Italy Faces Acute Deadlock Over Adriatic Claims
The Council of Four faced mounting strain as Italy resists compromise on the Adriatic coast. Premier Orlando delays Rome departure awaiting a decisive Italian reply while Wilson refrains from morning sessions and considers a public statement. London and Paris leaders pressed for accord as Italy defends its London treaty basis.
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Adriatic
Orlando
Rome
Council of Four
Wilson
Deermine
Eply
Italy
London
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Net weight labeling rule tightens spice packaging
Washington officials announce an amended regulation under the federal food and drugs act requiring food packages containing more than one half ounce to bear an exact net weight. The change ends the prior exemption for packages of two ounces or less to curb slack filling in high priced spices and similar small packs.
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Wwashington
Secretaries of the Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Humane Day Observed in Public Schools
Public schools mark Humane Day as part of Be Kind to Animals week with exercises aimed at teaching sympathy and understanding for animals by grade and high school students.
Freckle Vanisher Lotion From Lemon and Orchard White
A simple home remedy mixes two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Grocers sell lemons and drugstores offer three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Daily massage the blend into face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes without irritation.
Asquith Seen as Possible League Leader Amid Peace Talks
In Paris during the peace conference discussions turn to a president of the League of Nations. Herbert Asquith gains support from British delegates including Lloyd George, though he resists and aims to return as British premier. The piece extols his integrity, leadership, and the influence of Mrs. Asquith on his political path.
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Paris
League of Nations of the World
Wilson
Herbert H. Asquith
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Asquith
House of Commons
Mr. Asquith
London
John Bull
England
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
War Office
Liberal Party
Asquithe
Mrs. Asquith
America
Elizabeth Asquith
Mrs. Lloyd George
Margot Tennant
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Lloyd George
David Lloyd George
Farewell Review of the Yankee Division Today
The ceremony lists many decorated soldiers from the Yankee Division as Major-General Hale and Major-General Edwards prepare to award the Congressional Medal of Honor and other honors. Names cover multiple companies across infantry, artillery, and support groups with recipients from states including New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and beyond.
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Harry C. Hale
Hale
Edwards
James S. Butler
G Company
8D Infantry
Keene
N. H
Daniel J. Clasby
101St Infantry
Ash Street
Waltham
Thomas P. Kelly
Grand Street
Waterbury
Conn
Charles H. Cole
52D
Brookline
David J. Brickley
Dorchester
Dwight T. Colley
104Th Infantry
Nyatt, R. I
Harry B
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
A longtime remedy for gray hair uses Sage and Sulphur now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A downtown druggist says it darkens naturally and evenly, making gray hair vanish by morning with repeated applications.
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Wyeth
Massed 26th Infantry to Gather for Historic New England Event
A large assembly of the 26th Infantry is planned in New England with a massed band of 230 musicians and the division colors to be presented. Major General Hale will decorate the standards with battle streamers, honoring the unit’s combat history during the ceremony.
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New England
Hale
Your Bonds Give Birth to Peace on Earth
A reflective piece argues that financial bonds or bonds of unity can foster global peace, urging ethical investment and civic responsibility to nurture harmony among nations, communities, and generations.
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Earth
Our Family Service Record in the Great World War
A wartime memoir volume offers complete Service Records from draft number to muster out, plus family war service data, poems, portraits of leaders, pages for clippings and letters. Includes photos of President and leaders, 120 pages, red and blue embellishment, blue silk boards, size 7 3 4 by 10 inches, price $3 postpaid.
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War Service Record Bureau, Inc
Devonshire St
Boston
Mass
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Cole
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Henry Bradsnyder
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Esmond A. Farmer
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Danvers
Adelard Boucher
Plymouth Street
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Simond A. Castine
Reading
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Norwell Street
Francis J. Maypother
Burdett Street
Clinton
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Bristol Street
Cambridge
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102D Field Artillery
Princeton Street
Lowell
John H. McNeece
Pleasant Street
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Wagoner Teland F. Gilbert
van Zandt Street
East Norwalk
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West Street
Oxford
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108D
Langley Road
Newton
Erly
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102D Infantry
Hamilton Street
Hartford
Malcolm A. Macauley
101Th Infantry
Pearl Street
Springfield
William H. Mullen
West Field Artillery
Hampshire Street
Willam D. Ireland
103D Infantry
Stetson
James A. Lyon
10Th Infantry
Rutland
Edward J. Gilchrist
Richmond Hill
Howard I. Potter
Wisconsin
Leo P. Landry
Noonan Street
John J. Maguire
Grenville Road
Watertown
Michael Bolko
Frederick Ferrer
Ansonia
Victor C. Wadell
North Plymouth
William Ward
1024 Infantry
George S. Trammel
John J. Brosnihan
Grafton Street
Worcester
Michael Yuczcik
D Company
102D Machine Gun Battalion
Charles Cartona
New Haven
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