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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
5
Lightweight, promotional copy touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cheap remedy to stop dandruff, cure itchy scalp, and promote new hair growth within weeks. The pitch stresses quick visible results, gloss and abundance, plus easy application and drugstore availability.
A prevailing debate questions how a bold new writer can thrive in refined literary circles. Critics note his striking voice challenges conventional decorum while inviting fresh readership and daring storytelling.
Berlin revokes disarmament orders as officers and men await return. Gen March cites 5 325 officers and 125 515 men for early reentry under Gen Pershing. Brest Litovsk occupied by Polish troops as talks continue. Orca brings 1 922 American troops to New York, fourth transport home. Britain demands 8 000 090 000 pounds in reparations. Holland hints at placing the Hohenzollerns on an island. Mayence sees street fighting with casualties. Allied reports document brutal treatment of British POWs. German air force surrender proceeds. eight of 13 American Third army divisions to return by midsummer. British tonnage losses and gains summarized. German reparations begin. France recovers art valued at 4 billion francs from St Quentin and Valenciennes.
A resolution from the San Francisco Labor Council urged the International Labour Congress in Paris to push for Ireland self determination at the peace conference and was cabled to Samuel Gompers in Paris.
Vancouver shook by a Friday earthquake while reports cite sugar refinery closures in Rio de Janeiro. Crown Prince Frederick William renounces the German throne. Colonge riot suppressions. Paris preparations for President Wilson.
Denver University football players held a meeting to choose Crawford McLaughlin as next year’s captain. Announcement was made at Indianapolis that the sixth 5600 mile race will be staged on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30, 1919 with a $50,000 purse. Maj. Thomas F. Murphy praises Capt. Frank W. Cavanaugh, famed Dartmouth coach and former Denver Athletic Club coach.
Yale University recorded 149 dead and 117 wounded or missing or prisoners in the war toll. Mrs John Drew dies in New York. A naturalization class at Camp Fremont San Jose California grants citizenship papers to fifty eight men from many nations including Germany Austria and China.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Blue laundry soap as preventing influenza through regular exercise and fresh air, claiming a cold can be fought by prompt use. It promises whiter laundry and favorable grocer acceptance.
The article describes a small flat resistance heater designed for outdoor construction work. It fits in tight spaces and can warm feet via a perforated plate. Each unit uses a steel outer case with a mica insulated flat heating element and can operate on AC or DC. Multiple units can be connected in a circuit. A stray line notes women and marriage.
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