National Civic Federation Opposes Recognizing Soviet Russia
The National Civic Federation led by Judge Alton B. Parker announced strong opposition to recognizing Soviet Russia. In a statement signed by over 308 nationally known figures, the group said the United States cannot admit or countenance a government of violence and terror, urging no compromise between American democracy and Bolshevism.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Alton B. Parker
Russia
Wilson
United States
Family of Nations
Volunteers to Deliver Easter Breakfasts for 400 Families
Volunteers of America will distribute Easter baskets to 400 needy families at the Howard Street Mission. Each basket includes a dozen fresh eggs, meat, bread, coffee or tea, cake and fruit with colored eggs and candy for children. Distribution runs 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
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The
Volunteers of America
Howard Street
the Volunteers
U S Losing War Taxes on Soft Drinks and Ice Cream
Acting Collector Andrew J. Cagey announced tighter surveillance of temporary vendors at beaches parks and fairs to ensure monthly tax returns are filed. Investigations show some taxes on soft drinks and ice cream were not being paid over to the government and evasions will face strict prosecution. The ruling also requires taxes on sales from soda fountains near food service areas be collected regardless of accompanying meals.
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Internal Revenue
Andrew J. Cagey
Treasury Department
Italy to Begin Peace Era Says Ambassador in New York
Italian ambassador Baron Romano Avezzano told a mass meeting in New York that Italy has transformed its war industry into a peaceful one without raising exterior debt and that over 5,000,000 men have returned to civilian life since the armistice. He said fewer than 400,000 men remain under arms and will soon be demobilized as bills pass Parliament.
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NW York
Italy
Romano Avezzano
United States
Auburndale Girl Wins Boston University Valedictorian Honor
Ruth McAllister of Auburndale elected valedictorian of the senior class at Boston University's College of Liberal Arts. She tied with Bella Weissman of Somerville on the first ballot, then won by a small margin on the second. McAllister is popular, a member of Delta Delta Delta, and a noted pianist.
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Ruth McAllister
Auburndale
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
McAllister
Bella Weissman
Somerville
Miss McAllister
National Delta Delta Delta Society
Believing Czar Still Alive Olga Alexandrovna Leaves for Serbia
Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna sister of former Emperor Nicholas of Russia leaves Constantinople for Serbia en route to Denmark to reside permanently. She remains convinced her brother and family survive. She married Colonel Koinikoff after a former divorce from the Prince of Oldenburg and served as a Russian nurse during the war.
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Constantinople
Olga Alexandrovna
Nicholas
Russia
Serbia
Denmark
Prince of Oldenburg
Koinikoff
Novorossisk
Prinkopos Islands
Public urged to organize consumer group for labor disputes
Mrs. Davis R. Dewey wife of Professor Davis R. Dewey urged the general public to form a consumer organization as a decisive factor in labor disputes. She spoke at Grace Eliot Church in Newton noting her seven years on the State Board of Labor and extensive state wide industrial investigations.
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Davis R. Dewey
Department of Economics of Technology
Grace Eliot
Newton
Quinine Tablets Promote Cold Prevention with Grove’s Box
An advertorial fragment urges using Grove’s Quinine Tablets for colds or influenza prevention. It mentions E. W. as a reference and hints at a 30 cent price on the box. The text emphasizes maintaining immunity and preventative care.
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E. W
Grove
Revolutionary Plot Discovered in Portugal
Lisbon officials report a widespread revolutionary plot uncovered by the government and pledged to maintain order. Severe measures will be taken against profiteering and food hoarding with confiscation of foodstuffs from shops and homes and punishment for the guilty.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Teeth Whitening by Daily Dentifrice Urges Public Trial
A pamphlet describes film coating teeth causing tartar and decay, promoting a daily dentifrice named Pepsodent as a proven method. It claims clinical tests show effectiveness and notes dentists endorse the toothpaste used by millions who urge others to try it.
Pneumonia Description of Lung Air Cells and Heart Strain
The text explains pneumonia attacks air cells in the lungs causing inflammation and solidified air spaces. This backs up blood flow, forcing the heart to pump harder as a hose is stepped on, which doctors monitor closely during the illness.
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Vick
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