Sinn Fein Eager for Peace With Lloyd George Talk
A Daily Mail report says Monsignor Patrick Joseph Cline met Premier Lloyd George and conveyed a Sinn Fein message from Michael Collins. It notes Sinn Fein leaders are keen on a truce and that George was impressed, suggesting prospects for settlement brighten. London Times prints similar information.
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Daily Main
Patrick Joseph Cline
Bisho
Perth
Loyd George
Cline
Sinn Fein T Movement
Lloyd George
Michael Collins
Sinn Fein
Cains
London Times
Former Kaiser Lives in Grand Style in Doorn
Doorn residents report that the former German emperor William II draws substantial funds from Germany and will pay 1 300 000 guilders annually in Dutch taxes. He has reportedly 50 servants, a castle staff, and maintenance costs cited at around 20 000 to 25 000 Guilders daily, with wages and upkeep totaling significant sums. The article notes income from sales of property in Wilhelmstrasse and state support for the Doorn residence, painting a picture of lavish living.
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Doorn
Holland
Berlin
Germany
Wilhelmstrasse
William
von Gontard
House of Doorn
Augusta Victoria
Willian
Door
von Mikeman
Darius Win
Toenth
Bentinck Emetic
Arerongen
Wil
Arieronern
Economic Difference and a Wife's Outburst Transcript
A fragmentary transcript outlines a married lawyer and a busybody debate over perceived inequities in social behavior. The wife challenges the husband about dining with friends, contrasting it with suggesting improper conduct. The terse dialogue implies financial and ethical tensions within a relationship.
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Ine
Su Yin
Home made Pinex cough remedy promises rapid relief
A vintage home remedy advocates mixing 4 1/2 ounces of Pinex with a pint of orange-mulated syrup to create a cheap, quick acting cough syrup claimed to stop ordinary coughs or chest colds within 24 hours. It touts relief from throat irritation, loosening phlegm, and benefits for bronchitis and hoarseness, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Immediate payment to the railroads urged by ICC report
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to amend the railroad act to allow immediate release and payment of amounts due carriers under the guaranty provisions. The report notes many roads are cash strapped and audits delay payments, while recommending penalties for bribery and expanded safety and equipment measures. Freight volume rose despite shortages, with gains attributed to heavier shipments and longer trains.
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Washington, D.C
Dee
Comptroller of the Treasury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Treasury
Comptroller
Uacon
Canadians win point clash at League compromise
Geneva dispatch reports the assembly accepting a compromise on proposed League of Nations finance, transit, and health bodies. Canada helped block separate plebiscite plans for Vilna, while the Lithuanian government urged an eight month postponement and exclusion of Vilna from the plebiscite area amid protests over sending an army under the League.
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Geneva
Associated Pres
League of Nations
Assembly
N. W. Rowell
Canada
Gabrielle Hunotaux
Praseo
Mr. Million
Australia
Gaston da Cunhin
Brazil
Lord Robert Cecil
South Africa
International Health Organization
League
Council of the League
Vilna
Lithuania
England's swimming vogue grows with women life savers
The Telegraph reports a rising popularity of swimming in England with many women taking life-saving tests. About 400 life saving certificates were awarded, five of six diplomas going to women, reflecting a shift since the war. Schools and baths promote swimming, while London’s baths reopen after closures, and mixed bathing aids teaching.
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England
Telegraph
Royal ‘Life Saving Society
Ociety
Society
Hughead
London
York Times
Local notice fragment outlines community concerns
A garbled OCR style notice mentions public safety and local services with scattered phrases about needs and planning. Key terms imply a community meeting or threshold request but specifics are unreadable. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are discernible.
East Boston man credits pink pills for nerve relief
An East Boston man recounts his health decline from chest pain stomach trouble and nerves while repairing trolley wires. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills his strength returned sleep improved and headaches vanished. He urges readers to obtain a box from their druggist or mail sixty cents for the remedy and a free booklet.
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Boston
Ealing
Nova Scotia
Dr. Williams
Schenectady
N. Y
Ady
Fiume Election Talks Begin After Agreement
Rome reports the Italian government and Captain Gabrielle D Annunzio are nearing a definite agreement on a general election in Fiume to form a civil government replacing the military regime that has ruled the city since the poet soldier’s forces occupied it. Deputy Barrese leads negotiations with the government.
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Rome
Dre
Plume
Gabrielle
Fiume
Solder
Barrese
D'Anmung
Arry
Nutty but'nut candy and maple memories from Vermont
Meredith, N. H. KF. S. Binks. Reston Globe recounts a nostalgic Vermont reminiscence by Dan Cady and fellow writer, recalling late summers, tapping maple trees, gathering nuts, and sharing rustic confections. The piece blends personal childhood scenes with a memory of Damels Hump and green hills, ending with a note from Reston Globe.
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Dan Cady
Green Mountain
Damels Hump
Meredith
Reston Globe
Admiral Mayo Leaves Navy After 47 Years of Service
Admiral H T Mayo, wartime commander of the United States fleet, retires after 47 years in uniform. He served longer on flag commands than any other rear admiral and led training of nearly half a million men during World War I. He commanded the Atlantic fleet at entry and headed the fleet later, then joined the General Board and now remains active on the Manhattan court of inquiry.
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Washington, D.C
H. T. Mayo
Navy
United States
Germany
France
Atlantic
Feet
General Board
Hattan Court
Ingiy
Army Department
General Bow
China Dogs Return to Fashion in British Pottery
A trade report notes a Renaissance of China dogs and other figurines in British pottery. Roosters, birds, and humorous distorted animal figures are produced by large firms and local concerns, gaining rapid popular favor alongside the novelty figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pottery Figures Spark Collectors Amid UK Industry Shakeup
Enthusiasts seek natural colorings and amart popular wares described as excellently executed. Collectors prize models produced in limited runs by the maker, often allocated after a short production window. Excluding sanitary ware, Britain's pottery industry shows productive but featureless activity with potential future overhaul.
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Great Britain
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Dan
Snap
Rome Joss
Admiral Mayo
U. S
China Dog's Renaissance
Karo
Vermont
National Starch Company
Corn Products Refining
Parneworth Street
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Mgr
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Boston Transcript
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Rexall
Kodaks and
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Kodaks
Graflex
Apollo Chocolates
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Page & Shaw's Chocolates
Moore
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Symphony Lawn
Ever Ready
Gem
Columbia Records
Russell’s
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Red Cross Pharmacy
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