President Harding Reviews Foreign Affairs Policies
President Harding outlines his vision for international relations, praising peace efforts with Germany and Austria Hungary, the arms conference, and the British debt settlement. He stresses the goal of bringing the United States into a lasting international peace and anticipates progress through the permanent court of international justice while weighing recognition of Russia and U S relations with Britain and Mexico.
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Uardine
Court of International Justice
Cermmansustriy
Hungary
Russia
Maxy
Harding Sue
Amerie Commission
Mevicoity
Fei
Fragmented Essay on International Relations and War Debates
A long, garbled OCR passage discusses American policy toward Japan and Britain, plus global power dynamics. It names President, Mexico, Russia, and references war avoidance, territorial issues, and diplomacy in a period resembling early 20th century debates.
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A garbled OCR style fragment describes clothes washing, wringing and sinking threads. It mentions hotel, linen, cloth, threads soaking, washing with soap and water, and a cloth wrung through, with unclear names and sequence.
Iodine Poisoning Incident Reported After Home Accident
A local boy was taken to a hospital after reportedly ingesting iodine and alcohol in a household accident. The incident left the victim in a non serious condition, with authorities noting the danger of improper handling of chemicals at home.
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Jake
North
Washington
Vincent
Rowpiil
Sterday
Obituary Notices for Van Auchen and Amith Claik
Obituary notices report funeral arrangements for Charica TT Van Auchen and Mrs. Elizabeth Amith Claik. Van Auchen’s funeral will be tomorrow afternoon at 2:40 from 319 Laast Washington Avenue, with burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Claik’s funeral, for Mrs. Elizabeth Amith Claik wife of Thomas, is set for tomorrow afternoon at 3 from her home in Lomorow, with burial at Gaklawn Cemetery in Fairfield.
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Charica
van Auchen
Charles 1 van Auchen
Washington Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Itvabeth
Mra Labeh Amith Claik
Thomasthine
Greenfield
Lomorow
Be Margaret Parhas The funeral of Mugire
The funeral of Mugire was held yesterday morning at Stephens Church with a high mass of requiem. The service occurred at the home of her parents 478 Quegery street. Interment followed at Michiels Cemetery.
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Margaret Parhas
Mugire
Marhas
Pukey
Quegery
Yequiem Wis
Unclear historical note on prohibition impact minutes and counties
Fragmentary text discusses a prohibition period affecting about 2300 minutes in the United States with mentions of counties and weekly references. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or names to anchor a concise news item.
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United States
Lifebuoy Health Soap Promotes Clean Hands in Kitchen
A homemaker urges constant hand washing during cooking to prevent food contamination. She claims Lifebuoy keeps skin soft, smooth, and white, and stresses clean hands protect her family’s health, especially Daddy and others at home.
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Youngwife
Muther
Daddy
Lifebuoy Health Soap Ad Claims Germ Killing Shine
An old lifebuoy health soap advertisement touts germicidal action and clear skin. It targets busy women, claims microbes are removed at the source, and promotes frequent use during cooking with a slogan about a health substance. Produced by Luver Bros. Co. in Cambridge, Mass.
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Luver Bros. Co
Canbridge
Mass
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