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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
Advices from Athens report the Hurana foundered off Psara with survivors landing at Piraeus. Czecho-Slovak divisions move to the Hungarian frontier, while a general strike in Rome ends. Rome riot incidents, Italian crowd clashes, and coal supply controls feature in the day’s world news.
Secretary Glass told Congress in Washington there will be no appreciable tax reductions for the coming fiscal year. Attorney General Palmer announced, in Washington, that the government will abandon attempts to control the distribution and sale of sugar.
The piece surveys fuel shortages as miners face contempt rulings, possible shutdowns, and state led curbs on coal use amid cold. It details U S pressure on Mexico over consular Jenkins, calls for severing relations, and reports on German refusal to sign peace terms, plus Italy Russia and Baltic turbulence.
In Indianapolis district court 84 union officers including Acting President Lewis and Secretary Green face criminal contempt charges. They were summoned to appear Tuesday as a coal supply crisis looms for consumers. Public demand pushes for a compromise as operators and miners hint at a wage scale adjustment above 14 percent amid mounting hardship.
The indictment of Senator Newberry of Michigan and many supporters over corruption fraud and conspiracy shocked observers. Initially rumors favored guilty pleas but Newberry vowed to fight on and called for a senatorial inquiry into his seat.
Politicians evaluated state party conventions in South Dakota last week. Republicans favored General Wood after a lively battle with Governor Lowden, Democrats backed Wilson for a third term, and Nonpartisans supported Governor Frazier of North Dakota. Both major parties backed the League of Nations covenant, Republicans with reservations and Democrats without.
A laboratory tour shows the preparation of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's illnesses. It describes sourcing over 350000 packets of herbs annually, extraction with solvents, sterilization of equipment, pasteurization, and sealing in sterile bottles, praising the remedy through letters from women revived by its use.
Mustarine claims to combine grandmotherly mustard plaster with modern painkillers for fast relief of lameness sore muscles stiff neck cramps earache backache headache and toothache. Advertises real yellow mustard in a yellow box by S. C. Wells & Co Le Roy NY.
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