U S Troops May Quit the Rhine
London dispatch reports America presses a $241 million claim for Rhine occupation costs and hints at revising reparations. British and German papers debate whether the move triggers a withdrawal of U S troops and reshapes Allied plans, with Genoa reparations and Versailles policy in view.
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London
America
Rhineland
Paris
Niance
The
Chronicle
Hombshell
Rhine
Westminster Gazette
United States
Genoa
the Gazette
Morning Post
Berlin
Tagliche Rundschau
Germany
France
Fragmentary World War II quotation fuels trench speech outcry
A readable fragment from a wartime article quotes a speaker denouncing control commissions reparations and occupation forces. The protest phrase calls for counter attack against Herr Wirth and urges removal of allied forces, reflecting heightened war rhetoric.
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Brecchyttering Vieenewsworld
United States to share Rhineland occupation costs
Washington declares the U S will not let Allies seize all German reparations. The government insists compensation for Rhineland occupation costs must be shared with the Allies, as agreed under the armistice and Versailles terms. The note counters a Paris dispatch claiming unratified treaties excuse U S nonpayment.
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U. 8
Washington
Alles
Germany
United Statenag
Rhineland
Paris
United States
Rhine
Musterole touted for fast neuralgia relief at drugstores
A vintage advertisement claims Musterole eases neuralgia by rubbing on temples and neck. It highlights oil of mustard, promises no burning like traditional mustard plasters, and offers 35 and 65 cent tubes plus a hospital size at $3. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER.
When Your Wife Loses Her Temper Where Does It Go
A quip attributed to Hoston Tran about humorous marital tensions prompts a lighthearted aside on who bears the brunt of domestic flare ups. The remark frames a playful exchange rather than a reporting of events.
Olive Tablets marketed as liver and bowels tonic
An ad voice extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to purge impurities and boost liver function. The copy cites “ninety cent” cures from inactive bowels and lists numerous local resident names and addresses selling the product, with prices of 15¢ and 30¢.
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Edwards
Ohio
Doll Brothers Spring Fashions Delight in Varied Coats
Doll Brothers presents spring wardrobes with suits coats and dresses in tricotines Poiret Twills and tweedys priced from 15 to 35 dollars. A broad mix of materials English Tweeds Chinchilla and Polo Cloth offers sport and dress topcoats with silk or body linings pockets sleeves belts and varied lengths for easy selection.
Dresses in Crepe Satin and Taffeta Fabrics
A retailer offers dresses in Crepe de Chine Roshanara Canton Krepg Knit and satin and taffeta fabrics in sizes 16 to 52, featuring the newest popular shades and materials.
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Canton
Roshanara
Crepe de Chine
Krepg
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