League Covenant Text Outlines Women Equality And Armament Talks
Washington April 21 The state department releases the revised covenant of the league of nations detailing that all league offices are open to men and women and that armaments must be reduced every ten years. It covers membership, council and assembly rules, arbitration, mandates, and enforcement measures.
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Dairy profits rise as Western Canada leads in dairy output
An Alberta agriculture report shows 1918 dairy production held firm despite costs, with butter output at 9.1 million pounds and rising prices for bulls and cows. Government supervision aids creameries and cheese factories as immigration to Western Canada increases, boosting farm prosperity.
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Europe Needs Much Food for 1918 19 Harvest
Paris reports Herbert Hoover announces Europe must import 29 million tons of foodstuffs from overseas in the 1918 19 harvest year while about 35 million tons are available. He notes shipping strikes impede distribution but American surplus will be absorbed. He emphasizes price controls and relief efforts for Europe and undernourished children.
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His Prospects
A cartoon caption quotes a suitor asking Mr Moneybagg about marrying his daughter. Mr Moneybagg replies with a blank prospect, noting the club talk says he has no chance. The item reflects club gossip and social satire from the Louisville Courier Journal.
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Spring Fever and Grove's Tonic Claim Vitality Boost
The ad describes Spring Fever as a lack of energy caused by impurities in the blood. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is marketed to restore vitality by purifying and enriching the blood, promising a strengthening and invigorating effect with a price of 66 cents.
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Merciless Critic Praises the Successful Author
A harsh reviewer offers praise to the author whose work has triumphed, noting sharp insight and uncompromising standards that sharpen the reader’s appreciation of the achievement. The piece frames approval as earned through rigorous craft and audacious risk.
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