Serb i a War Aftermath Centered in United Church Forum
Sergeant Ruth Farnam, newly decorated by the government, spoke in a United Church forum about the brutal toll of war in Serbia. She described maimed soldiers, widows, and children, urging aid as poverty and disease devastate the survivors and the nation.
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Gar
Ruth Farnam
United Church Forum
Alent
Sarzean Farnem
Tavaxgod
Bearinis
Flerbinn
Farnam
Mam
Cinot touted as flu remedy across Connecticut towns
RupeI proclaims CINOT as a breakthrough medicine building up weak systems weakened by flu. He credits rapid weight gain after first dose and declares it nature's remedy, urging trials and listing multiple Connecticut druggists and towns where sold.
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Tealc
Rupél
Bel
Cinot
Martizan
Fairfield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
Alby
Switzer
Shelton
S. W- Smith
Ansonia
Harelot Drug Co
Naugatuck
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Serbia’s children face medical need says Sergeant
Sergeant Parnan cites that eighty percent of children in Serbia require medical care with thirty percent needing urgent attention. He notes several deaths have occurred while others were saved, reflecting dire health conditions among youths.
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Serbia
Parnan
Lohewan
Poland Publishes First Points on Soviet Peace Move
Warsaw reports Poland has publicly released initial points for peace negotiations with the Bolsheviks. The minister of foreign affairs Stanislaw Patek announced the document after submission to the foreign committee. No timetable was given for talks in Moscow, with fate depending on further conferences among Polish state delegates in Warsaw and the Allies.
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Poland
Stanislas Patek
Tint Foreign Committee
Moscow
Bardes
Teles Lgue
Thussia
Reverend Alison Denounces Spiritualism as Old Hat
Reverend Alexander Alison argues against spiritualism citing warm reception of recent New York lectures and alleged communications with historical figures. He decries sensational mediums and warns that intelligent skeptics may still crave ostentation, urging restraint and faith.
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Alison
New York
Querdunaberh
Napoleon
Valor
Conmanion
Winda
Cetin Devie
Shiv Oliver
Lecture on America Delivered by Boston Lecturer
A lecture on America by Mr Peek of Boston was given at the First Universalist Church near Broad Street. The widely known lecturer spoke with strong command, presenting views on the nation and its people.
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Ture
Amierion
America
Aetire IX
Peek
Boston
Palreld Arene
Broad Street
Ius
Weather Report From The Almanac For New Year Week
Weather outlook shows warmer conditions for the mall and surrounding areas on Monday and Thursday with variable winds. Southern New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts will see milder temperatures with interior showers possible. Atlantic coast regions remain fair with moderate winds and higher temperatures near high water.
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Kamera
Ky Gay
Nes
Sandy Hook
Mandarin
Laurgh Prepares Greatest Council Gathering
A proposed world Christian conference to unite all denominations, announced by Rev. Charles B. Macfarland, aims to foster brotherhood and practical aims. Invitations to national church bodies are expected after international meetings in Edinburgh and Geneva. The effort seeks a representative gathering beyond doctrinal debates.
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jTo
America
Geneva
Switserkinc
Connels
Muetaciand
Edinburgh
Youndila
Hunman Veltare
Immigrant Women Hide Booze in Dolls in Boston Bust
In Boston on March 21 customs officers found illicit liquor aboard a vessel hidden in china dolls and behind cargo, including 300 quarts of alcohol and bottles concealed under dresses. An Italian immigrant woman was implicated as a finder of the contraband. no arrests were reported.
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Boston
Socialists Protest Arrest of Delegates in Madrid
In Madrid March, socialists protested the arrest of Professor Bes teiro a Chamber deputy and former Deputy Aa witiane while en route to Rotterdam to attend the International Socialist congress. The socialist party newspaper editorialized that the Dutch authorities shielded the Kaiser period while workers suffer. The arrest's legality was raised in a chamber debate as the government pledged a full inquiry.
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Marchish Secuuises
Proter Aginst
Waethorities
Besteiro
Chamber of Deputies
Aawitiane
Rotterdam
Spar Yh Bodiligts
International Socialist Congress
Soolkilst Party
Sheir
Diteh
Tormer Kaiser
Arims
Chamber of Caputiles
Havana Hit by Violent Hail Storm
A violent hail storm swept Havana causing flooding in lower districts and paralyzing streetcar service. The storm lasted about two hours and damaged numerous small crafts in the harbor.
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Bavana
Ouha
Lalay
Io Two Haar
Cayalay
Jail for Rhymester After Armored Robbery
New York inmate Potlee reports arrest of James Smith on robbery charges. Police say Smith, described as a rhyme obsessed suspect, entered a high end establishment with a revolver, demanded cash, and fled with money after a threatening chant. Victim Peter Torta identifies the assailant and recounts the alleged events.
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New York
Potlee
James Smith
Peter Torta
Pater
Smith
Sung
Barbers Offer Night Service Amid Odd Feast Plot
A bizarre notice speaks of barbers ready to serve as bar tenders for a nighttime gathering on May 1, aiming to please “eld friends of America” with drinks while detaching from a charged plan. The text references dandruff jokes, odd cocktails, and warnings about social divides tied to a “Salt” era, ending with a plea about persecution.
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America
Ouija
United States
Baja Honda
Obituary notices for multiple locals mark a somber week
The community mourns several deaths and announces funerals across Norwalk. Minelia Deveny, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beveny, rests after services. George W. Wheeler and Christopher Cish receive mass and burial in local cemeteries. other notices include Mrs. Hannah Anderson and May Megety with private services. Numerous clergy and church affiliations noted, with services held at St. Michael, St. Mary, and leviseview cemeteries among others.
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MM. Deveny
Zanegal
M. Devens
Edward Beveny
Broad Erect
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Auguar
G. Baker
Sureford Avenue
Fev
Witl Tepson
B. Tukels Episnne Hal Chored
Laskeview
Cvinvel
Athigrson
Tohn
Anderson
Black Rock
Milford
Conn
George W. Wheeler
Cringe
Barton
Joseph A. Treadwell
Fesnyk
D. Treadwel
Wiel
Saturn
Athy
Treadwell
Pinetad Acreens
Will Lin
Norwelk
Thomas Beven
Norwalk
Sipuntiin Grove Cemetery
Willis
Wiliam
Barven
Olsinek
Olsinek In Gt Mary's Ahmreh
Matthew
Trayn
Reynend
Willow Af
Neelirted Lace
Aganite
Jong Hines
Iwilagi
Navion May MeGety
Mer
Praneds
H. MeGahay
Tse
Iowa Street
Tate
Furia
St. Michael's Cemetery
Christopher Cish
Christopher Clash
Rath Washington Avenue
Clingh Wag
Vyne
American Grephophons Co
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Park City
Treaty fate tied to party politics sparks editorial debate
London dispatch reports a provocative editorial claiming the peace treaty hinges on party lines in the United States Senate. Analysts warn that partisan approval risks harming future international cooperation, with standout remarks from London correspondents and references to Rughind and other leaders shaping the discourse.
Lithuanian Bond Drive Opens in Bridgeport Mass Meeting
Bridgeport opened the Lithuanian bond drive with a noon rally at the Armory drawing over 2,000 attendees. A street parade featured Lithuanian veterans and speakers urged strong support, aiming to raise 59 009 for a national bond fund with early pledges totaling 23 000.
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Eiders
Palga
Armory A. A
Main Street
Antanos Valéskis
U. S
Povilas Zadellkis
da Armerica
Stratfeld
Zadeikis
Benates
Ingageltis
Pranis Mil~movin
Justis Jrler
Adamingkas
M.site
Aumsnistus Sophom
A. Valeckus
Isas
A. Zelmskas
Lynn Win Sauewnas
B. T
Ma Son
United States
Miajor Gadeils
Afr. Wilson
Earnest Eulogy for General Pershing by Local Pastor
The Rev. Paul Edwards of Flint Methodist Church delivered a heartfelt talk on Black Jack Pershing. He praised the general as brave courteous and admirable and urged Pershing to visit Bridgeport again.
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Paul Edwards
Flint Methodist Church
Black Jack Pershing
Edwarda Werea
Bridgeport
Edwards
Pershing
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Father John's Medicine Ad Boosts Baby and Mother
The ad touts Father John’s Medicine as a trusted cold remedy and strength builder. Mrs Alfred Chavinard of Pawtucket reports its success for her baby and herself, asserting it nourishes without alcohol or stimulants and has a doctor’s endorsement from sixty years of use.
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Father John
Alfred Chavinard
Central Avenue
Pawinucket
John
Eyes Sore Remedy Promises Brighten Vision
An old advertisement touts Bon-Opto tablets for eye relief. It claims benefits after a week and recommends dissolving one tablet in water then bathing the eyes two to four times daily. References doctors and a 59 percent improvement claim, with urging to buy at drugstores.
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