Washington debates over reparations and war powers tensions
Amid chaotic reports from Washington and abroad, lawmakers argue over Germany reparations, war authority, and senior appointments. references to Weeks service, Landis, and a broad array of political and military figures appear alongside notes on economy, a Panama treaty, and postwar unrest.
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Blouses Lure Us Shopward and Out in Spring
Spring blouse fashion lures shoppers to try new georgette and crepe de chine styles. Overblouses with tuck-in cuts and elbow sleeves dominate, offering round square or V necks. A georgette black blouse with jade satin collar faces and embroidered front panels showcases delicate button detailing and high neck options in pale white, flesh, and new sheer tints.
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Hauste
Alwasa
Magnificent Hour gowns shine with lace and satin details
The article celebrates gay gowns that transform daytime restraint into splendor. Lace over silk or satin in black white or crema dazzles, with metallic laces and bead edged bodices. Two models showcase drafter and occasion looks with bow accented sashes and rippled lace profiles.
Remarkable weight gain claim for Tanlac in Syracuse testimony
Mrs Enna Reifenstein of 837 Webster Ave Syracuse says Tanlac restored her health after almost two years as a nervous wreck. She gained 25 pounds and says she can eat any food, sleep well, and feels revitalized. Her husband Mr J Reifenstein credits Tanlac for the improvement, noting fifty two years of worry relieved. Adv. Tanlac sold by leading druggists nationwide.
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Who Can Tell The Patriot And The Income Tax
Quote contrasts patriotism with evasion noting the fastest rise at the playing of The Star Spangled Banner and the slowest response when government asks for income tax. Arthur H. Folwell to Leslie's.
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Arthur H. Folwell
Leslie
Cure for Catarrh Promised by Constitutional Remedy
A fragment from the London Chronicle describes Hall's Catarrhine medicine claiming internal cure for catarrh by constitutional means. It asserts the medicine destroys the infection and improves overall health, with endorsements and a Toledo firm address. The piece also recounts a 1915 bus scene showing demobilized soldiers sharing camaraderie and a laughing conductor in a bustling station.
Learning at School and Garden Digging Cure
The fragment hints at education and practical labor with a joke about a boy learning arithmetic. It mentions digging in the garden as a health cure and implies a connection between schooling and manual activity. Contains no clear events, people, or dates.
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Fle
A Student Indeed Proceeds With Procrastination Joke
A Dallas News item quotes a Black passenger on a tramest to a conductor, misspeaking about the word procrastinate. The passenger insists he is learning and defines procrastinate as put off, prompting the conductor to challenge his temper.
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Dallas News
Medication patent notice from dubious OCR text
Fragmentary OCR reads a dubious medical remedy advertisement urging readers to consult a druggist or send funds to a company in Hackford for a cure. The garbled text mentions healing various diseases and turns, with unclear product names and addresses.
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Coles
Passed With Flying Colors in a Scottish Tale
A Chicago Daily News report recounts a near miss at sea where a Scots prospective marine engineer faces a captain's grilling. The skipper tests tricky hypotheticals about water levels and boiler checks, and the candidate, calm and certain, replies with a bold plan to verify water aboard.
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Scotland
Chicago Daily News
Clearly Defined First Crite What is your attitude toward those tmyrexsiogists
In a brief exchange the speaker questions the stance toward certain experts while a contrasting ditty mocks suppressionism. Spite drives the fool to find happiness in his own misery. The fragment hints at a social critique and personal attitude shaping the mood.
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