Wilson and Senate Debate Ratification of League Pact
In a historic White House conference, President Wilson outlined the League Covenant, answered senators questions, and warned against embedding interpretations in ratification. He said the United States must consent to Article ten and that only Congress can commit force, while Japan pledged no sovereignty over Shantung. Reuters notes the exchange covered treaty language, future treaties, and possible delays.
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Stung by a Candy Stop at The Busy Bee Shop
Two children in Indianapolis received nickels to buy candy and visited The Busy Bee shop. They bought treats, then left to discover their bags rattling with tiny sweets, exclaiming that the shop lives up to its stingy name.
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Cuticura Promotes Sore Hands Relief And Humorous Tale
An old advertisement touts Cuticura for sore hands with soaking and rubbing steps using Soap Ointment and Talcum. A brief comic vignette shows Bobby counting to a hundred before striking Willie after Willie is pinned on his chest, noting a child’s anger and parental instruction.
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Johnny
Little Willie
Willie
Belgian Living Costs Fall After War
Statistical study shows Brussels necessities priced at 699 in January 1919 after 100 in April 1914, a sevenfold rise. By May 1919 the index slid to 333, while non-essentials fell from 615 in January to 406 in May. Clothing and footwear dropped to 851. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills advertised as a vegetable tonic and purgative.
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Five Men of the War in a Fourth Grade View
A pupil lists Pershing Wilson and local relatives as the five most important wartime figures. The quip highlights a boy’s playful take on prominence. A second line notes a historian joke about a writer’s stenographer.
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