Foreign Visitors See U S Peace Stance At Arms Conference
William Jennings Bryan argues the arms conference shapes foreign views of American attitude toward imperialism and self determination. He notes observers see fewer soldiers outside Washington yet recognize dangers of imperialism and hope for peaceful, nonaligned policy unless war is clearly declared by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
United Press
Washington
Washingington
United States
V Son
Great Britain
France
Italy
DeKalb Woman Repeats Kidney Pill Endorsement
Mrs. A. Johnson of 430 North Sixth Street testifies to long running backache and kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. She first spoke in 1915 and reiterates in 1921, praising the tonic effects and urging others to use the product sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
A. Johnson
Sixth St
Dean
Johnson
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Day and Night Freight Service Offers 24 Hour Haulage
A local hauling firm advertises 24 hour service with powerful motors and capable crews for any cargo. It promises low prices and all weather operation, inviting customers to call for transportation anywhere.
Social notes from Hot Springs lists visitors and local happenings
Miss Shafer and Miss Shields of Hot Springs N C returned home after visiting the Neptune home. Boots Cannon of St Charles visited Miss Marion Cahill. John Downey and son Anthony of Columbus Ohio visited the Collins home. Charles Case stays with his parents in Aurora. Hand bags advertised at Miss Solon. Elmer Russell ill and out of school. Mrs Charles Baker and Rosa of Dixon visiting the Hurt home. Mrs C O Lindberg and Bessie return to Ke wan ee Illinois after attending Edward Burdett funeral. Mr and Mrs Mark Quincer and Susie of Malta visited Cortland area. Oyster supper announced at 5.
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Miss Shafer
Miss Shields
Hot Springs
N. C
Neptune Home
John Downey
Anthony
Columbus
Ohio
Collins
South Third Street
Charles Case
Aurora
Charles Baker
Rosa
Dixon
W. Hurt
College Avenue
C. O. Lindberg
Bessie
Kewanee
Ill
John Co. Olsten
Mark Quincer
Susie
Malta
Guy Housewert
Cortland
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An advertisement urges treating colds promptly to avoid work loss, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fast relief and pleasant taste, claiming wide reputation and immense prompt relief.
Mrs Edward Raifenider praises Chamberlains Tablets health cure
Mrs Edward Raifenider of Wabash Indiana credits Chamberlains Tablets with relieving distress after meals and constipation and curing her health. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses in bereavement and autos and flowers received from friends and neighbors. Signed by Mr and Mrs C E Anderson and Della Beckman Minnie Beckman Charles Beckman Frank Beckman.
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Edward Raifenider
Wabash Ind
Chamberlain
C. E. Anderson
Della Beckman
Minnie Beckman
Charles Beckman
Frank Beckman
Grip and cold guidance for recovery with Chamberlain's
The text advises that gripping starts like a cold with watery discharge and that you are more likely to catch grip when you have a cold. It recommends bed rest at first sign of a cold and staying there until fully recovered, aided by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming three days in bed is better than three weeks later.
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Bryan
America
Ipictens
Faring
Congress
Chicago Union
el Mercado Farms Motor Service
Hur
M. E. Bazaar, Wed
Jane Taylor
Olston & Norrby
Boots” Cannon
St. Charles
Marion Cahill
Just
Elmer Russell
Alex Russell
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kraft Nelson Swanson Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
The
DeKalb Daily Chronicle
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