Wilson Reaffirms U S War Pledge at Mount Vernon
President Wilson, speaking before diplomats and statesmen at George Washington's tomb, vows renewed devotion to prosecuting the war. He cites America's founding ideals, urges unity, and outlines four aims: end arbitrary power, settle disputes by free consent, ensure mutual respect for law, and create a peace organization to safeguard future global order.
Hank Thought They Were Terrible Too by Ken Kling
A brief note attributes a sharp assessment to columnist Ken Kling, with the speaker expressing shared skepticism about a subject. The fragment hints at opinionated commentary and possible context about public perception.
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Calotabs Purified Calomel Advertised as Safer Laxative
An advertisement touts Calotabs a purified calomel offering a tasteless safe dose at bedtime with no griping or nausea. It claims cleansing effects, strong appetite next morning, and no dietary restrictions. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with money back guarantee.
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Gore Threatens to Hold Up Legislation Unless Price is Raised
Washington July 5 An attempt to call up in the house today for immediate action on the resolution authorizing the President to take over telegraph and telephone systems was blocked by objections and the house turned to appropriation measures with a recess planned. Senator Gore of Oklahoma threatened to block emergency appropriations unless Congress acted to raise the government minimum wheat price to 2.50 dollars.
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Shipworkers Claim Record for Lavage of Keel in New Boat
Duluth Minnesota July 5 Workmen of the McDougal Duluth Shipbuilding company claimed a keel laying record for a new vessel. The Lake Heela was launched yesterday with a trained crew placing the first plate in three seconds and completing the 13 keel plates in 414 minutes.
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Prohibition Leaders Plan Drive for Dry Country in Six Months
Prohibition advocates in the Senate planned to seek changes in the Norris amendment to the emergency agriculture appropriation bill to prohibit sale of beer whisky or wine after six months. If a recess is taken tomorrow they will press the change once Congress reconvenes.
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Foley Whitney Pills Endure as Preferred Remedy
The notice highlights Foley Whitney Pills as a favored remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and related pains. It claims relief from backache, rheumatic stiffness, joint soreness, eye puffiness, nervousness, fatigue, and sleep disturbances, endorsing Mann Drug Co.
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