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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
9
This old home remedy now sold in drug stores promises to darken gray hair evenly and naturally. Users dampen a sponge or brush and apply strand by strand. after a few applications hair darkens, gains gloss, and appears youthful. Not a disease cure.
Ex president Taft presents a plain explanation of the League of Nations plan. He argues the league aims to prevent wars, resolve disputes, reduce armaments, and promote international cooperation including labor, trade, and protections for vulnerable peoples. He notes U S Senate verdicts will decide United States membership.
The council must act by unanimous vote and a U S representative will help safeguard interests. The League serves all nations not just Great Britain or Japan, benefiting small states freed from oppression. The international court offers a path to settle long standing quarrels and the Covenant upholds the Monroe Doctrine.
Dr Anna Howard Shaw emphasizes that seven million one hundred thousand men died in war and the toll on women, noting mothers who sacrificed sons, nurses, workers, and countless women across nations. She calls for understanding and action toward a League of Nations.
The passage urges women to demand a league of peace and asks men to end the sea of death. It argues mothers suffer most from war, and without hope for sons and future civilizations, women lose the desire to be mothers of men.
A health column promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to purify the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims daily use prevents poisons from accumulating, improves breath and head clarity, and resembles external bathing for internal cleansing.
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