Naval arms race persists despite disarmament talks
London dispatch reports that Britain plans no new ships in Navy estimates, despite earlier pledges and a proposed three year build including eight cruisers and several other vessels. France Japan and the United States continue expanding fleets, complicating prospects for a second arms conference.
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Highest Point Honors Knight and Explorer Names
Mount Everest, the world's highest point, is named for Sir George Everest, Surveyor-General of India. An African peak seen by Stanley is named Gordon Bennett Mountain for the New York newspaper proprietor who backed his African exploration. Livingstonia near Lake Nyassa and Stanley Pool near the Congo preserve explorer names.
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AllenRhu Rheumatism Cure Guaranteed by Doctor and Druggists
Grand claim from C W Phillips and local druggists that ALLENRHU fully banishes rheumatic pain and swollen joints with a money back guarantee. James H. Allen of Rochester N Y, inventor of ALLENRHY, states sufferers need not pay unless the remedy conquers rheumatism, with W Phil Ops endorsing and distributing the product.
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