Britain Denmark and America clash over Germany reparations plan
Allied and German officials debate postwar reparations with Britain and France pressing for stiff payments while Washington weighs protests and economic penalties. Germany contends the obligations would enslave its people, as Brussels experts outline how to erase a large share of the debt, and disarmament talks loom amid U S budget cuts and naval program debates.
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Sad Armerica
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France
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Might Be the Reason Johnson De Brown Never Speak
A fragmented item notes Johnson and De Brown in a tense exchange about family affairs and credibility. Throngan comments on expectations and perceived shady conduct, signaling discord and unresolved motives within the group.
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de Brown
Aspirin Bayer Package Says Use Only As Instructed
Beware of fake claims and misprints. The Bayer label warns genuine Aspirin has been proven safe for twenty one years and urges taking only as directed on the package. It notes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost a few cents and are sold in small tins and larger containers. Also promotes Cuticura Soap for shaving and skin care.
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Bayer
Nation in Danger Food Supply Through Population Drift
A historic editorial argues urban migration threatens rural food supply and urges taking up land now. It cites urban population exceeding rural, notes potential in Western Canada and states with arable land, and advocates farming as a national strategy to supply cattle, grain, and other commodities while keeping young people from city life.
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Alice Gresham Dodd
Gresham
Gavin Park
Evansville
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Lowe
Indiana
James B. Gresham
France
Dodd
United States
Dervons
Wendons
Tantac
Tanlae
AIA
Chicago
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Ytte
Tally
Farit
Tno
Canada
Ufe
Use of Radium in Water and Pottery
Popular Science Monthly notes that water containing radioactive compounds can be used as a curative agent for certain illnesses. Prolonged contact with such water makes it slightly radioactive. Pottery crafted with a small percentage of radioactive material makes water in the vessel radioactive quickly, turning it into a healthful drink waste. The water may still support plant growth as the radioactive compounds heat plant roots and aid growth.
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Popular Science Monthly
Ward and the dog that kept Ward awake
An elderly father orders his son to remove a young puppy to the barn for the night. The pup howled all night, leaving the boy sleepless. The boy retorts that the father cannot claim more sleep than the pup. The tale reflects a real life incident told with moral overtones.
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Ward
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