Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Highlights Wartime Foot Care
The piece recalls government use of 1.5 million pounds of powder to comfort soldiers' feet in war. Allen's Foot-Ease, an antiseptic foot powder, has for 25 years been the standard remedy for aching, swollen feet, blisters, and sore spots. It promises instant relief and widespread use by families sending care packages to service members.
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Allen
Army
Navy
F. H. la Guardia
League of Nations
West End
Peace and League Debate Echoes From City Churches
Pulpit discussions across the city praised the peace treaty with Germany and the League of Nations. Dr. William P. Merrill of Brick Presbyterian and Dr. William T. Manning of Trinity Church urged reconciliation, justice, and patience while warning against rejection of the League.
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Brick Presbyterian Church
Germany
Trinity
William T. Manning
Trinity Parish
Leighton Parks
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League of Nations
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NO JAZZ AT COMMUNION AT Grace Chapel
The Rev Charles Nelson pastor of Grace Chapel Prospect Street Long Island City explains he omitted unusual features from a communion service to focus on baptism. He says future Sunday evenings will include equally interesting programs and hints at keeping the audience guessing to draw attendance.
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Grace Chapel
United Christian Church of America
Prospect Street
Long Island City
Mr. Nelson
Pessoa Seeks Brazil Canada Trade Ties After Ottawa Visit
President-elect Epitacio Pessoa of Brazil advocates closer commerce and culture with Canada. He urges teaching Portuguese in U S and Canadian schools to aid exporters and future trade, while inspecting Montreal docks en route to Boston. He and his wife plan to return to New York for a theatre outing.
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Brazil
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High Profits From Army Motor Transport In England
American army motor transport in England shows no cost to the U S government as machines sold at auction bring high prices. Touring cars average about 450 dollars above cost with some models selling near 1800 dollars, while overall 592 vehicles including cars trucks ambulances and bikes were used to move about 1 000 000 men. Major J C Weller notes demand for touring cars motorcycles and bicycles far exceeds supply in wartime England.
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London
Associated Press
England
United States
Army
J. C. Weller
Quartermaster Department
Jailed on Sedition Charge in Scranton Arrests
The first arrests under Pennsylvania anti sedition law were made in Scranton by city police State troopers and Justice Department agents. Joseph Jukelis a 42 year old New York City machinist and Lithuanian Socialist Federation executive committee member was charged with making seditious remarks. Others were seized for distributing seditious literature at a Bolshevist meeting.
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Pennsylvania
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Department of Justice
Joseph Jukelis
New York City
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Lena B. Day
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Socialist Federation
Jukelis
American Socialist Party
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