Blanket Amendment Severs U S From International Commissions
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted four amendments to the peace treaty aimed at removing American representation from international commissions overseeing European reconstruction, except for the reparations commission and League of Nations appointments. The votes were 9 to 7 along party lines, with Senator McCumber absent.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
United States
McCumber
Tax rolls extended by county clerk with new machine
All county tax levies were certified in on time. Joe began work on extending the tax rolls using an ingenious machine that calculates each taxpayer’s amount due by setting levy and valuation. The device reduces pencil wear and speeds the process.
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Joe
Lome
Lemon Juice Freckle and Tan Remover Ad
Squeeze two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White and shake. Massage the fragrant lotion on face neck arms and hands to fade freckles sunburn windburn and tan and leave skin clear and white. Harmless says the advertisement.
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Adv
Allies Take Odessa in Bolshevik Port Occupation
Allied forces occupied Odessa after two days of bombardment by Allied ships. A Moscow message reported the action and a Ukrainian mission in London said Odessa was captured. Earlier dispatches claimed Bolsheviks were driven from Qelesssay by the populace.
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London
Moscow
Onessa
British War Office
Booze In Medicines Exposed In Old Label Claim
An advertisement warns that tonic and master medicines rely on alcohol to sell. It notes labels showing 18 to 20 percent alcohol and cautions against ad libitum use of "Number 49 For The Road" with 9 percent alcohol. The piece claims dramatic cures for poisons and scrofula, touting J. C. Mendenhall of Evansville as maker and Round Corner Drug Co as seller.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Round Corner Drug Co
Most Fragrant Flowers Inspire Quiet Memories
A lyrical piece evokes flowers and fragrance as memories of a past home. Images of blooming Tikves, gardens, and the soft hues of hues blend with nostalgia for love and idle days. The language celebrates beauty as a lasting link to generations and cherished moments.
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Tlan
Betty
Dresden
Priceless Persian Rugs and Ancient Ianting Patterns
The text notes Oriental rugs retain value as feet do not tread on them with sandals. It mentions Persian Ianting rugs of historic value featuring phoenix, elephant, and mounted hunters as ground motifs. The description blends mythical and real animals in rug design.
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Persia
Daily Thought Fragment Sparks Quiet Reflection
A brief line, “What ardently we wish, We soon be Hevy,-Young,” resembles a reflective note or journal fragment calling attention to desire and inevitability. The source presents no clear event, date, or identifiable figures beyond the quoted names.
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Hevy
Wrinkles Crows Feet and Linens Around Eyes
An old advertisement promotes Howard's Buttermilk Cream for nighttime use to reduce wrinkles around eyes and mouth. It promises quick visible improvement and a cheerful refund of the purchase price. Directions are simple and affordable, with Corner Drug Store and other druggists carrying the product.
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Howard
Norry
Atly
First Maine Post Office Beginnings and Odd Letters
In 1775 Maine opened its first post offices at Skennebunk Falmouth and Bah. Mails moved by foot or horse with fewer than five letters weekly per office and varied rates by letter content. A baby news note circulated locally as neighbors awaited the infant’s arrival.
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Maine
Skennebunk
Falmouth
Bah
Greeke Prize Rugs and Their Historic Weaving
Tee making is as old as Greece but rarely commercial and few weavers part with their work. Greek rugs come in heavy kinds used in wine Leyound and the Vebtanes, with designs borrowed from Persians. Venetian pieces are also rare.
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Greece
Invention of the Piano and its Covent Garden Debut
The text outlines early piano origins with Cristofalli Tintiani credited and German inventor Lehroten, noting crude pianos in the 18th century. It mentions the first public performance at Covent Garden and the rapid adoption of piano use in England, highlighting a historical timeline.
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Covent Garden
Landen
Cristofallian Tintlan
Lehroten
Ulan Uup
England
Covent
Gravity is the tallest of the soul which keeps the mind
A reflective line attributed to Fatler ponders gravity as the highest force guiding inner steadiness and mental balance.
New Chloroform Delivery Path Described by Dr Guisey
The Scien tide American reports a new chloroform method delivering the drug directly into the lungs via a tube into the windpipe. It has been used in hundreds of cases with success and aims to reduce nausea by avoiding oesophageal absorption from vapor.
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REOLO
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Irance
Guisey
Average Intelligence in Army Psych Tests Raises Concerns
Reports from the Army tests show over half of draftees at average to above intelligence with a notable share in the very superior range. Yet a troubling portion fall into below average and inferior categories, with several grades of deficiency. The data suggest a higher average than some nations but reveal significant low end.
Expression of cross as two sticks forms the X
The text explains the saying cross as two sticks. It notes folding two sticks to form a cross and ties the idea to a pun about being cross or angry. The source uses informal language and hints at a cheap trick to illustrate the expression.
Card of Thanks for Kindness after Our Loss
Words fail to express our decep appreciation and thank to all of dear friends and neighbors who so wonderfully aided us in every possible way during our sorrow in the loss of our precious boy. The flowers songs minister’s words and love helped the sorrow be borne. To each one we extend heartfelt thanks. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Manley Mr and Mrs. M. L. Pearson.
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J. F. Manley
M. L. Pearson
City Officials Question Graeber Bid For City Hall Restroom Work
City Clerk Frank Brooks read bids from Graeber Brothers and a rival contractor for altering and repairing the city hall toilet rooms. Graeber offered 325 dollars versus 560 dollars, but no five percent certified check accompanied the Graeber bid, prompting commission concern. Mrs. Clyde Dorsey has returned from McAllen, Texas.
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City Commission
Frank Brooks
Graeber Brothers
Graeber
Commission
Clyde Dorsey
McAllen, Texas
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