Backward peoples oppose Germany says Judge Filiett in Philadelphia
In a May speech at the Win the War Permanent Peace convention Judge Charles Burke Filiett argues that colonial peoples from Africa to Asia align with the Allies to thwart German domination. He contrasts German methods with liberal colonizing nations and cites volunteers and subsidies aiding Britain and the Allied cause.
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Famous Stars in Movies at Broadway Today
Pauline Frederick discusses the future actress at Paramount studios while promoting Mrs. Dane's Defense. The Broadway theater showcases Frederick in the Paramount photoplay with Frank Losee co starring and delivering a highlighted performance in key scenes.
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Re ee . If you have saved a slice a day, eat cornbread
The fragment urges frugality with food, noting a daily slice saved and suggesting cornbread as a way to use up bread. It reads like an old guidance line promoting thrift in meals.
Man in Calvert Endorses Foley Kidney Pills
M W Taylor of Calvert Alabama writes a testimonial praising Foley Kidney Pills as the best remedy he tried for restoring kidney and bladder function and relieving backache rheumatic pains stiff joints sore muscles, recommended by Mann Drug Co.
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Calvert, Ala
Foley
Mann Drug Co
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