Senators Borah Reed and Thomas oppose league in 1917 speech
New York reports Borah Reed and Thomas voiced opposition to President Wilson's proposed league of nations. Borah warned of foreign control and urged a plebiscite. Reed called the plan autocratic. Thomas urged postponement and careful work after peace.
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League of Havens
British Views Conform To U S On Enemy Ships
Paris March 6 The war council with Lloyd George led British delegates debated German disarmament naval terms. Agreement grows between British and American views while France and Italy seek compromises on Kiel Canal fortifications and potential allocation of ships. Questions linger on time limits and permanence of disarmament with figures proposed for German forces and service terms.
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Italy
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Council of the Great Powers
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Gettese
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National Medical Center urged to honor army corps
A Washington letter urges congress to authorize a Walter Reed adjacent national medical center with a new Army Medical School building at a cost of 2.2 million dollars. It praises the corps for wartime vaccines and care and notes foreign schools lag behind U S progress while highlighting Mayo support and postwar training plans.
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Army Medical Museum
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Petrograd
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Philippines
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Porto Rico
United States
Clniec
Walter Reed Hospital
Walter Reed
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Army Medical Center
Medical center sacrifice fuels Army medical school project
A statement praises sacrifices by supporters who seek a safe, secure building for the army medical school along with a museum and library. It envisions a facility where any medical professional can conduct research freely whenever he wishes.
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Army Medical School
American Soldier Popular In Russia
Major C. T. Williams of Baltimore and Captain Wyn and Pyle of Detroit toured northern Russia with the Red Cross relief expedition. Williams reported 1,500 miles by sled since December, noting Americans occupying key fronts and popular with Russians. Pyle, medical officer of the 339th Infantry, spoke of 22 sick and wounded from Detroit and marked the same wartime spirit as in France. The fighting was for the Bolshevik stance in Archangel and surrounding fronts.
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Detroit
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New Yor
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Pyle
339Th Infantry
France
Resinel heals chronic skin itch in Gretna reader
Gretna Virginia reader Richard T. Shelton says ten years of itching and burning disappeared after using Resinel Ointment and Resinel Soap. He used one jar of ointment and two cakes of soap and was completely cured. Sold by all druggists.
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Gretna
Richard T. Shelton
Return of Captain Jarmen Norman Hall and guerrilla fighters
The report notes a guerrilla warfare element with a major gang role and mentions Captain Jarmen Norman Hall of Colfax Towa, an American ace who was shot down by the Germans but escaped and returned to active duty.
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Jarmen Norman Hall
Colfax
Towa
The Best Meat to Eat In Cold Weather
The piece argues that meat with high heating value suits cold weather better. It emphasizes warmth and energy from source types, suggesting getters as a preferred meat due to its caloric content and filling nature.
Non-Poisonous Treatment Claims Cure Aid
A healer advertises a non-poisonous drug system as newly found in Quincy. It claims to be the most successful and scientific method, helping nature to heal the sick. The practitioner cites numerous patients as witnesses to its good results.
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Quincy
Nature
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