Allies May Recognize Soviet After Blockade Lift
London dispatch notes that major powers likely recognize Soviet Russia to avoid a new war. Britain cites three reasons trade, anti Bolshevik propaganda limits, and need for Russian food and raw materials amid rising prices. The piece discusses Lloyd George gains with public opinion and the blockade’s partial easing for co operative societies.
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Milton Bronner
London
Russia
Siberia
Western
Europe
France
Lloyd George
Northcliffe
Odessa
Petrograd
Moscow
Great Britain
Poland
England
Good Health and Good Teeth Go Together
Government and welfare workers urge teeth cleaning as essential to health. The piece links tooth decay to many diseases and even suggests Roosevelt's death was hastened by poor teeth. Registered dentists using the E R Parker System invite readers for free examinations to detect decay or systemic poisoning from dental roots.
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Theodore Roosevelt
E. R. Parker
Rhode Island Prohibition Appeal At Supreme Court
The government asked the Supreme Court today to dismiss Rhode Island’s challenge to constitutional prohibition. Oral argument may wait until March or April due to readiness and February recess. the court also advanced Ohio appeals on whether state referendums can override state legislatures in ratifying the constitutional prohibition amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Solicitor General
Ohio
Pistol Robber Steals $16 Outside Seattle Home
A man named J F Ol wick was robbed at gunpoint near his home at 2410 EF Columbia Ave Sunday night, losing $16. The event was witnessed as the robber was unmasked. The Seattle chapter of the Red Cross announces home care of the sick classes starting February 1 taught by Dr J E Crichton. The course costs $1.50 including books.
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J. F. Olwick
Columbia
Seattle
The
Med Cross
Ihs
J. E. Crichton
Canada Millionaire Slain by Footpads
Canada police believe robbers killed Ambrose J. Small a London Ontario millionaire movie man and hid his body to mislead friends into thinking he had gone away. Small was last seen December 2 after he collected a million dollars for his interest in the Trans Canadian theatres.
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Toronto
Ambrose J. Small
London
Ont
Small
Funeral arrangements for Peter Fiett
Funeral arrangements are being made for Peter Fiett a 49 year old foreman for the Great Northern who died Sunday by Honney Watson's.
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Peter Fiett
Great Northern
Honney
Watson's
Lenine abandons world revolution idea says Martens
Soviet representative Ludwig Martens told the U S foreign relations subcommittee that Lenine dropped the aim of a global revolution. He noted Russia now defies other governments and Italy’s socialists were urged to avoid upheaval as reconstruction proceeds. Martens cited $7 million in tentative American goods contracts by the Soviet government to be executed after trade opens. He listed goods as food, medicines, shoes, tools, rubber boots and a few automobiles. The British armed forces were asked what Christianity is and responses showed vagueness and materialistic views.
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Washington
Lenine
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Nussau
Martens
Russia
Ias
Rachael Breckenridge Rebuilds Love After Temptation and Heal
Rachael Breckenridge divorces Clarence, marries Warren Gregory, a physician. After Warren’s infidelity and a dangerous medical ordeal for their son Derry, the couple reunites, forgiveness follows, and they pledge renewed happiness with their two boys in a hopeful, tranquil home.
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Rachael Breckenrides
Clarence Breckenridge
Warren Gregory
Breckenridge
Carol
Joe Pickering
Rachael
Hachael Dreckenridge
Warren
Maggie Clay
Plush Scarfs Reduced to Five Seventy Five Cents
Black plush scarfs feature a deep ball fringe and cut pile finish with a silken lining. They measure about two yards long and ten inches wide and are offered at 5.75 dollars. Other black plush scarfs of generous size with plain or cut surfaces and black satin lining are reduced to 3.50 dollars.
Attractive Coverall Aprons For Home Use
A stylish House Apron priced at $2.25 features a half front closure allowing the garment to double as a house dress. Available in blue or pink and white stripe with white pique collar cuffs and belt edge. A second stripe apron at $2.75 offers a down front fastening and piping trimmed sailor collar belt and pockets.
Infant’s Wrappers Harvest Low Prices At Downstairs Store
Ad lists infant wrappers in soft white outing flannel with floral embroidery and shell stitch. Styles show machine embroidery and scalloped edging in pink or blue, priced 75 cents to 1 dollar 50, with 85 and 95 cent options. Downstairs Store promotes the sale.
Dainty Sacques at The Downstairs Store
Fashion notes describe delicate cotton and wool crepe sacques with machine embroidered scallops and French knots in pink or light blue. Prices range from 85 cents to 2 dollars and 50 cents, reflecting varied fabrics and trims at The Downstairs Store.
Baby Flouncing Embroideries Attractively Priced Yard
HE sheer Swiss muslin and small dainty embroidered designs suited for children's clothing. Edges well finished, widths 24 to 27 inches. Priced at 75 cents and 95 cents per yard. The Downstairs Store.
Ohio Range Oven Delivers Fast Baking and Hot Water
The Ohio Range heats and bakes quickly with eight minutes to bake after starting the fire and fifteen minutes to hot water, proving its efficiency under ordinary conditions. The Upstairs/Downstairs Store touts this performance as a reason for Ohio supremacy.
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Ohio
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Argentina
Black Sea
Batum
India
Soviet Russia
Robert Shanklin
Second Ave
Madison St
Seattle, Wash
Elliott
DR. Parker
Canada
Rtotte Poa Norrischael
Derry
Daddy
Georg
George
George Valentine
Altho
Miss Moore
Alice
Astaire
Jim
Mrs. Gregory
Little
Pat
Old George
Clark's
Mother
Iittie
Charlie
Volos
Mary
Mrs. Valentine
Dr. Gregory
Raby
Jimmy
Dad
Gerald
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Georgette
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