Senate approves president severance with Germany vote 78 to ban Stone resolution
In Washington the senate approved severing relations with Germany by 78 to ban the Stone resolution endorsing the president's action. Debates highlighted support from Republican and Democratic leaders for unity, with opposition from Kirby and others over timing and judgment.
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Pimple Trouble Leads to Free Cathecura Sample
A Denver reader Miss Fo M Splinks reports severe back pimples with burning itching relief from Catheura Soap and Ointment after requesting a free sample. She notes ten days of improvement and advises others to seek the sample by mail.
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Naval committee advances three measures for warship program
Washington reports show the house naval committee ordered three administration measures as amendments to the naval appropriation bill. The package includes a $150 million bond issue for rapid completion of warships supplies and submarines, government commandeering of shipyards and Mansfield plant, and $1 million for aircraft patent purchases. Secretary Lansing sought a $500,000 emergency appropriation for relief protection and transport of Americans in Europe.
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Generally fair Thursday and Friday with cooler northeast turn
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with a local cooldown, especially into the northeast region. Temperatures dip modestly as winds shift, bringing crisper air and lighter winds.
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Argentina Rejects German Submarine War Measures
Buenos Aires reports Argentina sent a reply to Germany’s submarine note, stating condemnation of the emperor’s extreme measures and a pledge to conduct itself under international law. Madrid meanwhile voices a firm protest, saying Germany’s decision breaches legal norms and Spain will not aid unlawful wartime methods.
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Wyoming Urges U S Armor Plant Memorial
Wyoming lawmakers ask Congress to designate the state as a munitions hub. A memorial claims vast coal oil and mineral resources, wool and beef capacity, and strategic location justify armor plate and munition plants under federal control. Copies go to the president, Congress, and Army and Navy secretaries.
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Wyoming Legislature Passes Defense Act Provisions
The Wyoming Senate and House debated military training and national defense measures. S. F. 66 allocates 15000 for a state game warden to buy a hay farm to preserve elk and other wild game. Senator Myers urged delay to resolve whether the measure is business or identism, drawing applause.
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Long Island searchlight guards shores of Hempstead field
A government installed searchlight on the Hempstead aviation field on Long Island will be tested as a watchman for coastal security. Planes will simulate aerial threats as the beam with 500 000 000 candlepower sweeps a four mile radius, aiding anti aircraft guns and aircraft in locating and destroying enemies.
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Coal from the West calls for energy shift in U S fuel
The Review of Reviews argues the United States must adopt a national coal policy as eastern fields near exhaustion. It notes 100 000 acres of coal land mined yearly and warns eastern mines may soon require western coal to meet demand.
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Coal Shortage Drives Future Transport Questions
The passage notes a looming coal supply problem as long haul transport lines fail and western sparsely populated areas face shortages. It asks what must happen to dense regions when local coal measures exhaust and four distant sources, up to two thousand miles away, cannot supply.
Olive Tablets Promoted by Dr Edwards for Bowel Health
An ad claims Dr FP M Edwards treated women with liver and bowel ailments for 17 years and sold olive tablets mixed with olive oil as a remedy. It touts they cleanse waste from the system, improve complexion, and balance the bowels, with a price of 25c per box and 1¢ for a single tablet when sold by druggists.
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