United States Denounces Bolshevik Regime Policy
The United States states its position on Russia, Poland, and Bolshevik governance. It condemns Bolshevik negation of international law, rejects recognizing the Soviet regime, and upholds Poland’s independence and territorial integrity while seeking a peaceful solution with Russia through nonrecognition of Bolshevik authority. It stresses loyalty to allied aims and distrust of Bolshevik aims to foment revolutions.
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Kesia
Rusia
Europe
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Warner's Safe Kidney Remedy praised for decades of use
A historical advertisement extols Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a long trusted family medicine. It cites testimonials from users over 25 to 40 years, claiming kidney and liver support, general health benefits, and wide pharmacy availability. The copy promises a thorough elixir experience and directs readers to send ten cents for samples.
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Hong
Florance KE. Schmidt
Dunkirk
Ohio
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N- Yi
Fragmented Vision of Territorial Rights and Independence
A garbled proclamation-like text argues for the legitimate push for independence across former Russian domains excluding certain areas, claiming withdrawal of troops, international recognition, and public opinion support. The document mentions Bolshevik oppression, a call for social philosophy, and ends with signatures and reverberations of political aims.
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Poland
Armorilan
Hoch
Russia
Renee
Baynbridge Colby
Camilla Remmeho Avozzons
Sam Aenuator
Republican City Primaries Set for August 26
Republican party officials in Danbury report primaries will be held August 26 to choose delegates to the city convention meeting August 27 in Hartford, with the state central committee and Chairman Robinson overseeing a call for the convention. The procedure requires by law that delegates be selected and convocation announced next week.
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Robinson
Rendy
Lawhioh
Hartford
Republicam Party
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Potatoes profiteering case heard today in Bridgeport
Proceedings in the Kalam Goldbergerchersed case against profiteering in potatoes, postponed yesterday due to the absence of U S Commissioner Myer J Lavery, will be resumed this morning with Goldbergers charged in Bridgeport as the first to face profiteering allegations.
Southern New England Weather Outlook
Weather forecast shows showers Wednesday and Thursday with partly cloudy spells and strong Atlantic winds. Temperature changes expected as pressure falls along the east then rises in the northwest, bringing general showers east of the Mississippi while eastern states see near normal temperatures.
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Hatteras
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Americas role on world stage in Simonds analysis
In a clear concise critique, FE Simonds dissects the nine rounds of diplomatic debate featured weekly in The Sun day Fest. He argues Americas influence grows through steady diplomacy and measured rhetoric as outlined in The Sunday Post analysis.
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