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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
2
Von Hertling defends Germany against Wilson’s fourteen points. He rejects such terms as Alsace Lorraine and Belgian evacuation as negotiating ploys and insists on German interests, asserting secrecy, peace aims, and defense against coalitions while outlining allied reactions and promises.
German Chancellor von Hertling responds to Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points in a Reichstag speech. He notes acceptance of several points, defers others to peace negotiations, and stresses German interests, Austria-Hungary ties, and Turkey while urging unity and readiness for a lasting peace. He cautions Allies against pressuring Germany and pledges energetic support for allied concerns in key regions.
The Austro Hungarian foreign minister Count Czernin says Austria Hungary seeks peace with Russia without annexations or indemnities and calls for an exchange of views between America and Austria Hungary to start conciliatory discussions. He notes negotiations involve multiple Russian states and warns that evacuations of German-held territories could cause anarchy. He believes a general peace is within reach though not in a single night.
Officials note interdependence in talks with America as Austria and Germany back each other's positions. Speakers express hope for Russia negotiations while denouncing Bolshevik foreign minister Trotsky. They fear exposing Brest-Litovsk failure could inflame German and Austrian publics.
Dr William Rice dean of the Tufts Mental School announces the Tufts Infirmary at 416 Huntington Avenue Boston opens every weekday including Monday holidays. He notes many believe it closes Mondays because other businesses are closed that day.
In widespread U S towns women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly pain and weakness. Mrs Arthur Lawson of Athol Massachusetts reports marked improvement after use. Mrs H Rosskamp of San Francisco California says it cured years of female trouble and restored her health. Letters from women nationwide support the product's merit.
A beauty claim describes saxolite lotion mixed with witch hazel to tighten facial and neck skin. Dissolve one ounce of saxolite in a half pint of witch hazel and bathe the face hands and neck. users report instant firming reduced wrinkles and a refreshed feeling with many women appearing years younger after short use.
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