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Newspaper

Deer Creek Progress

Location

Deer Creek, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

2

Geneva Seeks Status as Capital of Free Peoples League

The article envisions Geneva as a potential capital for a League of Nations style alliance. It outlines Geneva’s historic cosmopolitan heritage, key estates in Genthod, and notable figures linked to the area. It notes Switzerland’s neutrality, Geneva’s location by Lake Geneva, and the city’s cultural and scientific prominence tied to figures like Calvin and Rousseau. It also recalls the region’s political history from the Swiss confederation’s formation to the 1815 neutrality declaration and later developments.

Es Neva Switzerland League of Nations Swiss Confederation Geneva League Kingdom All Free Peoples Genthod Savoy Mie Croux de Genthod de Haussure de Vourtes Chateau Rouges EL Wari Ville Charles Bonjoet Neva Cantons Rudolph of Hapsburg Duchy of Austria Uri Schwyz Unterwalden House of Hapsburg Westphalia Tod Calvin Rousseau Lake Geneva Rhone Old Town College de St. Peter Eines WEA SPS Fol Colec Greek, Rowan and Treuscia Aptta Miviave I Fine Art

Sally Anns Rally At Rhine Bridgehead After Action

After War Bulletin reports the Sally Anns visited D company on Monday delivering a barrage of doughnuts and ice cream. They faced resistance but inflicted a heavy loss, then pressed for seconds and reclaimed supplies. Soldiers vow to stand firm as morale rises.

Rhine D Company

Father and Dick Discuss War Tax and Thrift Stamps

A father and his eight year old son Dick debate paying a war tax to reclaim thrift stamps. Dick hopes to turn in stamps to be square and buy a soda with a dime. The father adds another penny from his pocket after thoughtful consideration.

Father

Castoria Astoria Promises Safe Relief for Infants

Castoria is presented as a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric and soothing syrups. It claims long use over decades for relief of constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea and promotes natural sleep. The product features the signature of Chas H Fletcher and warns against counterfeits and imitations as dangerous.

Astoria Chas H. Fletcher Aed

Toad Found Buried in Netherseas Coal Seam

A toad three inches long was unearthed 600 feet underground at Netherseas colliery near Burton on Trent when a miner struck a clay pocket. The creature is kept in the manager's office and is recovering, moving about.

Netherseas Burton-on- Trent England

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Advert

An old time medical ad warns kidneys and bladder troubles worsen if untreated. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, claiming Holland’s staple remedy with a government charter since 1696. Buy from a druggist, take 3-4 daily, and refunds are offered if unsatisfied. Look for GOLD MEDAL on the box.

Holland Ment Netherlands Haarlem

Descent from William the Conqueror and a Nervy Social

An article discusses the wide claim of descent from William the Conqueror and notes genealogists estimate descendants could outnumber the British Isles population. It also includes a light anecdote about a shy guest named Bingle who nervously fiddles thumbs at a party as dancing begins.

Strom Willam William the Conqueror British Isles United States

Rookie detailed in mess hall reset over fire incident

A rookie who was kept in the mess hall for a week got along with the head cook until he was told to put water on the fire. He left to open a can of peas in storage and returned to find the fire out. The piece notes sympathy among widows and grass widows but offers no clear reason.

Stanford Acquires Large Seismological Library

Dr. J. C. Branner of Stanford University purchased Count Iop de Montessus de Ballore’s seismological library and presented it to Stanford. The collection is among the largest of its kind with about 5,000 titles and includes a manuscript catalogue.

J. C. Branner Leland Stanford University Count I’. de Montessus de Ballere Seismological Service Chile Stanford University Scientific American

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Charles Bonnet de Saussure Mont Blanc Les Alpes Madame Necker de Saussure Taller Berne Hhm Europe Ferney Voltaire Charles Nonnet de Rive Madame de Stael Nene Genthod Corrinne de Pourtales Jean Louis Saladin Louis XV de Saladin Lyons Victoria Hall Ie Will, Pieel Mir What Is Castoria Dorothy Bingle
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