Germany replies to American note on naval warfare and neutrality
The German government expresses willingness to improve Franco‑American relations and defends its wartime self defense measures against British sea war. It notes adherence to international rules, cites blockades and contraband laws, and warns neutrals of risks in war zones while seeking safer shipping for neutral nations. It urges neutral cooperation to curb armament traffic to Germany's enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
England
London
Denmark
Great Britain
Neutra
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement promotes Poslam to control and soothe eczema and skin diseases with an overnight application. It claims growing sales based on merit and offers a free sample from Emergency Laboratories, New York, while touting Poslam Soap as the best medicated soap for improving skin health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 25Th Street
New York
Germany Reaffirms Sea War Aims and U S Cooperation Call
A lengthy German note insists on the necessity of wartime measures to defend Germany’s survival. It defends use of armed blockade, warns neutrals, asserts intent to destroy enemy merchant ships in the war zone, and urges United States help to ensure American flag protection and safe convoying of noncontraband goods. It also criticizes Britain for neutral flag abuse and arms supplies to merchant ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Chopper Killed by Falling Tree on Farm
Sterling, Feb. 18. The sudden fall of a tree while being felled by workers on a farm here killed James Donovan of Fitchburg. He was struck in the head and died instantly. Donovan, 45, unmarried.
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Sterling
James Donovan
Fitchburg
Donovan
New Hampshire Senate Receives Rail Mileage Bill Report
A divided report on a bill granting the public service commission authority to set steam railroad mileage rates was filed with the Senate today. The majority report favored passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Public Service Commission
Senate
Chauffeur Hall Seeks New Trial After Plymouth Verdict
William J. Coughlin, counsel for George N. Hall, Brockton fire department chauffeur, petitions Judge Dubuque for a new trial in Plymouth Superior Court. Hall was found not guilty of drunkenness but guilty of operating a vehicle under liquor influence. The motion argues the verdict goes against the evidence weight. A separate note mentions a Sunday Post feature on dressing on $50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
William J. Coughlin
George N. Hall
Flying
Brockton
Dubuque
Chauffeur Hall
Sargol claims dramatic weight gains for thin readers
Advertorial style testimony volleys weight gain claims from several individuals, touting Sargol tablets as a fat producing aid. Anecdotes cite gains from 10 to 22 pounds in weeks, improved sleep, appetite, and energy, with emphasis on “thin readers” and the supposed inefficiency of their digestion.
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F. Gagnon
Sargol
Roberts
Martin
J. Meier
Thin Reader
Sargel Co
Herald Bldg
Binghamton, N. Y
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Berlin
British Foreign Office
Lusitania
Laertes
Woagia Ae
Karl and
Wilson
Earl & Wilson
Prince Albert
Hart and Wilson
R. R. Bill
New Hampshire
Luc
Guaramered
America
Herriog
van Camp
Pric
L. Be
Boston
Next Sunday Post
E. E. Grayco
Blackstone
Hanover
Union Sts
Haymarket Sq
Titiace Ee Pyare
Vem Groceries
Maine
Grayco
Redman
Golden Gate
New England
Canal Street
Roxbury Crossing
Hanover Street
California
Victoria
Stout Burke's
MeMullen
Muscatel
Rder Department
TEL. Rich
Ders
Spergel Company
Herald
Binghamton
N. Y
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