American Delegates to Arms Conference Formulating Policy
Edward W. Pickard reports on U S debates over the Borah tariff exemption for American shipping tolls, the arms conference agenda, and American policy aims. He notes Senate votes, potential British protest, and the prize of limited disarmament pace, while detailing Hughes chaired sessions and the delegation's push for practical progress. Also covered are Senator Knox’s death, Klan investigations, Upper Silesia tensions, and Berlin politics influencing postwar settlements.
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Knox
Germany
Upper
Siesta
Edward W. Pickard
Senate
House
Great Britain
Lance Squilors
Senator Lodge
United States
Senacor Borah
Thapihe
Wilken
Larding Fing
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
America
Ourown
Sxeselon
Hughes
Japan
Pacific
Innon
Knitted Outerwear and Hats For Autumn Styles
A long feature on autumn knitwear and hats notes the shift from wool basics to decorative pieces. It highlights scarves capes and sweaters alongside tailored velvet hats with feather accents and two color angora trims. Black remains dominant in millinery with rich brocades and varied color options boosting fall outfits.
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Mill. Org
Rome
Corncob Tool Sparks Odd Cleaning Experiment
A fragmentary note describes a corncob cut in half used with an effecual scriper for alorilndin atensis to clean a vessel without scratching. The text is unclear and appears to be OCR garbled, offering minimal verifiable details.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Haydock
Mrs Haydock of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from an operation after four doctors advised none. She says she took 22 bottles, stopped all symptoms, and remains well while recommending the product to others. The letter notes other women have avoided surgery by timely use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vadraggist
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. Haydock
St. Lawrence Avenue
Touring Why mmat they Always hive a third party whee
A fragmentary line suggests travelers debate route choice with a joking remark about using a third party to decide. The speaker and spouse appear in two voices, hinting at a light domestic travel exchange.
Oodies of Karate Ring Offer Sparks Odd Buyer Talk
A fragmented exchange mentions engagement rings and stones, with odd phrasing and scattered names. The dialogue hints at a ring purchase decision but lacks clear events or individuals, presenting a quirky, incomplete snippet.
Differences of Taste in Ulster Music Debates
A fragmentary report quotes Mrs Cormossel praising up-to-date jazz records while others argue taste in music shifts. The damaged text shows a debate about musical preferences and references to Ulster and jaz records.
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Tiluk
Acto
Ulster
Fragmentary notice on brewery equipment and tag sale
A damaged OCR item references a local sale involving brewery equipment and a signboard. The readable material hints at a business or auction context but lacks complete details, with scattered words implying a pierce of sale terms and names.
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Marshall Vield'y
Washington
Aberdeen Cmd Praving
Volga
Hussiu
Middle West
Basi Miles
Phystendar Ranemnents
Puthlicity
Rds
Ganfertico
Harding
Ime Browelon
Anken Thiapet
Ito Lesen
Philander Chase Roux
Pennsylvania
Republcan
Austria
Roosevelt
Northemt Securities Railway
Taft
Far East
Kix
Sm O
House Rules Committees
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Imperial Wicard
Simmons
Wan
Grand Council
New York
Congress
Council
The
League of Nationa Fins
Upper Silesia
Poland
Nes
Europe
League
Alexander
Servia
Peter
Belgrade
Ingo-Slavia
Paris
Trebmt
London
Lloyd George
Britiff
Conference On
Co. Arthur Woods
Cute Sirtimle
Witter
Stilly
Amerie Forestry
Pete
Dom
Illinois
Mra. Louis
Ercy
Doan
Ius Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
M. Y
Warsranes
Reat
Esd Fen Hall
Ruckel
York
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