End of World War I not official until 1921
The article traces why Armistice Day 1918 did not mark the true end of World War I for the United States. It recounts the subsequent treaties, Senate ratifications, and the Knox resolution battle, culminating in July 2, 1921 as the official end. It then compares the timeline to the Revolutionary War ending with Yorktown and notes parallel armistice concepts.
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Superstitions surveyed by Institute of school experimentation team
Doctors Maller and Lundeen of Teachers College surveyed U S superstitions and found little guilt in the practices. They note belief persists from wishful thinking to rituals like knocking on wood and avoiding certain table arrangements. The New York Times cites rabbits feet as more popular in rural areas and hints at luck at Saratoga.
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Courtesy at the Chinese guest’s visit told to a boy
A mother explains to her son about a Chinese guest to prevent awkward questions. The boy asks if the visitor will be funny looking, reflecting curiosity about race and appearance during the visit.
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Temeratious Exchange Over Mountain Air Courage
A playful dialogue between spouses about whether mountain air will suit them, with humorous doubt and affectionate banter. The exchange hints at a travel or lifestyle moment rather than a news event, preserving lighthearted tone.
Right Liquid Laxative Safe and Regulated
The dose of a liquid laxative can be measured and adjusted to individual needs. It does not create a habit and does not require doubling doses later. A mild liquid laxative should not irritate the kidneys and provides a natural movement without discomfort. The wrong cathartic can cause harm. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a widely used safe option based on senna.
Bayer Aspirin Price Cut Makes Genuine Bayer Widely Accessible
A nationwide advertisement announces lower prices for Genuine Bayer Aspirin, urging buyers to insist on Bayer Aspirin by name. The campaign touts fast relief from headaches neuritis and pearls, with 12 25c and 24 50c bottle deals and 100 tablet bottles now available at new low prices in all drug stores.
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