20 May 1921
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
1
Ambassador Harvey argues shared interests and candor between the United States and Great Britain, urging concrete cooperation over rhetoric. He dismisses the idea of American meddling, stresses independence from league entanglements, and calls for practical postwar economic adjustments while reaffirming transatlantic friendship.
Mrs Mert A Singer of R 2 Baolae reports a four week skin curse on her mother’s right hind leg and upper chest. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the itching burning ceased and healing followed after two bars and three boxes. Signed July 28 1920. Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertised by mail in the item.
An advertisement touts Othene double strength as a freckle remedy promising a clear complexion at little or no cost if freckles remain. It claims a one ounce quantity suffices even for severe cases and warns readers to ask for double strength Othene from the local druggist under a guarantee.
In a May report the United States says Ambassador Harvey in London will act as an observer on the Silesia question, while Poland seeks support from Britain and France. Warsaw officials condemn Lloyd George remarks on German-Polish borders as Polish leaders seek pacification and resist German pressure.
Fragmentary reports describe torture and executions as Poles aligned with Germany faced persecution. A schoolmaster was killed and daughters subjected to indignities amid looting of landowners. A French sergeant died near Gogalin during a railway raid. Countess Scherr Thass aided women and children from Kosnachau to Newetadt, aided by others.
Four firefighters were hurt when a warehouse in Chicago owned by Griswell and Walker Wares House Company caught fire today. The blaze damaged two warehouses, felled three railways, and caused an estimated loss of $100,000, threatening the west side wholesale district.
The United States declares Panama must honor the White award terms with Costa Rica regardless of Panama sending emissaries to defend its contentions. Narcise Garay, Panama’s Secretary of Foreign Relations, and Julio La Fargue arrive as spokesmen. The U.S. note arrives with official advice.
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