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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1920

Page

2

Washington War Casualties and Policy Highlights

Recap of World War I casualties and other items: total American losses 293070 with breakdowns for killed at sea wounded disease and more. Railroad bond guarantee 514 percent over two years. Navy stations disrupted by storm. Secretary Lane resigns. Hayes resigns as international UMWA president with Lewis and Murray appointed. Wage scales up 17 percent over 1918. Tobacco use among women rising. Three relief workers killed in Syria. German liners sold under prohibition. Siberia troop withdrawals progress. Public debt decline and debt composition reported by Olston.

Harris Washington Syria State Department Viscount Grey London Times Senate America Lodge Great Britain Hitchcock White House Wilson House Board of Appeals Cummins Interstate Commerce Commission The Commerce Commission

Chaos in Sakhalin as Bolshevik uprising strands Japanese

Reported mass killings cut off a party of 200 Japanese prospectors on Sakhalin. Tokyo sends a relief expedition. Austria shows 50 000 deaths and 18 000 births last year, with 36 000 births and 33 000 deaths in 1918 per Vienna. UK Soviet talks in progress per Svenska Dagbladet. Roumanians order troop retreat to frontier. Toronto theaters cancel US attractions due to exchange rates. Sinn Fein men shipped to Singapore from Cork. Odesa garrison largely captured amid Denikin forces. Paris backs alliances as Millerand defends foreign policy. Manila carnival exposition fire causes 1 000 000 damage. Collision near Dion kills 15, injures 30. Coblenz says American pay now 100 marks per dollar, 3000 marks monthly.

Sakhalien Tokyo Austria Vienna

Hoover backs party if league is issue in election

The article notes Herbert Hoover distancing from candidacy while stating he would back the party supporting the League of Nations if it becomes an election issue. It also lists several notable deaths and events from agencies and cities across the United States and abroad.

Herbert Hoover New York League of Nations League A. Mitchell Palmer Chicago Johnson Far West United States Lord Grey America Great Britain

Ambassadors Open Door to Modifications on German Extradition

The Council of Ambassadors discussed softening demands on Germany over war crimes extradition as Berlin rejects surrender. The debate followed German officials signaling resistance and fears of government collapse if forced to comply.

Germany Baron von Leisner Paris France Ebert Berlin Council of Ambassadors Europe Sir Auckland Geddes National Service and Reconstruction Andover Holland Wilhelm

Love Origin Ignites in the Heart Not the Brain

A provocative view argues that romantic love stems from the heart while the brain plays no role. Researchers debate whether emotions are felt in the chest or processed in neural circuits.

California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Child Laxative Use

An old advertisement claims California Fig Syrup is a safe laxative for children. It urges mothers to give the product with fruit flavor and to look for the word California on the bottle for assurance.

California

Silent dispositions replace sunny moods in certain settings

A concise note observes that silence can serve as a viable alternative to cheer in specific situations, suggesting restraint or calm can carry equal positive weight to brightness.

Only Way Aspirin Should Be Taken

Bayer directions advise taking one or two glasses of water after tablets for best results. Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross and include directions for colds headaches toothaches and other pains. Handy tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents and pharmacists offer larger packages. Adv. Also a humorous line about husbands keeping mothers-in-law busy.

Bayer Company Bayer

Cuticura Soap Shaving Promo Ad

Shave With Cuticura Soap and double your razor efficiency and promote skin purity, comfort and health. No mug or slime, no germs, no waste, no irritation even with daily shaving. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing. Adjvy.

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Washington Dispatch Atlantic Coast Lane Interior Department International Executive Board United Mine Workers of America Frank J. Hayes Miners’ Union John L. Lewis Philip Murray Pittsburgh Bureau of Labor Statistics Wome Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Morals Methodist Episcopal Church At Shipping Board Payne Siberia Foar Department Pblic Olston Soviet Russia Stockholm Svenska Dagbladet Adolph Joffe London Hungary Toronto Cork Queenstown Singland Odesah Denikine London Central News Odessa Moscow Millerand Manila P. L Dion Coblenz Occupied Territory James Grant Ottawa Harry MacLean Moroccco Tangier E. P. Ripley Santa Fe Railroad Santa Barbara Cal Ohio Barber Barberton, O St. Louis Burlington John C. Lutzenburger Lutzenburger Col. C. Nixon State Senate Richmond Virginia State of Maine Max T. Vankannon Memphis, Tenn John J. Pershing Dallas Tex Mid-Western Lord Reading Sir William Tyrrell Atlantic Virginia Capes K. Earl Burgess Los Angeles Prague New York City Viscount Grey Edward W. Pickard Railway Administration Mississippi Valley Warsaw Poland Russia Prince Lubomirski Esthenia Don Vladivostok England Lenine Secretary of the Navy Daniels Sims Admiral Sims Maintenance of Way Detroit Cascarap Mr. Hill Afi Drag Stores Dr. Carter
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