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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
6
Amid shortages and war debt Viennese crowds dressed in finery enjoy cafes and celebrations despite defeat. Citizens express resilience as politicians promise reforms while prices for chocolate and cake soar and the state bears heavy burdens. The mood remains defiant.
Amsterdam event features Count Bentineck hosting William Hohenzellern and a cook who strongly resembles the ex Kaiser. Onlookers are told he is the former German ruler, while he maintains a calm and dignified bearing.
Report says the largest whistle in the world was mounted on a Homestead Steel Works smokestack. It measures about two feet above ground, five feet long and one foot in diameter, connected to a three port steam pipe. It needs ten pounds of steam to blow and can be heard twelve miles.
Senorita Teresa Rodriguez, daughter of a Mexico City politician, travels from Chihuahua City to lead a publicity drive for General Castro and his campaign against Villa forces. She says she does not speak English but has secured photographs and sketches in American border papers to present the general in a positive light and counter biased reporting.
Federal government to share costs for slaughter of diseased cattle under a measure aiming to eradicate tuberculosis. Provisions include indemnity payments, quarantine farms, and federal state cooperation, with penalties and procedure details discussed by lawmakers and committee chairs.
Republican lawmakers endorse the league of nations as a policy move. The caucus ratifies recent senate action and supports a non binding resolution to curb foreign entanglements. Legislators avoid committing the United States to European wars while opposing foreign powers settling internal disputes.
A senate committee report ends many bills in the Children’s Code series that had become an obsession for supporters. It recommends HOD passage for none of the measures prohibiting common law marriages naming the father locating deserting husbands and empowering county courts to form a public welfare board. The effort is halted.
An old pamphlet promotes sage tea and related compounds as a home remedy to darken hair and cover gray. It claims sage tea strengthens hair, slows graying, and can rejuvenate dull tresses with preparations like Wyeth Sage and Seiphar compounds. Insightful commentary suggests magic results and quick effects within days.
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