Mexican Press May He Less Embittered
A long clipping notes how Mexican press aligned with Carranza, with foreign office guidance via journalist Manuel Carpio, distributing pro Carranza material and censoring anti-government stories. It covers daily papers, shifts in management, and the provisional government proposing lower foreign newsprint duties to aid capital newspapers. Also included is an adjacent Victorian-era weather and agricultural notice about Virginia cedar rust and a bowel remedy advertisement.
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Mexico City
Cerranea
United States
1 Tong
Foreign Office
Manuel Carpio
Reranceioa
Mexico
Meson
Mecico
Vide
Ihea
Merino City
el Monito Republican
Doreen
Us Genera
Benjamin HI
Mexico Nueveo
Gonzales Peper
Francise Murgula
Gonzales
BE Heraldo de Mexico
Alesio Robles
Obreson
Baltazar Fernandes Cue
Liberal Revolutionary Forces
Senor Robles
el Democrata
Carranze
Carranza
Enrique Beltran
Gen. Obrgon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Adends To Cure Stages
A 19th century style advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and related constitutional diseases. It promises a $100 reward to any case it cannot cure and urges readers to request testimonials, listing FJ Cheney & Co as Toledo Ohio sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Bend
Atéress FJ
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Red Cedar Rust Threatens Mid-Atlantic Apple Crops
Historical notice discusses red cedar rust and its impact on Mid Atlantic apple growing, noting its rarity and connection to diseases like cedar rust and white pine blister rust. References to regional recognition and economic importance appear amid unclear passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maehaed
Romanoff Comes to New York in Crewmates of John Lind
Thirteen Russians aboard the steamship John Lind, arriving from Copenhagen, are reported as either escaped members of the former Russian emperor Nicholas Romanoff’s family or former Russian navy officials. They held high positions on the ship but answered in good English and avoided interview. Officials offered little official comment. one man was claimed to be part of the Romanoff family. Ages range from 18 to 61.
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Vontfoeting
Virginie
Virginia
State Horticultural Society
John T. Bartless
New York
John Lind
Copenhingen
Russia
Nicholas Romanoff
Customs and Immigration Departments
Copenhagen
United States
Washington
Romanoff
Relief of Rheumatic Pains Advertisement
For relief of stiffness soreness and aching joints massaging the affected parts with Chamberlains Liniment. It will relieve the pain and make rest and sleep possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Aleap Porsthie
Beef prices fall in May amid wartime market shifts
Chicago reports beef prices dropped from three to five cents and near prewar levels by month end. The Institute of American Meat Packers issued the statement. Foreign exchange gains improved export trade prospects for pork, though no large orders materialized.
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Chicago
United States
Institute of American Meat Packers
Mason Flays Wilson for Abuse of Power
Washington June 7 Representative W B Mason of Illinois defends the Kauls peace resolution and argues for limits on executive power. He condemns sending troops abroad for a personal war and urges Congress to repeal war laws now that a peace treaty failed ratification. He accuses the President of using party power to prolong control and criticizes Democratic Senate cooperation. The speech emphasizes Americanism and a return to constitutional lines.
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Washington
Ls Gi
Wiflaw
B. Atason
Iino
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress of the United States
Acc
Siberian
Russia
France
Great Britain
United States
Germany
House
Congress
White House
Booze not a cure urges proper medical aid
An Ames Iowa Intelligencer item warns against alcohol as a remedy for pain and stomach issues. It advises sending a gravely ill person to a doctor or giving Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy, noting a common but mistaken belief that alcohol can cure jaundice or stomach ailments.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
May Ration Sugar to Confectioners
New York June 5 A joint distribution committee will be formed within two weeks to ration sugar to confectioners across the country Armin W Riley assistant to Attorney General Palmer announced The sugar shortage in the United States is described as more critical than at any time during the war Bakers will be urged to economize on their use
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New York
Armin W. Riley
Palmer
United States
Riley
New Sugar Distribution Committee Formed for Ration Plan
Mr Riley announced the creation of a distribution committee after a six member conference with the National Confectioners Association. The panel will include sugar brokers refiners confectioners and soft drink and ice cream manufacturers and will operate under the government flying squadron of profiteer hunters. Also a consumer tip about Ballard's Snow Liniment advises quick itch relief and permanent care with priced bottles.
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Riley
National Confectoners’ Association
Minneapolis
Chinese states secede from Canton government
At a meeting of southern Chinese leaders in Shanghai on June 5, Wu Ting Fang Sun Yat-Sen Tang Shou-Yi and Li Lieh-Chun voted to issue a manifesto proclaiming the secession of Yuncan Kwiechow Huna Shensi Szechwan and Hupeh from the Canton administration. The document also invalidates the acts of the Canton government.
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Shanghai
Ers
Yuncan
Kwie- Chow
Huna
Shensi
Szechwan
Hupeh
Canton
Wu Ting Fang
United States
China
Sun Yat-Sen
Tang Shou-Yi
Li Lieh-Chun
Cut This Out And Take It With You
A faint ad recounts a shopper selecting an alternative item when unsure of the exact article. It promotes a method titled Chamberlain's Tablets as a reliable remedy for constipation and indigestion, suggesting cutting out the note to ensure meeting the product.
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Chamberlain
New York Export Head Charged With Sugar Profiteering
Francie A. de Silva, head of a New York export firm, was charged with profiteering in sugar. She allegedly bought 3,800 pounds at 24 cents a pound and resold at 87 cents, with significant implied margin.
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Francie A. de Silva
New York
President Warned Knox Resolution Over Peace Critics
Editorial quotes the New York Sun and Philadelphia Inquirer denouncing the Knox peace resolution as a stain on American honor. It criticizes President Wilson for veto threats, claims he blocks peace by resisting ratification and pressuring Congress, and argues the Treaty of Versailles already provides adequate terms. The piece mocks Wilson’s stance on Fourteen Points and calls for a clear American path to peace.
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House of Representatives
Knox
United States
Charles’ Head
Wilson
Congress
New York Sun
Germany
Senate
League of Nations
Philadelphia
Kro
Howe
America
Witson
Lansing
Colonel House
Ehlef
Paris
York Trihene
Best Remedy for Stomach Trouble
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri commends Chamberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation she has used for two or three years they relieve indigestion tone up the liver and make her feel fine
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Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Luxuries Burn Only Billion-Dollar Burden Seen
Secretary of the Treasury Houston in New York says Americans spend over 20 billion dollars on luxuries based on tax receipts. He notes sugar shortages and suggests relief will not come until production and distribution improve at home and abroad, with gradual credit deflation.
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Ohio County Drug Co
BAEF
Mason
Executive
Ane
Amels
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N
Ballard
Fletcher
Castor
Dros
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