Congress Eyes Extra Session Over War Authority
President Wilson seeks authority to arm ships and use other measures to defend American commerce as Germany's submarine warfare intensifies. The plan, likely to trigger an extra session, faces Republican opposition and Democratic pacifist doubt, with bills moving through House and Senate committees and neutrals urged to back a united stance.
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President addresses Congress on German submarine warfare
President urges unity with Congress and outlines danger from German U boat policy begun February 1. He notes two American ships sunk and calls for authority to defend neutral rights, supply arms, and secure credit and insurance as needed. He stresses a peaceful aim and willingness to act only if required.
Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments Ad
An advertisement urges readers to spread Poslam on skin itching at night to test its healing power on Kezema pimples and broken-out areas. It claims one application shows results quickly and notes Poslam Soap benefits skin with daily use. It directs free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills Endorsement
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a top blood purifier for rheumatism catarrh eczema and other illnesses linked to impure blood. It promotes Pepticon Pills as a pepsin wax and iron tonic to boost strength in anemia and nervous exhaustion, claiming a strong proven combination for blood and nerves.
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Notions of Civilized Rights Beyond Material Trade
The speaker stresses fundamental human rights, especially the right to life and protection of non combatants. He argues for universal rights that sustain civilization, beyond mere material interests, rooted in justice and compassion for all humanity.
Harvard Stadium Proposed for Intercollegiate Track Meet
Manager Theodore Clark of Harvard track will attend the T C A A A A annual meeting in Philadelphia to offer Harvard Stadium for the intercollegiate track meet in June. Harvard will not push to host this year as the meet was held there previously. Philadelphia is expected to be chosen by the committee.
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Intercollegiate Games Location Battle Likely Between Cambridge and Philadelphia
The site of the 1917 games remains undecided with strong support for the Stadium’s cinder track. Cornell and Syracuse prefer their venues but Cambridge and Philadelphia are both contenders.
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Opposition Wins All Gloucester Seats in New Brunswick Election
Government in New Brunswick led by Premier J. A. Murray loses the deferred Gloucester county poll. Returns show the opposition capturing all four seats, bringing their total to 27 while the government remains at 21.
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