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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
5
London dispatch summarizes Colonel Repington predicting a likely German offensive and large Allied and German troop movements. The critic argues negotiations may be overshadowed by a grand attack as Britain strengthens lines and U S aid arrives slowly.
A fragment discusses Laxative Bromagus alias Bromo Quinine with tonite and laxative effects. The text mentions no serious side effects and notes a signature 2 on the box. Entities include Bromo Quinine and Laxative Bromagus with vague references to tonite.
Canada’s food minister resigns after a troubled tenure marked by policy friction and cabinet pressure. The move follows ongoing disputes over program funding and supply chain priorities, with no clear successor named.
Washington January 24 radio reports say officials push a detobution system for coal to speed supply. The plan aims to balance coal movements, improve routes, and prevent a winter shortage by automating traffic across eastern lines.
In terse remarks to delegates, Austro Hungarian negotiators say they will not seek territory or any indemnity. The exchange with Paris and London shows cautious optimism as German policy aligns with the Entente in seeking independent interpretations with Russia.
The item lists the College of Maine term start and various local names. It mentions Lamen Gabel attending a YMCA conference in Chicago, doctors and businesses, social visits, travel notes, hospital stays, and a river bank project. Several names appear with addresses and small events or requests. The jumble includes promotions and public notices amid personal updates.
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