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Newspaper
Spring Valley Gazette
Location
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
2
A collage notes Professor Jastrow on spirit communication and Premier Nitti warning Europe of limited American aid. It cites Burleson on telephone service, Russia bread costs, New York City charity probes, justice department profiteer arrests, Brazil's argentine envoy, and Japan’s navy. It also remarks on poetry, democracy, and Congress resisting action for constituents.
The article notes a link between British naval rush to the Black Sea and the bombardment of Soviet forces at Odessa by an Entente flot. It argues the bombardment only delays Odessa’s capture and mentions anticipated wage increases in steel industry boosting Southern Negro immigration to Gary, with notable effects on Negro labor in the South.
The lord mayor is given the missing key to the Mansion House front door via the American embassy. A person appears to have celebrated the freedom of the city with overly literal actions.
Secretary Baker condemns war offenses while Germany compiles a list of Entente soldiers and officials accused of crimes but declines extradition for trial in German courts. The tone notes moral leadership loss and a cynical reply about publicity as winter trench warfare resumes.
An old advertisement stresses kidney disease as a common cause of many ailments. It claims kidneys filter the blood and lists weariness, sleeplessness, backache, and stomach trouble as signals. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Old Capsules as a remedy with supposed healing oil and urges immediate drugstore purchase with a money back guarantee.
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