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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement claims a product named Gets It quickly removes corns and calluses from the bottom of the foot. It presents dramatic ease of use and immediate thinning of thickened skin, promising painless walking after treatment.
An advertisement promotes Getack for painless callus removal with no knives or plasters. It claims easy peeling, no irritation, and a money back guarantee. Distributed by E Lawrence & Co in Chicago with referrals to Abacohda and Helens locations.
The article argues that for at least 15 years after Versailles Germany remains a conquered power under Allied occupation and reparations. It asserts that Wilson's 14 Points shape the peace, but guarantees from Britain and France are needed to preserve any League of Nations, otherwise Germany may form alliances and threaten renewed conflict. It stresses US participation as decisive and warns that absent American backing the league could fail, risking another European war and US involvement.
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