Last Word in Squalor Fights London Slum Improvements
London residents of Limehouse Fields oppose government plans to demolish Victorian slum housing for municipal dwellings with modern sanitation. Tenants insist on preserving homes, arguing a sense of home life, local generations, and pride in England’s warrior heritage should not be destroyed for new reforms.
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London
Limehouse
Tamehouse
Thomas Burke
Ito
Limehouse Fields
Squalor
Health Department
London County Council
Mae
Glore
England
Llosa George
Sir William Hobertson
George Stephenson
Lertden
IL Wen
SBS Dewbile
Bradfield
Atlanta
Marriage Licenses Report Lists Several Couples
Clyde Gisple and Cbliaress 21 of Kot county with Berton H. Arthur 23 and Katherine Zabel 24 of Kanawha county. James F. Perdue 24 of Fayette county with Geneve Jarrell 20 of Kanawha county. Letha G. of Kenawha, and Jefferson, a noted horseman, mentioned in brief notice.
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Clyde Gisple
New Corporations Granted in West Virginia
Secretary of State Sharp granted charters to three entities The Agnew Realty Company Miarkabure with 100 capital stock The National Bread Raiser Company New Martinsville 125000 capital stock to bake bread making novelties The National Pipe Line Company Cleveland 25000 capital stock and increased capital for the Coal and Oil Company Rentree from 50000 to 100000 per state filings
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Sharp
Agnew Realty Company
Miarkabure
Way Agnew
New Martinsville
R. Rummou
James Monte
Sam Morcis
Middlebourne
National Pipe Line Company
Cleveland
Entree Coal and Oil Company
Rentree
Secretary of State
Senators Impressed By League of Nations Assembly
Three U S senators Thomas J Walsh Arthur Capper and Andrieus A Jones taunting impressions from Geneva Paris and the assembly sessions They praised the work and spirit but Capper reiterated opposition to U S joining the league Walsh called the assembly impressive and Jones spoke of inspiration amid sadness from the 54 nation representatives
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League of Nations Assembly
Associated Press
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Arthur Cupper
Kansas
Andrieus A. Tomes
Denmount
New Mexico
Assembly
Walsh
Capper
Geneva
Paris
League
United States
Jones
Purification Calotabs Health Ad Promotes System Purification
A vintage ad touts Calotabs as a universal purifier for the body, claiming it cleanses the entire system and restores vitality. It recommends a thorough course every one to two weeks for several weeks, with a price of 35 cents and a trial 10 cent package, available at drug stores.
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Nature
Meeting on Civilization Nuances Impresses Attendee
Fragmentary text describes a meeting about civilization and world peace. It notes the impression of representations shifting from year to year and mentions restraint in discussing international questions. No clear identities or concrete details are readable.
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Peartian
Adventures Get Freer Building and Prison Cell
A Liverpool court sentences Elizabeth Jean Bowen Williams to three months in prison for hotel fraud. The 34 year old, who has spent years in America, swindled hotels in New York Buffalo Atlanta Richmond and Baltimore often paying with a woman doctor. She remarked that she would not have to pay for meals there. The report also notes a drowning accident involving Harold Coombs aged 13 who slipped from Lake Michigan.
Conviction on Growing Trend in National Conference
The article notes a belief that the trend will become clearer each year and criticizes the United States for lacking representative credit in the conference. It discusses measures impacting welfare and related topics, signaling ongoing debate about national standing and policy directions.
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United States
Woman's back pain relief with Lydia E Pinkham products
Mrs Prick of St Paul Minnesota reports back pain relief and loss of bearing down sensation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for constipation. She says she can do housework and care for her three year old daughter and offers to answer letters to help other women.
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St. Paul, Minn
Piso
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Prick
Summit Avenue
St Paul
Minnesota
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