Women protest German made dolls at New York paper
In New York on December 5, police guarded the Staats Zeitung office as two American Defence Society members and two American Relief Legion women, aided by five soldiers, confronted publisher Victor Isiddor over German made dolls sold as premiums. The women accused the paper of distributing German toys and urged a boycott, while guards restricted access to the building.
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New York
The
Staatseitung
German Publiication
American Defence Society
American Relief Legion
United St
Victor Isiddor
Geri
Oliver Cromigell Field
McAllister Smith
Staats
Tell Me How To Be Beautiful Stuart's Calcium Waters
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a beauty aid for skin health. It claims calcium sulfide in the product nourishes the skin and blood, dries pimples and blotches, and results in clearer, pinker, smoother skin, urging a 50 cent box purchase or coupon submission.
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Stuart
Stratford Hunters Find No Game Now In Woods
Stratford area sports notes describe scarce game this season with hunters like Prod Bartlett of Peek's MSH noting abundant air but few rabbits, squirrels, or partridges. The piece also covers local social events, church activities, and the reopening of the Guilt Refining plant along the Housatonic river.
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Stratford
Prod Bartlett
Peek
MSH
Artlett
Baurtlett
Christchurch
Bridgeport
Mierence Lewis
Samuel C. Lewis
Housatonic Lodge
New England Order of Protection
Methodist Church
Middletown
Methodist Sunday School
Elliott W. Peek
Hudson
Peck
Mics Iva Jewell
Clifford Leavenworth
John Olmstead
Trome Missionary Society
The
Harry Sairchild
Worth Main Street
Harry Saunders and Son
Broadbridge Avenue
David Stephen
Long Brook
Avenue
Ivan Tolman
Albany, NY
Charles Rudine
King Street
A. L. Lacy
Main Street
George
S Goldsmith
North Avenue
Neale-Victory
Pauls Church
Guilt
Housatonic River
Argus
Rockwell Avenue
Woman's Auxiliary
James C. Robson
A Res
Louis Ford
Elephant
Vire
Automobile
Main St
Strat
Stern Justice in Geddes Speech on War Crimes Trials
Sir Auck land Geddes argues for stern justice against war crime planners in a public address. He says leaders such as the former German emperor Enver Pasha and other rulers should be tried, faces deserve death if guilty, and submarine commanders may be held to account for their orders or actions. The scene includes a police action removing Mrs. Wield from an office amid German‑related disturbances.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
Local Government Board
National Services
Eoaluilion
Ueland
Enver Pasha
Purgea
Austria
Gheir
Mrs. Wield
Stua
Mes
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Dee Ey
Lestia A. Shaw
U.S. Army
United States
G. W. Atkinson
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Washington
Joll Hospital
Sell
Aden
Masonic Temple
Word's Garage
Stratford Ave
STH
ELM Asto CO
State
St Tech
Fairfield Ave
N. Y. Staats-Zietung
Calcium Walters
Triad Packags
B.A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bile
Marshall, Mich
John St
Gartwright
Woods
Gen- Bare
Erarship
William G. McAdoo
Robert §. Lovett
Man Pacific
Ann McAdoo
Wilson
de Hon
MccAdoo
Congr
A. Geddes
Nothnagle
United States Food Administration
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Long Island
Public Market
Wadham’s
Wadhams
Standell’s
Meies & Co
Madras
Herald
Weckwear
Mahog
Russia
Srideeport, Conn
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