Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promote Liver Health
An article extols liver function and warns of coated tongue and bad breath as signs of liver trouble. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets made from May apple aloe and jalap, claiming decades of use and cites testimonials from Mrs Anna Kash and Mrs Cora M Peck praising effortless relief from sluggishness constipation and headaches.
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Remedy for Acid Stomach Promises Health Return
Chemists report a sure remedy to rid the body of harmful acids and gases causing stomach miseries. The treatment claims to remove bloating indigestion sour stomach and gagsy sensations by neutralizing acid and expelling it from the system. Over half a million sufferers report wonderful benefits and the product is available from any druggist with a refund if unsatisfied.
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Labor unrest and politics mix as Kansas uses court to curb strikes
The piece surveys nationwide labor strife including Kansas Mine Workers, switchmen arrests, and injunctions while noting Governor Lowden's Illinois presidential primary win and Pershing's noncandidacy stance. It highlights the broader international tensions and party dynamics shaping the political scene.
Unrest and Government Response to Labor Strikes and Propaganda
The article outlines fears of Russian style propaganda and a push for a global workers union led by the Tf. W. W. to undermine the American Federation of Labor. It cites Attorney General Primer on radicals backing the rail strike, government warrants under the war-time Lever Act, and the creation of the Cummins-Esch railway labor board to review wages hours and working conditions amid evolving strike dynamics.
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Ireland Seeks Common Ground Amid Home Rule Debate
Affairs in Ireland grow calmer as archy fears ease and moderates gain sway. Extremists diminish while parties fear crime under political cover. A shared ground is sought but unlikely under the home rule bill. The British government frees Irish prisoners ending a hunger strike after near collapse. a general strike looms if releases falter.
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World powers seek China railway finance through a united consortium
A balance of power plan advances to harness China’s future via a banking backed consortium. Allies would control loans for railways and public utilities, with Japan likely to join on equal terms, while domestic factions and foreign directions shape the path forward. Military postures grow as events unfold in the Turkish dossier and Syria.
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Armenia and Near East Tensions Roil Postwar Peace Talks
The American military mission to Armenia warns that any mandate system will require a large army and vast funds, as Turkish border instability and bolshevik threats intensify. Armenian mobilization and minority protections loom in League of Nations negotiations while regional hostilities flare with Kurdish and Georgian tensions.
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Sonora Proclaims Itself a Separate Republic
In Mexico a new secession movement arises as Sonora declares withdrawal from the federal republic. Gen P Elias Calles issues the proclamation and federals prepare to suppress rebels. The shift adds to ongoing factionalism amid a tense presidential campaign and potential wider state breakdown.
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Germany's fragile coalition faces strain amid Ruhr tensions
Germany's coalition government struggles amid shifting loyalties and public discontent. Moderate socialists and communists align with independents while extremists fret over lack of representation. Friction rose over the French Ruhr occupation as France and Britain settle disagreements and pledge withdrawal after German pullback.
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Milk Biscuits and the Stray Tramp in London Tit-Bits
A London Tit-Bits excerpt portrays a thin tramp at a farm door mocked by a harsh woman. Dairy customers complain about milk while the dairy man defends his cows fed on the fat of the land, claiming biscuits or home made treats for fodder.
Navy secretary’s secretary jokes about battleship trade
In 1930 a Louisville Courier Journal snippet recalls the lady secretary of the navy joking about buying a battleship and asking to enlist the naval committee chair in battleship shopping. The quip reflects-era humor on naval procurement and gender roles.
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Geometry Professor Confesses in Parked Car Row
A Louisville Courier Journal brief notes a professor of geometry involved in a casual police encounter. Officers challenge his parking as not parallel and question his business, while he asserts his TV appearance and profession.
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