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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
8
This ad argues brushing teeth serves multiple purposes from whitening to decay prevention and freshening the mouth. It touts McK & R Calox as a superior dentifrice claiming it combats acids lime-water mouth and decay while releasing oxygen gas to neutralize germs. It emphasizes dentist and pharmacist endorsements and notes the taste is surprisingly pleasant.
Eamonn de Valera speaks on redeeming 1866 Fenian bonds tied to Ireland's freedom and discusses a Boston welcome plan. Boston officials, including Mayor Peters, invite the Sinn Fein leader, while King County Democrats back Irish independence and plot a city events tour.
Public Service Commissioner Lewis Nixon said he would comment on separating the Eighth and Ninth Avenue lines from the New York Railways system after a full court report. He noted Judge Mayer’s hint of returning the lines to owners for failure to pay rent, and discussed the financials of the Eighth Avenue line with sizable dividends and a substantial surplus. The commission is preparing financial and operating data for potential transfer proposals.
Columbia University announces a summer session with courses on ancient Babylonian and Assyrian civilization in Western Asia. Frederick Vanderburgh leads new material on Sumerian hymns and Old Testament sources. Raymond Knox and R W Rogers offer Bible surveys and origins of Hebrew literature. Elizabeth Czarnomska studies Old Testament authors. Eugene Lyman teaches modern Christian ethics and philosophy of religion.
A Victory Mountain Park Committee met at the Farmers' Loan and Trust Co to discuss buying Mount Marcy and adjacent lands for a war heroes memorial. The recreation center for soldiers would require about 1000 acres and seven miles of lakes and forests funded by subscriptions and placed in the State Treasury. Officers include Governor Alfred E Smith honorary chairman Dr John H Finley William T Manning Major General J I Ryan and Louis Marshall with Edwin S Marston as treasurer.
Senator Phelan of California denounces Republican use of the Irish question to attack President Wilson and the League of Nations. He argues Borah-Walsh support sought to embarrass Wilson, claims Ireland’s independence can only come by outside forces or England action, and notes party lines in the vote. He cites Vice President de Valera’s Capitol visit urging the Irish cause stay above American party politics.
Arthur Brisbane, owner of The Washington Times and editor of Hearst papers, may acquire The Newark Morning Ledger and The Newark Evening Ledger, per Lucius T. Russell. Brisbane at Pine Hill, N Y denied deal closure and financing plans, noting discussions since Baltimore seven years ago. Feigenspan lent funds for the Washington Times purchase but Russell says he has no stake in the Newark papers. The Ledger lauds prohibition opposition as part of its editorial stance.
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