Treaty deadlock prompts calls for compromise in Congress
The Am ericus Times-Recorder reports on Washington's stalemate over the League of Nations treaty. Lodge faction seeks reservations on Article 10 and council voting, risking an unworkable league. President urges issue to drive the 1920 campaign, while critics ask how to modify a league already formed without the US.
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Lodge
League Nations
Australia
Canada
League
League of Nations
United States
Mr. Lodge
Produce! Produce! In God's name an urgent call to work
An eastern firm prints a 1920 calendar with a Carlyle quotation urging relentless production. The piece argues work is a patriotic remedy amid national strain and suggests public display to spur industry. It then analyzes Russia's war losses, 33,000,000 killed or wounded, and contemplates Bolshevism and postwar unrest.
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Carlyle
England
Russia
Kolchak
United States
Deportations and jokes amid wartime talk at a Shriners visit
The speech includes light taunts about Kaiser Wilhelm and a jab at the Mexican and Bolshevik threat. It notes Brazil deporting 500 Germans and ponders Germany’s possible annexation of Brazil, highlighting anti-German sentiment and wartime debates.
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United States
Brazil
Germany
Chief Jonson to Quit Force for Business
Chief Jonson announces retirement from the police force at the end of his current term to enter business. He has served Amereoreus Police Department for sixteen years and says he will not disclose his new venture yet.
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Jonson
FORCE
Conarsien
Tt de Neta
Ambitious Police Chief Hinted At Departure Amid Salvos of Rumor
Fragmentary text suggests Chief Johnson planned to end his term and drew a chorus of speculation. John Rove, a trusted force member with long service, was named as a potential successor or associate in the unfolding chatter within the police department.
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Bose Roche
Johnson
John Rove
Hellforget Eresistant
Force
Giaee
Deputy Shern Advances to Chief Office in Ma
A deputy named Panes 1. wweeon has been moved toward the office of chief in Ma alo. He has served in the field up to Hy man county and held several positions, transitioning after a period of service and reevaluation within the department.
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Shern
Abe
Wweeon
Hyman
Mrs Bowen Reveals Rats Nearly Burned House Down
Mrs Bowen recounts two months of fear as rats supposedly chewed matches in her cellar causing a near fire. She credits prompt action for saving the home and notes finding a dead rat later. Frank Murray, druggist, Sheffield Hardware, and Sparks Grocery are mentioned in passing.
Aspironal touted as two minute cold cure and refund guarantee
An advertisement claims Aspironal is a two minute cold and cough reliever endorsed by authorities and more effective than whiskey or other remedies. It instructs consumers to buy a bottle for fifty cents, take a quick drink, and demand a refund if relief does not occur within two minutes.
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U. S
Aspironas
Doctor Endorsement for Peru-Na Remedy in Kentucky
Prominent Skate Kentucky physician Dr J J Wagner uses Peru-Na himself and recommends it for catarrh bloating after eating and other ailments. He says it benefits both young and old, noting immediate improvements and urging trials for coughs colds and catarrhal stomach or intestinal issues. Peru-Na available in tablet or liquid form.
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J. J. Wagner
Skate
Kentucky
Pr. Hartman
Toni
Wagner
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