General Nivelle Visits Boston During Victory Tour
About 1000 veterans of the New England division greet General Robert Georges Nivelle, Verdun defender, on his arrival. He meets with Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters, tours army and naval clubs, and attends receptions at various clubs during a two day stay in Boston.
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Boston
Dev
New England
Robert Georgea Nivelle
Verdun
General Nivelle
Federal Council of the
Church of Christ
Coolidge
Peters
Shanks
Dunn
Army and Navy
Osage Indians Wealthy From Oil Rights in 1920
Osage allottees in 1920 are expected to receive about 10 000 dollars per member and per child inheriting oil rights. Officials report bonuses totaling 2 255 000 dollars and notes that 2 228 original Osage shares remain on the rolls.
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Oklahoma City
Okls
Government Indian Agency
Osagexas
Osage
Poslam Skin Remedy Promotion and Free Sample Offer
An advertisement promotes Poslam for itching skin diseases and eruptions. It claims benefits for virulent eczema acne and pimples and offers a free sample from Emergency Laboratories at 243 West 47th Street New York City.
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Ponlam
Emergency Laboratori
West 47Th
New York City
Paslami
Wenal
Diapepsin Quick Relief Ad From Old Newspaper
An old ad promotes Diapepsin as a fast relief for stomach discomfort and gases. It touts instant relief from sour or acid indigestion and promises low cost at local drugstores. The copy uses sensational claims of quick action and mentions common symptoms like pain and headaches.
People's sanction urged by Clement in address
Governor P W Clement of Vermont urged a constitutional amendment to require popular sanction for all further changes. He criticized 16th 18th and 19th amendments as imposed without consent and warned against centralization of federal power. He cited Washington Hamilton and Madison defending government by the people and called for direct vote or a convention to approve future amendments.
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Harrisburg
Yaterday
P. W. Clement
Vermont
Clement
United States
Washington
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Jawa
Hayes Healing Honey Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey as stopping tickles and healing throats with a cough cure claim. It promotes a free Grove'n Open-Trate Salve for chest and head colds and croup enclosed with each bottle.
Argentina Likely to Withdraw from League of Nations
Government in Buenos Aires expects a cablegram from Foreign Minister Honorio Pueyrredon reporting Argentina's decision to withdraw from the League of Nations. The move is seen as likely due to the delegation's difficulty securing assembly approval of its Genova proposals.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
League of Nations
Honorio Pueyrredon
Assembly of the League
Tis
Genova
Peacham academy seeks fair play after unflattering game report
Peacham academy principal George F. Miller writes Barre Times to protest an unsigned report on a Wells River high school game. He claims the piece libels Peacham, defends local players, cites observers who say both sides fouled under a disputed rule, and asks for balanced coverage and a rematch on neutral ground.
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Barre Times
River
River High School
Peachar
French
Tenley
Welle Rivar
Wells River
Deak
Frenel
Peacham
Do Ao
Wells River High School
George F. Miller
Peacham Academy
Peacham, Vt
Virginia Plans Fitting Welcome for Harding Visit
Old Point Comfort Virginia will greet president elect Harding and Mrs. Harding on arrival from Panama with two days of hospitality across Hampton Roads and western Virginia. Newport News Norfolk and Bedford City will host events including shipyard visits naval stations a public reception a dinner and a Memorial Day service.
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Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Harding
Panama
Old Dominion
Washington, D. C
Hampton Roads
Bedford City
Ellie
Newport News
Ienteleet
Turting
Arnhems
Mesie
Chet
Weehiwl
Hoy Senaite
Mr. Harding
Dent
Paris
Bis
Wireless for Farmers Use to Test Market News Network
Washington officials announce a wireless telegraph test for farmers delivering market news, prices, and crop data. The plan, in cooperation with the Bureau of Standards, envisions 10 stations with 200 mile reach and 17 stations nationwide, linking to Washington and operating via leased wires and private operators.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maine
New York
Wee Quante
Papes Cold Compound Claims Fast Breath Relief
A vintage ad promises instant relief from nasal congestion and headache with Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours until three doses. It claims quick easing of head discomfort, feverishness, and runny nose with a pleasant taste and no quinine.
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Pape
Emnt
Fragmented Medical Ad Snippet Suggests Laxative Price
A garbled fragment reads like an old time medical ad offering Cascarets for a dollar and a quarter, listing prices and remedies. The jumbled text hints at liver health and general wellness but is unreadable in places.
Rumors Of Irish Peace Linked To Lloyd George Statement
London reports say rumors of possible steps toward a truce in Ireland gain traction from Premier Lloyd George remarks in the Commons. He expressed willingness to take any steps toward peace, with speculation tied to a Dublin labor commission visit and pressure on the Irish hierarchy, though details remain vague.
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London
Ireland
Lloyd George
Christine
Lloyd Gorge
Labor Commission
Dublin
Irelian
Fire destroys shop and proprietor cast into river in Fermoy
Disorder in Fermoy County Cork reported in dispatches to the Daily Mail. The drapery shop was set ablaze and its proprietor was thrown into the River Blackwater amid reprisal over the kidnapping of former Captain Prendergast and two other men on Wednesday night.
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Tondon
County Cork
Dipatches
Daily Mall
Prendergast
Anesthetic praised as safe for Soviet Russia
Paris reports a new anesthetic claimed to be pleasant and low danger. Dr. Marcon describes its use in Petrograd hospitals and credits Kravkoff and Fedovoif with its development. The solution is methylpropyl carbinal in warm salty water injected into a vein, producing sleep for several hours with no deaths yet reported and particular value for head and neck operations.
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Paris
Russia
Marcon
L'Information
Petrograd
Profesor Kravkoff
Pervons
Fedovoif
Marcou Saye Orispete
Iss
Dr. Marron
Comfortably Fixed.
The village stranger recalls life as a former farmer and muses on time and labor. An elderly man, perched on a gate, debates work ethic and value, noting leisure and effort span. The scene hints at rural character and cautious wit.
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Eerova
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions people and positions but lacks clear event, date, place, or outcome to form a coherent news item for a title and summary.
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