General Murguia Ends Northern Mexico Land Experiment
The transfer of command near Molinar and the northwestern military land project concluded as General Murguia halted plans to resettle hundreds of southern rebels on northern Mexican lands. The program, begun at Molinar and Laguna Station, supplied farming gear to exiles and their families while a budding crop showed promise before abandonment.
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Hadrien
Molinar
Va City
Murgita
Mexico
Laguna Station
Murguia
Kidney Trouble Symptom Relief Cited by User
A reader reports kidney trouble and related pains, and claims Foley Kidney Pill produced noticeable relief. The brief note mentions contact with EB. W. Kill in Shorters, Alabama, as the source.
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Gufferers
Foch Sees Rhine as France Germany Boundary
Treves reports Marshal Foch believes the Rhine should remain the barrier between Germany and France. He told American reporters that peace must match victory and Germany, though weak, could recover with manpower. He praised American efforts under Pershing and noted the Armistice ended fighting with Allies ready for another offensive if needed.
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Germany
Pershinghead
Mothe-Argonne
Pershing
Rhine
Sailors In London Describe American Attitude Toward Women
Fifteen thousand American sailors visiting London share impressions of the city and its women. They note London’s restaurants and transportation, compare social freedom, and say American towns are less open to speaking with women. They contrast democratic manners with American cautions and reflect on cultural differences between regions.
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London
Hdmnburg
England
States
America
Strind
Firth of Forth
Grand Moet
Aailor
South
Chicago
Ike
New York
Constitution for Germany Approved by Berlin Report
Berlin dispatch reports the Tagblatt of Berlin that Germany has adopted a national constitution uniting peasant territories. The document outlines a government structure with a parliament and regional units to be established, marking a significant political milestone.
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Berlin
Ebert Gor Wiiebhl
Germany
Socialist Duke Maintains Twenty Years of Faith
Duke Ernest Gunther of Schleswig-Holstein, brother of former Empress Augusta Victoria, said at Primkenau he has been a socialist for twenty years. He reported warnings in high council were ignored and voiced support for an eight hour day and cooperation in socialization of the duchy.
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Ernest Gunther
Schleswig-Holstein
Primkenau
Holsten
Kesen Allagemeine Zeitung
Augusta Victoria
Coopperais
Legislature Adopts Plans for Travel and Education Bills
The report details invitations to events, including a trip to Denver and attendance at a stock show. It notes bills introduced on Americanization of foreign language students, vocational education, and compulsory attendance for ages 14 to 18. Senate actions include budget systems and water rights proposals, with conference activity and a Red Cross lunch invitation for lawmakers.
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House
Senate
Powers
Carey
Bar Association
the Elks
Henry McAllister, Jr
Denver
Leo
Oviatt
Alllad
Wyoming Red Cross Society
Red Cross
U. P
Wyoming
Colorado
Henry Mpallister Wk Powerful Address (Continued)
The speech warns against anarchy and Bolshevik influence while praising democratic leaders and England as Europe’s bulwark. It urges Americans to protect liberty, uphold constitutional laws, and stay vigilant amid war calamities and influenza. It emphasizes unity at home and cautious optimism for a freer Europe.
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England
America
India
Press Protests Being Shut Out At Peace Congress
The American and allied press adopt five demands for openness at the peace congress. They call for full publicity of proceedings, a complete communique, publication of full texts, no censorship on journalist access, and abolition of censorship worldwide.
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Associated Press
Pari
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praised by Reader
Worth 856.00 a bottle is claimed by a San Antonio reader who says Foley's Honey and Tar relieved a severe flu and pneumonia induced cough after one night. The letter adds that the remedy gave sound sleep and full recovery, noting the product is sold everywhere.
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Barnes
San Antonio
Ter
Foleyay
Foley
Satail
Prospects Bright for League of Nations Says Wilson
President Wilton wires Henry Clows of the Clive Forum that prospects for an agreement on the league of nations are most favorable. He says he received the mass meeting news from Carnegie Hall with deep interest and gratification and is glad to report favorable prospects for the league.
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Associated Press
New York
Wilton Today
Henry Clows
Clvie Forum
League of Nations
Carnegie Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Bolshevik Desire Torch Peace Talks Reported from Copenhagen
Mazim Lichinof, former Bolshevik envoy at Severs, sent a note to President Leon promising world propaganda if peace negotiations are possible with the Allied powers, in line with Social Demokraten views.
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Peace Congress
Sy. Aesociated Press
Copenhagen
Mazim Lichinof
Seres
Leon
Russia
aliHl
Social Demokraten
Woman Is Unable To Walk After Illness In Perth Amboy
A Perth Amboy woman describes three years of severe female ailments causing fainting spells and inability to walk. The note references STANIELAW girl at 624 Penn St and mentions vegetable lampe为何 grasses.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
Stanielaw
Penn St
Pert Amboy
Air service between London and Paris opens Monday
Jan 17 report states regular air passenger service between London and Paris in connection with the peace Congress will begin Monday. Several airplanes have been fitted for the route and will carry two passengers. The trip will take about two hours.
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Paria
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