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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement urges readers to start freckle removal now with Othine double strength. March winds supposedly worsen freckles, but the product is sold with a money back guarantee if it fails. An ounce is claimed to yield noticeable improvement, with small freckles possibly vanishing.
The vetoed tariff measure by producers of staple commodities was not overridden in the House as 201 members voted for passage and 132 against, short of two thirds. President Wilson argued the bill would not deliver substantial relief to farmers facing hardship.
A speech argues true relief lies in broader constructive measures and world peace, urging Europe’s recovery and new credit foundations to stabilize farmers’ surplus. It asserts American farmers are the world’s most productive with strong support from science and agencies, and calls for larger foreign markets and domestic marketing reform.
The article argues that the United States should expand exports and avoid high trade barriers to aid Europe in repaying debts. It notes America's creditor role after World War I, with Europe facing debt through private credits or gold shipments and stresses the need to import needed commodities from Europe. It calls for a duty to widen global markets for mutual welfare.
Advertisement claims pimples come from toxins in the bowels and blood. It prescribes four ounces of rad Salts taken as a tablespoonful in hot water each morning for a week to prevent toxin formation and aid kidney function. Jad Salts, a grape and lemon juice lithia drink, is praised as inexpensive and harmless.
President Wilson informed the Senate that American citizens filed war damage claims against Germany in response to a resolution of inquiry. Principal losses totaled 60,000,000 for privately owned cargoes, 85,084,015 to insurers and the war risk bureau, and 191,147,346 for American properties in Germany, with one oil company seeking 30,060,000 for Romanian property destruction. Claims were still being received and final totals could not be given yet.
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