Signing of Peace Treaty Ends World War at Versailles
At Versailles on June 25 the peace treaty was signed ending more than four years of global conflict. Delegates from Britain, France, Italy, Japan, and the United States joined representatives of other powers to seal terms, amid protests from Germany and China not attending or reserving positions. Security and ceremonial arrangements highlighted a somber, historic closing to a war that reshaped Europe.
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Emeralds in history and value described
The article explains emeralds are softer than diamond rubies and sapphires and have been used in carving since Roman times. It notes perfect emeralds above three to four carats are rare, and many imitations exist. True emeralds are green beryl, with large stones fetching high prices similar to fine rubies or diamonds.
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Husband’s Sarcasm About Childlike Dress Sparks Comment
A speaker mocks a wife’s clothing saying she dresses like a child. He jokes that if her bodice was higher her ears would be hidden. The remark highlights social tension over appearance and propriety.
Wisconsin sprinter Ermbrey wins praise at big meets
Chinaman great sprinter Ermbrey, noted for top finishes in two major meets, arrived from Peking in 1916 and graduated this year. He returns to campus for a postgraduate course and plans marriage to a Russian bride, Hsueh flat Usieh, one of his closest associates.
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Drunk Man Mists Teeth in Kansas City Station
An elderly mute man rushed into a Kansas City police station claiming he swallowed his false teeth. He was taken to Bethany hospital where surgeons searched the throat and used X rays without locating the teeth. The patient later wrote that he had been drunk the previous night and may have lost them.
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Bridegroom Answers Final Wedding Question
In a ceremony the minister asks if any reason why the couple should not wed exists. The groom unexpectedly replies I do, a line he has rehearsed so often it comes automatically.
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HOW THIS NERVOUS WOMAN GOT WELL
A Christopher Illinois woman reports four years of weakness and nervousness ending with recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy for restoring health and regularity and notes doctors failed earlier. The ad invites readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
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