Pact to Abolish All Wars Outlined by League Covenant
In a Denton journal page dated February 22, 1919, the article transcribes the League of Nations covenant read by President Wilson. It covers council structure, admission rules, arbitration, a permanent court of international justice, armament reduction, and mutual economic support, plus a labor bureau to promote fair conditions.
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League of Nations
Walaa
Buns
Amency
United State
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Executive Council
Court of International Justice
Ivis
League
Bureau of Labor
Victory Liberty Loan editorial note to finish debts
The piece urges continued funding of the Victory Liberty Loan, stressing one final large installment is needed to pay for victory. It notes peace has arrived but the war remains financially unresolved and emphasizes completing the loan to avoid burdening future generations.
Nations vows and war bonds urged in wartime speech
The speaker warns America cannot repudiate obligations or quit its allies before treaties are signed. The nation must feed clothe and return troops and not abandon the wounded. The Bureau of Internal Revenue opens collection of 6,000,000 for the new tax law with March 15 filing. Farmers are urged to accept standardized fertilisers and agricultural tools to cut waste. Liberty bonds must be kept as many fall for less than value. Collective resolve calls for no more wars between nations.
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America
Internal Revenue
Arts
Public Sale of Valuables by William B. R. Marine Administrators
The administrators of William B. R. Marine deceased will sell at the late residence on the Harmony to Bethlehem road on the Hardcastle farm Thursday March 6 1919 at 10 oclock a m. Goods include live stock two bay mares several horses cows calves a Ford touring car farm implements harness baskets grain and fodder and household goods all in good condition plus one $50 Liberty Bond. Terms cash on 10 or less and six months credit on larger sums with approved notes payable at Denton National Bank. Nellie A. Marine Thomas R. Marine and Leonard Covey administrators and John Johnson attorney at law.
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William BR. Marine
Harmony
Bethlehem
Hardcastle Farm
Oliver
Black Hawk
John Deere
McCormick
Denton National Bank
Nellie A. Marine
Thomas R. Marine
Leonard Covey
Audt
William M. Leonard
Talbot County
Dover Bridge
Easton
Salisbury
Uhlan
Quinton S. Leonard
Lucie M. Holloway
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
William R. Marine
Thomas R. Makhine
Willian R. Marine
Remarkable Results Promised by Dr Greenwood Health Invites
Dr Greenwood offers free consults to assess liver stomach skin and nervous diseases in men women and children. Personal physical examination required on specified day and date. Only curable cases accepted. specialist with long experience promises remarkable success with difficult cases.
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Greenwood
Eight Years of Pain Ends After Doctor’s Care
In Maryland and Pennsylvania, patients describe long battles with rheumatic pains and headaches. Mrs. Walter J. Elliott and James Hill credit Dr. Greenwood with relief after years of suffering and failed treatments including European remedies. Elliott’s back and head pains ceased. Hill says rheumatism vanished and he can perform heavy work again.
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Europe
Philadelphia
Greenwood
Walter J. Elliott
R. F. D. Easton
James Hill
Thomas
Rheumatism Patient Thanks Dr Greenwood for Recovery
After twelve years of Rheumatism, John T. Saulsbury of Eshton, Maryland, states he regained health and is able to work following treatment by Dr. Greenwood.
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Greenwood
John T. Saulsbury
Rk. F
Esston, Md
Health notices from Wingate readers report recovery stories
Two residents describe illness and recovery after treatment with Dr. Greenwood. Charles W. Dean of Wingate Maryland says he was sick last spring but now works at the pyetering business. R. S. Andrews of Wingate Mi says skin disease and overall malaise improved after treatment and is now all right.
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Greenwood
Pyetering
Charles W. Dean. Wingate
R. S. Andrews
Wingate, Mi
Dr Greenwood Treatment Relieves Rheumatism Claim
R L Wagner of Westminster Michigan reports relief after a course of treatment from Dr Greenwood for rheumatism. The statement notes improved health and gratitude for the medical care received.
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Dr. Greenwood
L. Wagner
R. F. Westminster, Mi
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Denton
woWneb
Melvin Ben Melvin & Johns Publishers
Inal Johnson
United States
Ono
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Tme
Valuane
Nettie
Nettie Blick
Lone & Johnson, Attorness-At-Law
Salisbury, Md
Mullin
Wilmington
William F. Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Denton, MD
Eglantine Farms
Greensboro
A. T. Reichman
Ford
George H. Brinsfield
Crumpton, Md
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
Dr. Greenwood Brick Hotel
Norris Hotel
C. H. Dean
Queen Anne, Md
F. J. Wright
Optometrist
Swift
Swift & Company
Packer
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Sterrig
Tur
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Relars
Anny
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Md
Ford Motor Company
C. B
Detroit
Denton Auto CO
J. Frank Wright
Chas. G. Dukes
ST Vikan
the Peoples National Bank
Denton. MD
Henry T. Nuttle, Preat
T. F. Johnson
The
Goldsboro Bank
the Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
Robert Jarrell, JR
Willard
Racine
Federal
C. H. Gorsuch
PAIGE
Bessemer
WM. Bullock
L. H. Thomas. Hobbs
J. A. Woodrow
Route 1
Preston
G. E. Bishop
Haas Blades
R. Re
Hurlouck
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