Lan sing Blasts Peace Treaty in Paris Diary Push
Former Secretary of State Robert Lansing, fired by Wilson, denounces the peace treaty and league covenant in a Paris diary excerpt. He attacks the League of Nations as an instrument of the victors, warns of continued resentment and future wars, and criticizes secret diplomacy and the President’s handling.
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Washington
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
League
United States
They Speak Well of It Cough Remedy
Mrs. Fred Arter of Zaneaville Ohio writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised by friends and acquaintances and strengthens her own good opinion. She urges trying it for coughs or colds to see its effectiveness.
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Chamberlain
Fred, Arter
Zaneaville
Ohio
Belber
Uncle Joe Cannon Praises $10,000 for Early Airplane Origin
In Washington April 1 Uncle Joe Cannon notes that a $10,000 appropriation during McKinley Roosevelt Taft eras supported Langley’s airplane work. He credits the early ridicule and the later Wright brothers for developing flight and its wartime impact.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
Champ Clark
House
Republican Party
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Committee On Appropriations
Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Earth
Potomac
Wright Brothers
Kreisler to Perform in Newark Armory Monday Night
Universal violin virtuoso Kreisler appears at the Newark Armory on Monday April 4 in a single local concert. Anticipation runs high as management boosts seating to eight thousand with tickets at 828 Broad Street. A respected critic lauds Kreisler for pure tone and sincere musicianship without showy tricks.
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Kreisler
Newark
the Armory
The
Armory
Fuerstman
Broad Street
Carnegie Hall
North Jersey
America
Relieves Rheumatic Pains Says Mrs C Ow sly
A Missouri resident notes Chamberlain's Liniment eases rheumatic spells, allowing rest and sleep. She says she would not be without it and recommends its use for relief and comfort.
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Chamberlain
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised for Severe Cold Relief
Mrs. D. J. Shelley of Herlville New York praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy saying her daughter Anna recovered from a severe cold and cough and she now recommends it to others. The remedy contains no narcotic and is a pleasant syrup suitable for children.
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Chamberlain
Anna
D. J. Shelley
Herlville
Holstein Records Noted in Biweekly Test Report
Fortgate Farms of Jamesburg New Jersey lists two pure bred Holsteins in the Malcolm H Gardner biweekly report. Clara Clothilde Lyons yields 639 pounds milk and 234 pounds butter in seven days at age two years eleven months. Forsgate Glista Fayne yields 410 pounds milk and 173 pounds butter in seven days at age two years three months. thirty day record 1 548 pounds milk and 65 pounds butter. Dairy division staff supervise feeding and milking to weigh milk and test butterfat content. A duplicate sample goes to the State College for verification before reporting.
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Malcolm H. Gardner
Delavan
Wis
Advanced Registry
Holstein—Friesian Association of America
Fortgate Farms
Jamesburg
New Jersey
Clara Clothilde Lyons
Forsgate
State College
March Breaks Century-Long Record for Unseasonable Warmth
March ended with record warmth not seen in over a hundred years. G Harold Noyes of the Tren ton Weather Bureau cites a monthly average 12 degrees above normal. Several days hit above 80 degrees as birds, worms and blossoms reveal an early spring. April may challenge the March anomaly.
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G. Harold Noyes
United States Weather Bureau
Trenton
Prohibition Enforcement Urged by Senator Sheppard
Senator Sheppard of Texas calls on the American people to unite in enforcing nationwide prohibition. He argues that without active enforcement the constitutional prohibition and code will fail, affecting humanity and human rights, and urges cooperation to test prohibition in practice.
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United States
Senator Sheppard
Texas
SCORED ON COUNTRY COUSIN
A Glendale country visitor is regaled with farm tales to impress his young cousin. Two University of Southern California youths in small skull caps approach and the country boy is misled by a boast about brain growth from education, a city trick to mock the cap wearers.
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Glendale
U. of S. C
Los Angeles Times
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Trenton, N. J
Dupont
W. & J. Sloan’s
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Liberty
Axminster
Pyramid Press
Broadway
New York City
Sarah A. Har
Orphan’s Court
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Hanny Everett
First National Bank
the Sun Optical Coo
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