Collie Alerts Neighbors to Collapsed Home Fire Tragedy
A devoted collie dog incessantly barked to summon help as Ernest Alleman was found dead in the ruins of his New Bedford bungalow. The fire destroyed the home in the early morning, leaving Alleman a recluse aside from his canine companion. Ernest Pernelet discovered the body after the dog led him to the wreckage and a shovel uncovered the remains.
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Allies settle Turkish question as Germany faces stiff note
Edward W. Pickard reports Allied premiers reach a settlement on Turkey. Britain gains Mesopotamia Palestine and control of the Dardanelles while mustering a strong empire defense. France Italy and Greece get gains. A strong note to Germany warns no army relief and Spa talks follow.
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US urged to ratify peace treaty now despite disputes
The article reports calls to end the war with a Santa treaty settlement between the United States and Germany and to ratify the Versailles treaty with reservations. PLBN Noyes, member of the Rhineland high commission, urges ratification and says America should unhamper its counsel and resources to declare peace, delaying league debates until later.
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Poles Advance West of Kiev in Frontline Drive
Poles push along a broad front west of Kiev in alliance with Ukrainians, seizing about fifty miles and capturing several cities while pledging to evacuate the territory once Ukraine stabilizes its government. In Siberia, Japanese victors near Vladivostok report Soviets numerically strong yet orderly, with Colonel Blunt noting disciplined Red Army and strict conduct in entering cities.
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War News From Mexico City Warfront Reports Grow
Western Hemisphere observers note the rebellion in Mexico advancing, with leaders claiming increasing army size and expanding affected districts daily. Rumors say fighting may have begun in Mexico City, according to reports reaching readers.
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Hoover not compromised by retraction from Providence Journal
The Providence Journal retracted its claim that Herbert Hoover was Wilson's heir and aligned with his policies. It now says Hoover is sincere and opposes the president's political, economic, industrial and international policies. The Hoover Johnson race for California’s delegation draws wide interest.
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Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Color For Garments
An advertisement proclaims Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing worn garments and fabrics with fade resistant color. It claims guaranteed results even for first time users and urges readers to ask their druggist for the color card. A brief joke about placing peace in a pigeon hole accompanies the copy.
Water With Aspirin Bayer Ad Promotes Safe Use
The Bayer Company explains that after taking Bayer Tablets of Aspirin one or two glasses of water should be used for best results. Genuine tablets bear the Bayer Cross and carry directions for conditions such as colds headaches toothaches earaches neuritis lumbago rheumatism and general pain. Handy tins hold twelve tablets and are inexpensive. larger packages are sold by druggists.
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Fat couple occupies sleeping car berth at New York station
An oversized couple boarded a sleeping car just before the train left Pennsylvania Station New York. The woman took the lower berth and the man the upper. The porter and a few fellow passengers assisted the man to reach his bunk.
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New York
Train Sleeper and Hog Protest Route Night Misadventure
A night train halted on a siding left a sleeping car beside a halted hog truck. Hog protests echoed loudly as a sleeping occupant groaned in frustration and complained about the snoring passenger above.
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Smyrna Fig Trade Sees Rising Yields and Prices
The fig harvest in the vilayet of Aiden has grown from about 9 000 tons on 10 000 acres to roughly 23 000 tons on 25 acres over thirty years. Demand exceeds supply causing prices to rise. Figs are normally harvested along the Ottoman Railway company’s routes in the Meander valley, with orchards largely Turkish-owned.
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Vilayet of
Aiden
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Lift off Corns with Freezone Ad
Simple home remedy ad promises quick corn and callous relief. A tiny bottle of Freezone costs little at drug stores and can lift away corns and hard skin from feet with a few drops. The copy emphasizes painless application and immediate relief.
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Oxford Lab Claims Onward in Life Mysteries
Julian Huxley at Oxford University reportedly solves several mysteries of life in the lab. He demonstrates tadpole to frog development in three weeks and can bias frog egg sex, producing a high share of males at will. The Daily Mail editorial praises the potential of these discoveries.
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England
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Youngstown Telegram Report Echoes Schoolroom Alibi
A playful exchange from the Youngstown Telegram recounts Bennie Beanbrough denying making faces at Herman Mandelhaw as a teacher claims otherwise. Bennie explains he cannot refrain from tongue in the hole after a tooth extraction and cites an eye and nose irritation causing twitching.
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Youngstown Telegram
Deer Suspicion Ends Courtship in Forest Conflict
A tale notes suspicion disrupting a deer couple's bond as trust wanes and affection cools in a woodland setting. The narrative frames the shift as a result of perceived threats or danger influencing mating behavior.
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