Silesia Crisis and US plan for railroad relief
A long review details postwar diplomacy on the Silesian dispute involving France Britain and Germany with Germany warned and Britain and France edging toward consensus while Japan signals reservations about Washington discussions on arms limits and Far East policy. The piece also covers Harding's railroad relief plan via the War Finance Corporation requiring Congress action and potential aid to farmers and cattle raisers, plus turmoil in Ireland and Russia and Pellagra fears in the American South.
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Tater Benator Kellogg
Happenings of the World Terse Summary
Six men killed and six injured when a tramway car cable failed and plunged into a gulch near Grind dunetion. An automobile operator from Elin died at Wirkegaut after a wheel failure. Missouri Senate passed a measure with 120 voting yes in the House. A deadly crash near Oatman claimed several lives including Leslie Ne Smith and family members. Governor Len Small faces subjection for alleged misappropriation of state funds. Evangeline Booth notes industrial winter hardships in the United States. Authorities seize beer from Port Washington brewery under federal court order. Major arrests and legal actions unfold in numerous states amid national events and international dispatches.
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Washington War Aims Outline Staffing and Debt Talks
Washington reports indicate plans to discharge up to 100000 sailors to trim naval personnel for required pay. The War Risk Bureau reviews veterans 10000 permanently displed, amid Treasury Comptroller rulings. Hoover urges governors to fix land contracts for fall to ease unemployment while Congress weighs allied debt binding and central government purchasing savings.
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Turkish retreat cut off by Greek columns reported
A Smyrna dispatch says Turkish nationalists on the Isinid peninsula were cut off by Greek columns that appeared 90 miles north of Eski Shahy. Rumors in Reval say Nicolas Lenid urged the Soviet to acknowledge new nations debt after the Bolshevik cancellation. In Morocco, twenty thousand Spanish troops and Moorish rebels are reported killed wounded or captured in ongoing battles.
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London Times
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warned for Safe Use
A historical notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on Aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine medicine. It promotes Aspirin for various pains and conditions and notes it is sold in twelve tablet boxes with inexpensive pricing, warning against non Bayer products.
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Yardley Holiday Memories In a Garden
A fragment recalls a holiday moment with Yardley describing taking a book into the garden and spending time under trees. The RSVP to London remains unclear and the dialogue hints at a mundane domestic scene.
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Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a kidney liver and bladder medicine, has long been praised by druggists for its merit. It is described as a physician's prescription strengthening medicine that supports natural functions. The ad urges starting treatment now and offers a dime sample by mail with a note to mention the paper.
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York
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Binghamton, N. C
Fragmentary overheard exchange hints at coroner verdict
An unclear transcription presents a suspicious remark by a disbelieving staff member and a bootlegger. The coroner's inquest reportedly returns a death verdict tied to a narcotic cause, though wording is garbled and details are fragmentary.
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