Colonel Roosevelt cites German plot against U S industries
The text reports Colonel Roosevelt alleging a German and Austrian campaign against American industries and calls for a congressional inquiry. It mentions prior dismissals of Hoyt and von Papen, and disputes over evidence linking German ambassadors to sabotage. The piece frames Roosevelt’s accusation as part of a broader political clash and urges a new investigating committee if evidence exists.
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Golousl Ronsayet
Ani Nihora
Congress
Washington
Anon
Hoynd
von Papen
Konoral Gepiinds
Dayihn
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Cotpus
Foreign relations functionaries face renewed strain in talks
An unnamed official vows to endure renewed friction as the administration presses ahead with diplomacy. The message hints at past missteps and notes ongoing attempts to meet, though details remain unclear. Local sources describe a tense political climate and cautious statements from key figures.
Tanlac Remedy Mania Promises Quick Health Gains
A flood of claims surrounds Tanlac as a popular remedy being launched in Pittsburgh. The ad promises rapid relief from stomach and digestion issues, claims of renewed vigor, and life extension through a “Master Medicine” formula. Multiple testimonials tout its effectiveness across major cities and hint at a nationwide campaign.
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Pittsburgh
Bubsilt and Son
North
Tanlae
Nino
Wetunife Sal
Inia
Hweniuntry
Aly
Schooner With Lumber Is Burning Off Sandy Hook
New York dispatch reports the four masted schooner Bossert loaded with lumber from Georgetown is afire off Sandy Hook. The vessel is feared to tow under, Coast Guard from Sandy Hook station has gone to assist the seven crew aboard the John Bossert commanded by Captain Green.
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New York
Secretary of War resignations shake Wilson cabinet
Washington on February 10 Sherman Garrison presented his resignation as Secretary of War and Major General Scott became acting secretary. Henry Breckenridge also quit to show loyalty to his elder. The White House released letters showing debate over continental army plans and national guard control.
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Washington
Sherstarr
Provident Witton
Scott
allLomitt Loally
Quivison
United States
Witaon
Garrison
Watington
New York
Congronn
Sehlel Faye
Sexront
Congress
Garrivon
War Department
Remedy for Rheumatism Urged with Jad Salts Treatment
A health note advises avoiding damp ground and cold weather, drinking water, and taking Jad Salts for a week to flush uric acid through the kidneys. It claims uric acid causes rheumatism and that Jad Salts, inexpensive and harmless, improves kidney action and detoxifies the blood, with favorable results for many readers.
Catarah Comfort Cream Opens Air Passages
An old health ad promises Blye's Cream heals nasal blockages by applying a fragrant ointment to the nostrils. It claims quick relief from congestion dryness and nighttime breathing troubles, claiming the product clears airways and reduces coughing with a soothing effect.
Political Resignation Sends Message on National Defense
In a terse note, Mr. Garrison resigns highlighting reliance on the militia for national defense as unjustifiable improper lingering of the nation's security. He implies the need for a change in fundamental principles and leadership.
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Garrison
Naton
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