WANY PLANS ARE PRESENTED mericans Safeguarding the Monroe Doctrine
Edward W. Pickard reports on the peace conference in Paris where nations debate open covenants and the Monroe Doctrine’s reach amid armistice terms. Treaty ideas involve British French Italian Japanese representation, Poland, and Russia, with tension over enforcement, occupation, and future security measures.
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Gert
Edward W. Pickard
Peace Congress
Offernl Conmerniique Teruel
Cotmell
Paris
Ponty
Beard
France
Italy
Japan
Australia
Canata
South Africs
New Zealand
Brasil
Helgium
Chine
Railroad Problem in Wartime Five Year Test Plan
W G M Adoo argues the railroad problem is a stubborn fact, not theory, needing frank public understanding. He favors a five year federal control test under private ownership with strong federal oversight to determine which system best serves American welfare, noting current operations risk efficiency and higher costs without reform.
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Pambute
Tim Frank
Congress
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Seltich
Phinly Ace
Legisie
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Allroad
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Salute to Brother Officers Amid Wartime Rail Debate
Maj Gen Clarence Edwards urges officers to salute despite war fatigue and discipline concerns. He defends public rail control as a wartime necessity citing congestion, transport of troops, and efficiency, while arguing for extended government operation for five years to stabilize rail service before a private return.
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McChord
Snowtiel
Penehyne
Mather
Congress
Tye
Britain Looks Ahead to Reconstruction Funding Initiatives
Britain plans continued government backing for reconstruction era projects with a 14.9 million dollar fund. The emphasis is on agriculture and flax growth to support aviation needs, while the Board of Agriculture assumes full control of the flax program amid shifts after wartime grants.
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United Sites
Nebraska
Beime
Prohibition Party
United States
England
Flax and Hemp Growers! Society
Board of Agriculture
Claims by Greece in peace conference limits
The document outlines Greece pressing for territorial gains after a peace conference. It cites a Greek population of about 8.256 million within the kingdom and 9 million Greeks in America, with aims to unite Greek people in Asia Minor and adjacent regions. It notes desired areas including Constantinople and parts of Asia Minor, plus nearby islands, awaiting boundary decisions under a treaty.
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Constantinople
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Vilayetsa Axia Minor
Near East
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Italy
Preaches from his cell as influenza protests rise
Clergyman George Corks refused to close his church during a flu epidemic. Seventeen people, including sixteen members, were arrested for continuing services while health officials had banned gatherings. He preached from his cell through an open window to about 500 congregants outside the city jail. нез
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Ray
George Corks
Board of Health
Nembers
Hier
LIKE LONDONS SEA WOLF Halcyon Dims In Arctic Storm
The Halcyon, Seattle styled like Londons Sea Wolf, sails into storm swept Arctic waters and vanishes. No crew aboard. ship with southern whaling roots once tied to Akitas and the Meutian islands, linked to Jack Londons Sea Wolf tale for its maritime romance.
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Arctic
Seattle, Wash
Jack Lonton
Balcyon
Arctic Ocean
Akitas
Meutian Islands
Les Wolf
Nuit
San Prapeisco
Notfhert
Jack London
Canada Lands Offer Vast Agricultural Prospects
The piece argues Western Canada holds vast land options for settlers despite varied quality. It urges inspection of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta tracts, notes government support, low rail rates, and potential for mixed farming, cattle, or pasture with access to schools churches and markets. An Irish joke closes the vignette.
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Dominion
Canada
Western
Manitobs
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Green’s August Flower A Remedy For Digestive Ailments
Green’s August Flower marketed as a universal cure for disordered stomach ailments. It claims to ease sick headaches constipation sour stomach and nervous indigestion by regulating digestion and cleansing the alimentary canal. The ad says it stimulates the liver to secrete bile and purify the blood and notes availability in civilized countries with a trial offer.
Simple Truth in Court as Turkeys Found in Possession
A disgruntled prisoner argues with magistrates over how turkeys were obtained. The exchange features garbled dialogue and mispronunciations, with a tense custody scene and the creature’s odd insistence on a punning misnaming. The fragment hints at a court dispute and a comedic miscue.
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Stony
Menor
Castoria warning note from Louisville Courter Journal
Careful inspection urged for Castoria bottles to ensure the signature matches the authentic Fletcher’s Castoria. The Courier Journal quotes a child health reminder, noting infants and children rely on the remedy, while a stray remark hints at a local player’s uncertain line of play.
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Fletcher
Louisville Courter Journal
The Lobster Habits in Seasonal Depths
A note on lobster behavior stating the species stays near similar grounds year after year. It moves to shallower water in spring then returns to deeper, less accessible depths in autumn.
Boston Evening Transcript For Hygienic Reasons Water Unfit To Drink
The Boston Evening Transcript notes a sanitation issue during a public display or event where drinking water was unusable. Officials cite hygienic concerns and a lack of safe water, prompting questions about why attendees cannot drink. Bobby explains that individuals used drinking cups, and the incident raises questions about water safety and handling.
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Treacher
Bobby
Boston Evening ‘Transcript
Pittsburgh Woman Seeks Help From Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A Pittsburgh wife details long months of weakness and inability to work. She reports improvement after using Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and describes respiratory and health challenges. The ad promotes the product as a remedy for female ailments amid a testimonial tone.
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Pittsburgh
Jas. Rosessen
Papes Diapepsin Quick Relief for Stomach Upset
A vintage ad asserts Pape's Diapepsin ends sourness gas acidity and indigestion instantly with no waiting. It promises fast relief for upset stomachs, heartburn, and dyspepsia and notes drugstores carry the tablets.
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Pape
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