Hobgoblins of Militarism Raise Alarms Over U S Armament
The piece argues against fears of militarism from arming the United States. It compares population and troop ratios in Holland and Switzerland to U S levels, noting the limited actual manpower and questioning the danger of a strong national defense. It cites submarine incidents and reflects on prior military misjudgments.
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Why Tolerate Catarrh
The article advises treating persistent nasal catarrh after a cold by cleansing nasal passages with warm salt water, applying petroleum jelly, and taking Scott's Emulsion after meals for a month. It claims Scott's nourishes tissues via blood and soothes inflamed membranes.
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First Blus bird lisheay shipment arrived today. Those entitled may secure same at once by telephoning or calling at the office Byarbeat Corea Co. aly.
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United States May Arm Merchant Fleets Under Sea Policy
The article argues that future policy may arm merchant ships to deter U boats and protect trade routes. It discusses risks of unrestricted submarine warfare, the need for preemptive action, and possible U S purchase of the Danish West Indies to secure strategic positions and routes to Panama and Europe.
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Four Weeks In Hospital Cleves Ohio Patient Recovers
Mrs. W C Brown of Cleveland Ohio describes months of severe pain and fainting, says Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms after hospital stays, urges others to try the remedy and write for guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co located in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Providence Journal Fire Damages Office in March Incident
A fire at the Providence Journal offices caused about 4000 in damage with an explosion object unclear origin. The blaze affected the managing editor’s room and another adjoining room with unoccupied space two hours earlier. Automatic sprinklers and chemical extinguishers restrained the flames before a quick fire department response. Police concluded the fire could not be of self ignition.
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Grand Jury to Hear Clean CA Officials in 1042 Probe
Grand jurors will hear Olen March City Clerk Ray mond G Borich former Deputy Clerk Jamon Torrey and former Assistant City Clerk Mra Amandit Melisiou as witnesses in an April 10 proceeding. The inquiry, tied to a Common Council committee review, centers on clerical office conditions and missed funds from earlier years.
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Five Thousand New York Tailors Strike
New York tailors employed at Fifth Avenue shops walked off the job for higher wages and the end of Sunday work. Union officials said 15 000 other workers might join by Saturday, with a potential reach to 190 000 custom tailors nationwide. About 1 500 members of the shirt makers and ironers union planned to return to work tomorrow after talks with independent manufacturers.
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