Trouble
A popular authority urges drinking soft water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate function. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to neutralize acids, aid bladder health, and keep kidneys clean.
New Yorkers Hotel Planned for 1929 Opening
AP reports a $22 million skyscraper to rise at Eighth Ave and 34th St in New York. The 400 foot high hotel named New Yorkers will open in 1929 with 2 503 rooms and host 1920s high society.
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Associated Press
New York
Eighth Avenue
34Th Street
The
New Yorkers
Rat Killing Made Easy with Envelopes
An ad promises an effortless rat killer using No 9 envelopes that rats gnaw into outdoors. The product claims rats die after eating the poison with no odors and guarantees effectiveness.
Fragmented clipping blends royal, political notes and sports jottings
The item mixes a Windsor England tax snippet with a humorous royal encounter and political chat attributed to Mrs Rockefeller Jr. It then shifts to Amherst College baseball news and a remark about Hoover and pitching machines, all in a collage of short terse captions.
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Amherst
Mane
Hank Gowdy
Amherst College
Washington
Abby Aldetch
Aldrich
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