Catarrh of the Stomach Promises Easy Digestion Aid
An overview of catarrh of the stomach noting symptoms such as bloating sour rising gases and discomfort after meals. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets a blend of Dias tase Aseptic Pepsin Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids as the safest and best treatment claimed to restore digestion and eliminate catarrh. A Chicago customer testifies to dramatic improvement after one box, citing increased appetite flesh and rest.
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Harlanson
Stuart
N. J. Booker
Chicago
Charges brought by Miss Meredith rock UMWA convention
Indianapolis Jan 21 Charges against President Mitchell Secretary Wilson and the executive board of the United Mine Workers were read at the convention. Miss Millie Meredith ex employee alleged a shortage by ex Secretary Treasurer Pearce and accused Mitchell and Wilson of withholding facts and lying. She urged a full books investigation and noted Pearce left while sick.
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Indianapolis
Inn
Mitchell
Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Millie Meredith
Wm. D. van Horn
Indiana
Meredith
Pearce
Reciprocity with Canada Push Gets Boston Support
Boston secretary E F Preston travels to Washington to urge Senator Hoar to back a U S Canada reciprocal trade agreement. petitions endorsed by boards of trade in Boston and about thirty other cities, over ten thousand signers, showing broad business backing for closer trade and freer interchange of commodities.
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Boston
FE. G. Preston
Boston Chamber of Commercce
Washington
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
United States
Canada
Boards of Trade
Preston
Hoar
Washington, C
Dominion of
Worcester
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhil
Cambridge
Lynn
Fitchburg
Commonwealth
E. G. Preston
COUNT BONI DEMANDS CLEAR FRANCE FOREIGN POLICY
Paris January 21. In the chamber of deputies Count Boni De Cas Tellane Rep demanded explanations of France's policy in China and urged imperialism in France akin to Britain and the United States. M Destournelles De Constant condemned armament increases and expansion policy. Surcouf pressed Delcasse to halt threats to French establishments on Newfoundland shore. Etiene urged stronger defense of French interests tied to Ceast Teitaim.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Count Boni de Castellane
China
France
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Grmany
United States
M. D’estournell
France’s Delcasse cites strong French global standing
France’s foreign minister said Paris should monitor the Persian Gulf while asserting France’s world position was satisfactory and growing closer to the United States and Russia. He recalled the Chinese protocol praising France, highlighted restored influence in Turkey, and noted Franco-Italian North African accord. The chamber discussed budget clauses, several adopted.
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France
Persian Gulf
M. Delcasse
Turkey
M. Etienne
United States
Russia
Mclure Keeps Busy as Lewis Lingers in Prison
Rutland Vermont January 21 1920 The contrast between David Henry Lewis former Farmers national bank cashier and Marvin A McClure Rutland man convicted of aiding ex cashier Massey to wreck Merchants national bank shows in prison life. McClure works nine hours daily in the marble yard while Lewis, idle in hospital housing, declines work and frets as other inmates are released from sentences for liquor violations.
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Rutland
David Henry Lewis
Farmers’ National Bank of
Lewis
Society of the Barkeepers
Quintette
D. L. Morgan
House of Correction
McClure
Marble Yard
Compromise With Boers Debate in the Commons
Winston Churchill urged a peace settlement with the Boers preferring compromise to costly long war. Sir William Harcourt supported peace talks while A. J. Balfour mocked Rosebery's stance. The Cawley amendment was defeated 333 to 123 as Campbell-Bannerman wrapped up the debate.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Frederick Cawley
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
William Vernon van Harcourt
Lord Rosebery
William
Mr. Cawley
A. J. Balfour
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Suppression of Anarchy Versus Immigration and Presidency
Assistant Attorney General James M. Beck, at the New York State Bar association, urges preventative admin measures and stronger secret service to protect the President, argues immigration diversity threatens public safety, and warns that democratic simplicity has faded amid rising assaults on presidential dignity. He calls for better funding, international police cooperation, and respectful public discourse to reduce assassination risk.
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Albany
James M. Beck
New York State Bar Association
Hell
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Wilkie
McKinley
United States
Iim
Pas
Méssistrate
Lincoln
Garfield
Persesentz
Ladies' Three Quarter Coats in Freize Sale
Freize Oxford grey ladies coats 42 inches long, tailored for sale at 6.98 after regular price 12.50. Children’s garments offered at half price. Limited time display in store.
God save the President becomes national prayer demand
A editorial urges a stronger pledge after President McKinley’s death. It argues the republic endures through political changes and proposes replacing the traditional prayer with the imperative God save the President to honor the fallen leader.
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McKinley
Republic
Ito
United States
Revival Meetings At Worthen Street Baptist Church
The Worthen Street Baptist church held another successful revival meeting last night and plans to continue for a week. The pastor preached on Remembering Our Father using the prodigal son as illustration, drawing marked attention from listeners. A visiting stranger praised two former pastors from Portland, and all are urged to attend future meetings.
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Worthen Street Baptist Church
Portland
Gospel Services At Central Methodist Church
The third week of special meetings at Central Methodist Church saw rising attention and turnout. Rev J H Macdonald of St Paul church delivered a strong sermon on Jesus Christ Revealing the Father Unto Us, moving the congregation deeply. Tonight Rev J F Allen will preach.
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Central Methodist Church
J. H. Macdonald
St. Paul Church
Jesus Christ
Father
J. F. Allen
Nameless Breakfast Food Offered For Thousand Dollar Reward
A notice offers a $1000 reward to the person who sends the selected item from a breakfast package. Details about the package and how to identify the item are provided for interested responders.
Y. W. C. A Prayer Service and Meetings
The regular mid week prayer service is set for 7 20 to 8 00 pm followed by the Confort club monthly meeting An additional noon prayer gathering occurs at 12 15 pm Three letters have been received from Miss Pierson Mrs S H Thompson to speak on etiquette at a Saturday evening event
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Confort Club
Pierson
S. H. Thompson
Sleighride Party From Andover Enjoys Ride to Lowell
About 30 members of the Christian Endeavor society of the Free church of Andover rode to Lowell last night and dined at the St Charles hotel. They began the return trip at midnight.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Free Church of Andover
Lowell
St Charles Hotel
Birth in city as Stocks couple welcome daughter
Born in this city on January 21 to Mr and Mrs Harry Stocks of 141 Parkview Avenue, a daughter joins the family.
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Harry Stocks
Parkview Avenue
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