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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
2
At a Paris luncheon today Colonel E M House outlined launching plans for the League of Nations to Sir James Eric Drummond secretary general Lord Robert Cecil and others.
The article details a three stage plan starting with preparatory work in London, an inaugural league meeting in Washington under President Wilson, and a permanent league in Geneva. Colonel House and Lord Cecil among the committee members with English as the working language.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a gentle liver and bowel cleanse as a substitute for calomel. The Ohio physician’s formula claims to remove impurities, renew vitality, and brighten the complexion with olive colored tablets priced at 25 cents per box.
South Boston plans a reception banquet and dance at the municipal building on East Broadway to honor the return of the 101st Regiment. Speakers include Colonel Edward L. Logan Congressman James A. Gallivan and others as decorative preparations and flags mark the route to Marine Park where a silver loving cup will be presented to Logan for his service with the 101st U.S. Infantry in France.
New York April 30 The emergency campaign committee of the League to Enforce Peace issued a statement urging ratification of the League of Nations covenant in its present revised form. It argues that further Senate amendments would postpone peace. The statement is signed by William H. Taft A Lawrence Lowell Hamilton Holt Judge William H Wadhams William Short Charles H Strong and Glenn Frank.
Governor Calvin Coolidge praised the Newsboys Club ninth annual show The New Recruit held at Convention Hall before 800. The event featured war veteran members, led by Leon Dadmup, with Barbara Rhonstok appearing as a Salvation lassie and a cast including Freeman, Lewis, Flynn, Hayes, Steinmetz, Berlow, Cohen, Newman, Cohen, and Brown.
Worcester prepares a citywide holiday tomorrow to honor 26th Division veterans from G Company Emmet Guards A and H Companies 10th Infantry and PD and E Batteries 102d Field Artillery. More than 6000 Worcester men will march, ending under the triumphal arch on the common.
Paris dispatch reports that the peace treaty will require Germany to surrender Kiao-Chau to Japan and that Japan will transfer the territory to China in due course The text adds that other China Japan agreements remain unaffected and details will be settled by the two governments.
An ad style blurb touts Gets-It as a fast easy cure for corns and calluses. The product requires only a few seconds and a few drops to apply. It emphasizes simplicity and relief from painful corns.
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