Moslem Delegation Seeks Ottoman Sovereignty Rights
A Moslem delegation in Venice en route to London and America claims 70 million Indian Mussulmans back its stance. It invokes Wilson's 12th point for Turkish sovereignty and asks that the Ottoman empire remain intact with autonomy for non Turkish peoples. The group demands the Caliphate retain control of holy sites and warns of jeopardized loyalty to Britain in India if denied.
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Venice
America
Wilson
Turkey
Mussulman
Great Britain
India
Neurasthenia advertised relief via Dr Williams pills
Public notice ad presents neurasthenia as nervous exhaustion from overwork influenza worry and poor diet. It features Mrs P S Shepard of St Albans VI praising Dr Williams Pink Pills and urges readers to obtain a box or mail order booklet from Schenectady New York.
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P. S. Shepard
Oak Street
St. Albans
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Shepard
Winter Carnival Opens With Exciting Ski and Race Parade
Boston’s Charles Ti. Bradley Jr tops the climb up Mt Adams to Smiths Crag Camp. Carnival begins with Alaskan dog team and Wonalancet impersonation, crowds line main street for six heated races and a grand pageant led by King Thomas Wight. Appalachian Mountain Club arrives in full winter gear as women display complete mountaineering outfits.
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Boston
Mt. Adams
Smith’s Crag
Ravine House
Pine Mountain
Gorham
A. T. Walden
Wonalancet
N. H
United States National Forest
J. Frank Griffin
Peary
Mildred Libby
Mt. Madison House
Thomas Wight
Harold Irench
George Noyes
Rich Haul
Paul Gosselin
Ed Colby
Princess Cecelian
Frank Rosa
Little Joe
J. B. McCaffrey
Appalachian Mountain Club
Riot of Color at Gorham Mountain Carnival Draws Crowds
Bright sun and mountain air energized a four thousand strong crowd at Gorham for a White Mountains carnival. Appal at Madison House hosted 40 Appalachian Mountain Club members leading a day of ski jumps, skijoring, snowball battles, and a royal ice revue. Berlin team dominated ski jumps while Wentworth Brown won a skijoring race, and plans for another winter carnival and a White Mountains playground drive were announced.
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Mt. Madison House
New Zengland
Mt. Madison
Berlin
Ingvald Anderson
Adolf Olson
Olaf Olson
Wentworth Brown
Walter Read
Read
Teddy Bears
Mt. Washington
Mt. Adams
Forest Service
White Mountains
United States
Gorham
City crowd gathers in Gorham on February day
Hundreds of Gorham residents joined today in a community gathering as local events drew townspeople into the town center. The crowd included neighbors, officials, and visitors who shared in the afternoon’s activities and discussions.
Freezone promised to lift corns instantly
An ad claims Freezone relieves corn pain and removes corns and calluses with a few drops, costs only a few cents, and can be bought from druggists as a Cincinnati invention.
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Cincinnati
Greatest White Mountain Winter Carnival Draws Gorham Crowd
Crowds of men, women, and children filled Gorham streets for a White Mountain winter carnival. Snowshoe travelers, sleds, dog teams, trains, and electric cars arrived from surrounding valleys and peaks for a daylong festival of sport and revelry.
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White Mountain
Gorham
Stomach Relief Ad Urges Quick Buy At Drug Stores
An advertisement promotes a remedy for indigestion heartburn and gas claiming rapid relief. It urges readers to purchase a box at any drug store and to read a guide titled Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach included in every package.
Nurses Eligible to Join Legion Posts
New York February 23 All women nurses who served in the nursing corps of the army and navy are eligible to membership in the American Legion. Franklin D.OHler, national commander, announced this move expanding beyond the woman's auxiliary. Red Cross nurses are not eligible for admission to the legion.
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Nursing Corps
Army and Navy
American Legion
Nut
Franklin D’'Oher
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Legion
D’'Olier
Auxiliary
No Universal Training Plan Stirred in House Bill Debate
Washington February 23 Republican leaders adopted a plan to consider the Army reorganization measure later this week. They refused to deny that universal military training might be omitted but said no final agreement had been reached with training proposal advocates.
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Kahn
Representative Mondell
Mondell
House
Congressional Commission
Congress
Washington
Lawrence Newsroom: Former Mayor H K Webster Dies in Methuen
H K Webster former mayor and wholesale grain dealer died at his Methuen home today in his 85th year. He had served as mayor and was a notable local businessman with long ties to the community.
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Lawrence
H. K. Webster
Methuen
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin
Advertisement asserts the Bayer Cross proves authentic Bayer Aspirin with proper directions for colds headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuritis and general pain. Tin boxes of 12 cost only a few cents with larger packages available from druggists. Aspirin is Bayer trademark.
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Bayer
Palmer Says Tendency Toward Lower Prices
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer told the Kansas Democratic Club in Topeka that the fight against high living costs shows progress though no widespread price cuts have appeared. He blamed limited cooperation between legislative and executive branches for the slower results.
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Topeka
Kan
A. Mitchell Palmer
Kansas Democratic Club
Palmer
Adriatic Note Ready to Send
President Wilson gave final approval to his latest draft reply to the entente premiers on the Adriatic question. The communication, either coded for transmission or sent to Ambassador Davis in London, will be made public within a few days with the consent of the foreign governments.
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Washington
Wilson
Adriatic
Ambassador Davis
London
United States
Milford Resident J Sanford Norris Dies at 46
Milford February 23 J Sanford Norris prominent local resident died at home from Brights disease after a short illness. He was 46 years old.
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Milford
J. Sanford. Norris
Bright
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Nerve Boost and Flesh Gain
Nervous, thin people are urged to take Bitro-Phosphate tablets to improve strength, vigor, sleep, and look of the face. The ad claims the organic phosphate builds nerves, aids digestion, and promotes weight gain, warning it should not be used by those who do not want to gain flesh.
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