Communist Leader Breaks Red Ruling In Moscow
Lunacharsky, commissar of education, defended a Moscow Ministry of Education gathering after an order forbidding dancing. He took responsibility for the sins of the young participants and permitted them to dance at the event. The incident highlights tensions between party discipline and entertainment at official meetings.
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Moscow
Mar. L. Volaine Acharsky
Lunacharsky
Toe
Ministry of Education
Soviet Committee
Care in Selecting a Watch Gift from Fairchilds
An advertisement urges careful watch selection with a family heirloom sentiment. It promotes choosing reputable makes guaranteed for longevity, and notes G. W. Fairchild and Sons Inc. has sold quality watches for over fifty six years since 1865, located at Qu Main St, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Main St
P.O
Bridgeport
Conex
U S coal supply fears rise ahead of possible strike
A US survey warns of immediate hardship if coal operators and rail workers fail to reach an agreement by April 1. Government figures show January demand and stock levels, with total available supply estimated for diverse plants and users, highlighting potential shortages if a strike occurs.
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Chicago
United Mines Vortery
Amovius
United States Clemical Survey
Talay
Jae Gietiom
Ran
Phy Povernment Maury
Fallroads
Consum
Noemsy Cod
Tromr Bao
Mwen
Mim
Canneils
Sasent
Sevattlady Ley
Ancient Tombs Revealed in French Tunnel Discovery
Archaeologists uncover a buried chamber in a French cavern containing worked flint and carved neck lines. The find, described as a mysterious relic site, suggests significant ancient activity near Tods Towalou France.
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Towalous
France
Univer
Mus
Professor Archer Speaks on Near East Christian Opportunity
Yale professor Jon C. Archer spoke at the United Church on The Present Opportunity of Christianity In the Near East. He described the Peoples and customs of the region, discussed Mahammadans and Christians relations, and illustrated the lecture with stereopticon views for the Missionary Education committee.
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Jon C. Archer
Yale University
New East
United
Archer
Near East
Ukraine Loyal 10 Moscow President Declares
The Kharkov government asserts Ukraine is a true independent republic under Moscow supervision for key affairs. Trotzky commands military in the Ukraine while Ukraine maintains its own general staff, and Moscow keeps a tight grip on transport and communications. The Ukraine holds major ports at Odessa and Nikolaev and faces grain tax allocations affecting Moscow’s grain share.
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Kharkov
Wkreintag
Man
L—Fregident
Rakowsky
Ukrainia
Fap
Ukraine
Moscow
Trotzky
Takowsky
Aclone
Odesed
Nicolaelf
Sea of Azoff
Far Eastern
Azerbaidian
Armenia
Georgia
Caucasus
Trans-Caucasus
Turkestan
Rajowsky
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Pimply Skin Aid
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel. It claims cleansing the blood improves skin clarity, reduces dark tastes and bad breath, and eases constipation and dull liver without sickness or pain. Packaged tablets are olive colored and priced at 1s 20d.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Mustard plaster cure promoted for cold prevention
An old medical advertisement touts a mustard plaster remedy for colds and flu prevention. It claims application on congested areas warms the skin, relieves aches, and advises hot baths, fluids, fresh air, and continued use of Musterace products, with price references and availability.
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Mesterale Alwava
Ayava
Appeal to aid Jewish War Sufferers drives March drive
A Bridgeport campaign led by Max J. Buehler seeks to raise 14 million dollars for Jewish War Sufferers in Eastern Europe. The effort highlights 207000 orphans and 400000 refugees, urging Americans to donate through local campaigns from March 4 to March 11 to provide homes, care, and rehabilitation.
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Tgehe Messer
Europe
Carmitten
Max J. Buerhler
Te Bridgeport Sampaien
Velte
Bridges
Pisa
America
Ory
Abd
China Unable to Pay Salaries of Employes
China struggles to meet wage obligations as the government faces a cash shortfall. Officials report two months of arrears in many departments, with payrolls delayed and staff awaiting payment across multiple agencies, amid a broader financial crunch.
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China
Regulation urged for rear lights on bicycles
Birmingham officials press transport ministry to pass a law requiring rear lights on bicycles. The Watch committee cites frequent nighttime accidents and notes that lack of lights contributed to many collisions and injuries.
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Birmingham
Ministry Or Transport
Flu cases rise with new strains reported yesterday
A medical bulletin notes 38 new influenza cases reported yesterday with higher temperatures and possible pneumonia risks. The health department cites a marked increase in illnesses and urges vigilance as clinicians assess suspected flu impacts.
Sportmen Seek Asylum for Black Bear in Maine
In Portland on March 2, sportsmen propose extending protection to the black bear, aiming to classify it as a fur bearing animal. The move faces farmer opposition and potential legislative action next session. Bounties in Penobscot and Washington counties may be affected if the proposal passes.
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Black Bear
Maine
Portland
Maine Woods
Maine Sporthming Fish and Game Association
Penobscot
Wankington
Death of Child Thought Linked to Friendly Tussel
In New York a child died after a minor tussle left a cedar pen wedged in the back, penetrating the spine. Doctors reported the injury at a local hospital as the boy aged seven lay in a law seen accident.
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New York
Monastery in England Offered for Sale in 13th Century Gift
A fragment from a report notes the Grey Friars monastery at Jergland in England, once part of the Franciscan order, said to be for sale by a firm. The monastery was built in the thirteenth century.
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Svrrbury
England
Grey Friars
Jergland
Hairy Growth Remover Ad Claims Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts a product promising fast removal of hairy growths and smooth skin. It claims usage in minutes with a protective layer, urging readers to apply a paste to the skin and avoid disappointment, while warning that trash is desired.
Women urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A letter from Mrs. Miner of Churubusco N Y claims five years of backache relief under doctor care. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving her condition during pregnancy and suggests all women should try the medicine. It is described as safe for young or old with no harmful drugs.
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Jared
Branca
Churubusco
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Miner
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Sencyet Cdeth
Ghoour
Physiclam
Ueutha
Tor Saud
Sone Gee
Farang
Wales
Murrounies
Gaur Tvcul Jouelry
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Szesdes
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Oxfords
Douglas
Asien
W. L. Douglas
F. Douglas
W.l.douglas
San Francisco
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TORY
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Gallen Hill
Eirt
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