Lodges Warn Against League of Nations Proposal
The article discusses a warning to avoid entangling alliances and notes that Europe holds primary interests foreign to the Americas. It suggests any future league could involve European nations while the United States cooperates only when needed, citing Washington’s view on avoiding involvement in European disputes.
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United States
Washington
League of Nations
American
South America
Caribbean
Asia
Germany
Americas
Orbas
Five Years of Illness Ends with Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A Key West Florida woman testifies to long lasting back pain and irregularities ending with relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the product and invites readers to contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Key West
Fla
J. M. Camus
Caroline St
Florida
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief From Constipation
Advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a pleasant substitute for calomel, created by Dr. Edwards to treat constipation and torpid liver. The copy promises gentle bowel and liver action without calomel, notes benefits like fresh breath and improved energy, and promotes a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Edwards
Calomel
New England Tuberculosis Drive Races Toward $500,000 Goal
Thousands in Greater Boston and across New England donated on day one of the Central New England Sanatorium drive. The campaign aims to fund a regional sanatorium to treat tubercular patients, with Boston leading while churches theatres and stores support efforts and credentials required for solicitors.
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Greater Boston
New England
Central New England
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Central
Uncle Sam
Cook Not Bothered by Flooded Galley on Steam Trawler
Oscar Carlsen the cook aboard the steam trawler Fish Hawk kept his optimism after a huge wave flooded the galley three feet deep and ruined the meals. He dried off, rebuilt the fire, and quickly prepared a fresh feed for the weary crew, restoring routine.
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Oscar Carlsen
Oscar
Fish Hawk
Lynn Clergymen Form Loyalty League Against Bolshevism
About 100 prominent citizens in Lynn organized a Loyalty League to combat Bolshevism and defend the government. They plan to meet force with force if needed and to educate those susceptible to Bolshevist teachings, noting an alleged 1000 Bolshevists in town and anarchistic literature at local schools.
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Lynn
United States
League
Delinquency Tied to Unrestrained Homeless Youth Recreation
Dr Henry W Thurston of the New York School of Philanthropy warned that child delinquency largely arises from unstructured free time for homeless children. He spoke at Copley Plaza to clergy and church leaders in eastern Massachusetts on child welfare and the need for constructive recreation. Charles I Mason of the Church Home Society outlined the group’s past year achievements.
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Henry W. Thurston
New York School of Philanthropy
Copley Plaza
Massachusetts
Church Home Society
Charles I. Mason
Connecticut Men Due Home March 6
The War Department said the transport Plattsburgh sailed and is due at New York March 6 with 2175 officers and men. Casual companies for Connecticut and the 37th Aero Squadron are aboard, along with a detachment from the 6th Machine Gun Battalion and the wives of 25 soldiers and 20 sailors.
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Washington
War Department
Plattsburgh
New York
Connecticut
37Th Aero Squadron
6Th Machine Gun Battalion
Gift for All French Demobilized Soldiers
The Chamber of Deputies approved a bill awarding demobilized soldiers 250 francs each. Those who fought will also get 2 francs per month for mobilization time, while other soldiers receive 15 francs monthly.
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Faris
Chamber Ofeputies
Lobster Season Opens in Nova Scotia
Interest to epicures grows as the lobster season begins today. In District No. 4 covering Yar mouth Shelburne Digby counties and Annapolis Basin fishing will be legal until May 31.
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Epicures
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Shelburne
Digby
Annapolis Basin
Ludendorff Says He Desired Peace
Berlin dispatch quotes General Ludendorff saying he wanted peace on the status quo basis in 1917 and 1918. He argued Germany had exhausted its will and that war should end quickly after Bulgaria’s collapse, noting it was wrong to claim he sought a 24 hour armistice.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Ludendorff
Germany
Bulgaria
French Forces Evacuate Mannheim and Nearby Areas
A Berlin despatch reported by Central News from Copenhagen states that French troops unexpectedly evacuated Mannheim on Wednesday. The withdrawal also included Karlsruhe and Rheingau to the left bank of the Rhine.
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London
Mannheim
Berlin
Copenhagen
Karlsruhe
Rheingau
Rhine
Senate approves sale of confiscated liquor for non beverage use
Washington February 28 The Senate added an amendment to a House bill allowing the sale or gift of confiscated intoxicants to government departments for non beverage purposes. The measure accompanies authorization for destruction of liquor held by federal courts in prosecutions resulting in convictions.
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Washington
Senate
Hayes Healing Honey Cures Cough at 35 Cents
Hayes Healing Honey promises to stop the tickle and heal the throat with every bottle price 35 cents. A free box of O-Pen Trate Salve is enclosed for chest and head colds and croup.
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Hayes
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