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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
10
A church program outlines a morning cantata and an evening Christmas Eve service led by the church choir. The elaborate schedule includes hymns, solos, an offertory, and a Herald of Ponca cantata by J Lamont Talbraith, with extensive rostered performances and organ interludes.
Chawberlain's Cough Remedies praised as not only effective for coughs colds and croup but also pleasant and safe for children. Many mothers have given their unqualified endorsement in this advertisement.
Berlin dispatch reports President Wilson seeks a new international commitment to enforce peace. U S. stance remains neutrality with open to suggestions from other nations. British and Russian fronts see limited gains as American mediation effort advances. Wilson hopes neutral countries align to clarify situation and open negotiations.
The article discusses President Wilson’s peace notes and the U S response. Officials in Britain hide their disapproval as Washington transmits the German peace proposal with no public comment. The notes aim to create a world court to ensure lasting justice, interpreted as a potential end to the wartime system while sparking unforeseen global developments.
A damaged American liner, reportedly struck by a mine, is described as damaged while attempting to offload cargo at a destination dock. The vessel, sailing from Boston under an American steamship company, was built in Camden in 1908 and remains under salvage or repair as efforts continue.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a "notably gyno" product and "Poroxilo" peroxide antiseptic with claims of quality and durability. Details are garbled, but references to a Friday event and various vague material terms appear.
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