Lodge presses for immense indemnity in war policy
Senator Lodge attacks President Wilson's peace principles urging a Republican Congress. He endorses evacuation terms, criticizes label voting and Ford, and argues for a strong national posture to prevent Germany from rebuilding. He praises Coolidge and Weeks while defending loyal support for the president as commander in chief.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Ad Promotes Health
Advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses impure blood while Pepticon supports nerves and energy. It endorses using Hood's Sarsaparilla before meals and Pepticon after, with Hood's Pills for biliousness or constipation. Marketed as economical treatment for scrofula rheumatism catarrh dyspepsia loss of appetite anemia tired nerves and exhaustion. Sold by all druggists.
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Government vows immediate release of British prisoners
London on October 30 reports that the government will press for the instant freedom of all British prisoners as part of armistice terms. Home Secretary Sir George Cave stated in Parliament that Bulgaria’s conditions would guide any truce with Germany or Austria and General Allenby is to apply the same policy with the Turks.
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British anger grows over German war crimes and demands
British MPs condemn German atrocities in camps and towns, citing Captain Craig and Sir George Cave. Renewed calls for harsher terms follow sinking of the Leinster, with emphasis on humane treatment, prisoner guarantees, and sea freedom as central war aims.
John Fiske Washburn Dies in Worcester at 67
John Fiske Washburn aged 67, credited with pioneering modern photogravure methods and long active as a maker in Worcester. He passed away in Worcester on October 30. Sick details were not disclosed. His contributions to photographic printing were notable in the field.
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Worcester
John Fiske Washburn
Did You Ever Use Sloan’s Exterior Pain Relief
A promotional jingle touts Sloan’s as a superior external pain remedy. It claims rapid penetration without rubbing for muscle aches back sprains and strains, offering clean economical relief and wide pharmacist availability across stores today.
Notable Magazine Photo Engraver Dies
A leading magazine photo engraver, native to Wor-, died today. His death ends a notable career in the country’s prominent publications.
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Wor
Cester Retired From Active Business After Health Decline
Cester, who stepped away from active business twenty five years ago due to ill health, is noted in a brief obituary snippet highlighting his long career and eventual withdrawal from work.
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Cester
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