Americans Keep Alive Praise at French Front
An Associated Press correspondent reports women and children long held by Germany for 22 months in Belgium and Northern France praise the American Commission for Relief in Belgium. They credit Americans with keeping them alive and say rumors of a WWI peace with Germany will vanish. Also notes on spring colds and Dr King’s New Discovery for relief.
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Associated Prem
Germany
France
Belgium
American Commission For Relief
Dunger
Dr. King
Russia Noted As Dead Weight By Allies In Pact Context
Foreign Minister Muukert said the former burden is removed as the coalition moves to formal recognition of Runaias new regime. The comment signals renewed alignment with the new government and a quicker path to joint actions.
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Kusde
Muukert Taid
Runaia
al- View Odine
Toveh
Nation unprepared to defend us all rolls over at command
A sharp warning notes that when a nation is unready to defend its people it cannot resist pressures and yields to external will. The piece argues for readiness and resilience to safeguard national interests and citizens.
The Mayor and His Mates
An irreverent satirical piece mocks urban politics as the mayor faces a council threat to curb his authority. It blends speculative fantasy with current concerns about governance and public order in a small city.
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Joose
Local Trapshooters Struggle in Poor Weather Scores
Pendleton trapshooters posted a 102 score against Pomeroy as rough winds and squalls hampered the day. Dan Howman of Mission led with 28 birds, while Earl Coates, John M Hamley and Horace Stirmag reached 25 each. Other scores ranged from 12 to 17 as the next meet is set against Palows.
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Pendleton Trapshooters
Pomeroy
Dan Howman
Mission
Earl Coates
John M. Hamley
Horace Stirmag
Go Birds
J. J. Hamley
Finis Kirkpatrick
al Deepain
J. Tueteam
Brooke Dickson
Henry Rosenberg
Dr. J. Bsharp
Jeb Banders
Clark Nelson
J. Garrof
den Saunders
Palows
Right gin temples of Tenpasichore in Cambridge ad
A fragmentary Cambridge notice from March 24 promotes ancient Temples of Tenpasichore that supposedly nourish under bright lights. Dudley A. Sargent of Marverd claims affinities bring people together and asserts he can read a woman's temperament or mood by her dancing, though the text is garbled and unclear.
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Mas
Tenpasichore
Br. Dudley A. Sargent
Marverd
Navy Gunner Tipton Dismissed After 160 Percent Target Score
Lieutenant Thomas M Tipton, famed as the man who never misses a shot, was dismissed from the Navy by Secretary Deriele after a court found him guilty of drunken language and disorderly conduct resisting arrest. The secretary declined to grant a pension despite a trial board recommendation. Officers deny any special treatment.
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Philadelphia
Thomas M. ‘Tipton
Tipton
Deriele Haw
New Spring Time Blouses and Sport Suits Feature in Store
Belted jackets with large pockets and adjustable collars headline the season’s sport suits. A full display showcases these garments in two colors, paired with new silk blouses trimmed in tucks and bead embroidery. Prices range from $1.00 to $1.50. Sizes 36 and up.
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Spon
Minister to Balkans Returns Home on Freighter
Charles J. Vopicka American minister to Romania Bulgaria and Serbia arrives home in New York on the Norwegian freighter Runenfjord with other Americans stranded in Copenhagen due to German actions. He recalls bombs over Bucharest January 18 and the resulting deaths including one American. He describes food shortages and German clerks protected by force. The report notes German occupation actions and wartime complications for diplomats and travelers.
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Charles J. Vopicka
New York
Charles J. Voplicka
Chicago
Rumania
Bulgaria
Serbia
Runenfjord
Copenhagen
Vopicks
Bucharest
Voricka
Pershing Urges Readiness for War in Los Angeles
Major General John J. Pershing addressed the Los Angeles chapter of the American Red Cross urging preparation for war. He said the organization must ready to aid wounded soldiers and support widows and orphans, emphasizing wartime relief and readiness.
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John J. Prrshing
USA
Los Angeles
Ned Cross
Pershing
Dr Vive Tablets Offer Calmer Liver Aid
A damaged OCR advertises Dr Vive Tablets as a safer alternative to calomel for liver and digestion. It claims tablets banish sluggishness, relieve headaches and constipation, with fewer gum or tooth issues and promote quick relief without harsh after effects.
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Calor
SL Incobs oil promises instant rheumatic relief
An old promotional passage claims SL Incobs oil can be applied directly to tender joints to relieve rheumatic pain instantly. It asserts safety, non burning skin reaction, and long lasting relief from rheumatism sciatica neuralgia backache and swelling, touting widespread cures over fifty years.
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