Review of World Events From The Paris League And Europe
The piece surveys the newly formed League of Nations with France Britain Italy and others represented in Paris while noting the United States not yet a member and treaties unresolved. It cites Berlin communist violence Bolshevik moves Poland relief for Europe and the Adriatic settlement plus looming U.S. political debates on treaty ratification and prohibition enforcement.
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Edward W. Pickard
League of Nations
Paris
Wilson
United States
Russia
Germany
America
League
League Council
France
Leon Bourgeois
Great Britain
Karl Curzon of
Kedllestone
Italy
Signor Selaloa
Belgium
Paul Hymans
Spain
Count_ Quinones De Leon
Greece
Eliptherios Venizelos
Japan
Viscount Chinda
Brazil
Gaston da Cunha
Senate
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Austria
Reichstag
Iesidious
Reparations Commission
Poland
Baker
State Department
Bliss
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mies
John Barleycorn
Federal Prohibition
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Internal Revenue Office
Kremer
Population growth and mixed 1919 city notes from Charlotte
The 1919 Charlotte health report shows 1015 births and 751 deaths, leaving a net gain of 264. The city welcomed eight new army enlistees. In Chapel Hill, President Chase’s inauguration plans unfold with notable officials present. Other notes cover anti malaria efforts in Goldsboro, new poetry editions in Wadesboro, and regional weather and civic incidents including a police clock proposal in New Bern.
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Charlotte
Health Department
Sergent
F. W. Braley
Will M. Biringham
Indian Trail
Quartermaster Corps
Cleve Campp
Kannapolis
Coast Artillery
Ft. Caswell
Charles L. Norwood
Waxhaw
Medical Department
Camp Oten
Raymond Thompson
Henry Adgett
Giles M. Fite
Henry F. Downey
Panama
William M. Munford
Old Hundred
Caase
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Harry Woodburn Chase
University
Graham
Chase
Venable
Walter Clark
Rickett
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Adoints Women to Health
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetabl Compound as a safe remedy for women’s health issues. It features testimonials claiming relief from weakness after childbirth and states the product contains native roots with no narcotics. The notice invites letters to the company for advice and emphasizes privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Wong Childees
Gouldn
Lydham
Jules Ls
Lydia BE. Binkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lyt. Pinkham Medicine Co
Coniiaa
Mass
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Beneft
Anthony Missioner
Boston
Berlin
Blanton
Forest City
N.C
Paul W. Gay
J. B. Long
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
Forest City Loan & Insurance CO
Insurance of All Kinds Bank Building
W.o.bostle
Pree
JA. Wilkie, Mer
Alexander Newton
Frank R. Wilkins
Moore Building
Forest City, N. C
J. J. Gettys
J. S. Dorton
Shelby, North Carolina
Gene
Josh-A-Ways
U.S. P.O
Adriatic
Noske
Siberia
Harbin
trans-Baika-na
Semenoff
Caucasus
Black Sea
Enver Pasha
Turkey
Kurdistan
Turkestan
Afghanistan
Baluchistan
Moscow
Enver
India
Fiume
Zara
Dalmatian
Albania
Serbia
Jugo-Slavia
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Belgrade
Trw
Wallace
New York
Knox
Governent
Wood
Lowden
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Warwicks
Julius Barnes
Mr. Hoover
Army
The
Department
Goldsboro
Wadesboro
John Jordon Douglass
First Presbyterian Church
Winston-Salem
Branham
Piedmont Baseball League
Greensboro
Elizabeth City
Blackwell Memorial Baptist Church
Blackwell Memorial Church
Hickory
Lenoir
Blowing Rock
Boone
New Bern
Wiston-Salem
Stewart Brothers
West Fourth Street
Greenville Sound
Wilmington
North Carolina Beekeepers Association
Freensboro
Franklin Sherman
Clarence Keever
Register of Vital Status Fe
Getlon
Emu
Mommy
Gustavel
Epyotellyers King Pin
Yaner
Shes
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