Armenia to Get Aid of President Wilson
President Wilson has accepted a League of Nations invitation to mediate between Turkish Nationalists and Armenia. He offered personal mediation rather than designating a representative, citing health reasons that prevent travel. The message was sent to Paul Hymans in Geneva.
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the Hague
Commission
Man Pleads Guilty After Bull-Chase Incident
Charles Zilli was arrested Saturday near Renton when a mad bull chased a federal prohibition agent toward his silo. He pleaded guilty in district court Tuesday and was fined $300 in connection with the incident.
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Charles Zilli
Renton
Mind Power Promises Doubling Income in Three Months
A speaker, Mrs. Grace Craige, promotes applied psychology and self belief as keys to wealth. She recounts a Kansas City worker becoming a $500 monthly earner after diagnosing personal limits, and cites a Yale Harvard Columbia graduate turning into a $500 monthly window trimmer. The piece frames this as a movement to standardize self development and dismiss fakes.
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Frank Waterhouse
Kansas City
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Europe
Paderewaki
Kanes City
New York
Hand-embroidered Hand Kerchiefs Featured in Sale
Hand embroidered hand kerchiefs of Irish lawns with double hemstitched borders and imitation Armenian lace edging are offered alongside novelty printed lawn kerchiefs priced at 35 cents each.
Transatlantic liner record and guard salaries mix in report
The article notes the burning transatlantic liner Acaustania holding the record for the fastest ship by moving at 31 miles per hour for four hours and mentions National Guard privates earning $64 a year, touching on themes of motherhood and responsibility.
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Acaustania
National Guard
Golden Medical Discovery by Dr Pierce Gains Noted Fame
It is estimated that one third of all workers in the United States are women. More than fifty years ago a young physician known as Dr Pierce practiced in a rural district and became famous for curing disease. He later settled in Buffalo and advertised his tonic and blood-maker Golden Medical Discovery in drug stores nationwide. The remedy was made from roots and barks and claimed to keep people healthy. Over twenty four million bottles have been sold in the country.
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