Sandra Aboard Confession Sparks Tense Household Rift
In a strained confrontation, Sandra pleads for trust after confessing and Everett, stern and briefly lenient, admonishes her about reading others letters. He asserts moral standards, recalls his mother’s disapproval, and orders her to return misplaced items as tension lingers over control and affection.
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Everett
Rose
Russians Honor Americans In Caucasus Dinner
Ekaterinador Russia October 22 The presidents of Terek Kuban and Don Cossack states hosted Americans who brought three trainloads of 103 freight cars of U S goods for Red Cross Hospitals and asylums and the Volunteer Army The toast United States of Russia reflected federation hopes amid isolation by Turks and Bolsheviks.
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Paris
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Caucasus
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Agitators in Korea Seal Their Doom Says Seoul Press
Seoul Press comments on the attempted assassination of Governor General Saito. It says Korean agitators have sealed their doom and that Japan will hold Korea at all costs, losing any sympathy among sections of the people.
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Korea
Saito
Japan
American Red Cross Supplies Transferred to Russia
Archangel Oct 22 American Red Cross goods valued at four and a half million rubles are given to the Russian Red Cross for Northern Russia. The items include food clothing medical and hospital supplies from the American mission area as forces withdrew. Major D O Lively directed Russians to follow the same distribution rules as the Americans who served in the district.
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D. O. Lively
San Francisco
Red Cross
North Russia
Cattle Exports to England Grow After 1861 Start
The piece notes that live cattle began shipping from America to England in 1861 but only became a steady trade after several years. It mentions the broader curiosity in identifying tunes and cataloging Enquirer items as part of shop activity.
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England
America
Russia Crucified in New Painting
The painting titled Russia Crucified, shown by General Denekine to the American Red Cross, depicts a peasant girl surrounded by scarlet devils with Trotzky’s face peering through a cloud. Denekine hopes it can be reproduced as an American poster. the piece is praised for power and imagination by observers in Kharkov.
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Russia
Paris
Denekine
South Russia
American Red Cross
Trotzky
America
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs claiming relief from sniffles and throat tickle. It notes long market presence, effectiveness for grippe croup and other flu symptoms, with no disagreeable after effects and a price of $1.20 a bottle.
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Dr. King
Kidney Health Ad Warns Overeating and Salts
An old health ad urges Americans to curb rich foods to protect kidneys. It claims uric acid buildup harms renal function and promotes Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia remedy to flush kidneys and improve bladder health.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Gentle Cleansing
Pills advertised as gentle but effective liver and bowel cleansers. The ad emphasizes tonicity and pleasing results while noting price at 25 cents per bottle. Available at drug stores.
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Dr. King
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