World Court debated by Harvard president at AmCon Congress
President Lowell of Harvard argued that the Supreme Court could not prevent war and that the Permanent Court of International Justice would be effective. He dismissed fears about League of Nations ties, saying the court is independent and elections of judges carry no legal obligation. The column notes patriotic Observances and reflections on law, allegiance, and international arbitration.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court of the
United States
World Court
Lowell
Harvard
Congress of America
Permanent Court International Justice
World Alliance For International Friendship
Supreme Court
Permanent
Court of International Justice
League of Nations
League
Detroit News
Honest Reflections of a Reformed Drinker in a Notable Ad
A man recalls early struggles with alcohol and chronic stomach issues. He credits May's Wonderful Remedy as the cure after persistent doctors failed. The testimonial claims the remedy cleanses the intestinal tract and relieves inflammation, promising quick relief with one dose and a refund if not satisfied.
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May
Recital in Brodbeck Hall by Prof. Frysinger
Professor Frank Frysinger of Hood College gave the second faculty recital of the season at Brodbeck Hall on Tuesday evening November 13. He opened with a Wolstenholme sonata and performed Bach and Thompson works including The Difficult Prelude and Slav. He closed with two original pieces Poccata and A Parting of Day Price of Youth.
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Frank Frysinger
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Frysinger
Wolstenholmme
Bach
Thompson
Tachakowsky
Kol Nidrei
Local Notes on Visitors and Students Returning Home
Mrs Zach Thompson of Parkersburg West Virginia visiting Frederick Frederick F Lester Smith Jr student at St Johns College has returned to his studies after time at home John Martz student at University of Maryland spent days at home East South street Miss Sue Owings Howard county visiting Miss Mary L Motter in this city Walker Jolliffe and George Hendrix students at Washington and Lee University returned to their studies Tuesday morning after visiting their homes Miss Thelma Nixdorff Rockwell Terrace visiting Miss Frances Kelley in Searcy Arkansas has returned home
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Zach Thompson
Parkersburg
West
Thelma Nixdorff
Rockwell Terrace
Frances Kelley
Searcy
Arkansas
Tired Nervous Mothers and Household Strain
An advertisement claims women in poor health cause family unhappiness and urges using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites a statistic about recovery rates and advises taking the remedy without delay.
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Lydia & Pinkhaam
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Shepherd
Florence Trail
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Baltimore Sun
Roger Brooke Taney
St. John’s Cemetery
Heart of Paim
Reunion Islands
Dedo
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Carter Glass
Ralph Bolling
Prof
Paris
French West Africa
Kaal
Sav Vou
Toe News
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Crawford
Packard
B. Rosenour & Sons
N. Market ST
E. Patrick
Queen
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the News Job Printing Office
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Dodge Brothers Commercial Car
Detroit
the Star Motor CO
Patrick ST. Frederick
Maryland
JIN & CO
GRC
Ford
Ford Weekly
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