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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1919

Page

6

Old Alliances May Stand As U S Faces Conference Role

The peace conference wrestles with league of nations design as great and small powers clash over representation and the executive council. Tensions over mandates, secret treaties, and possible American duties in Constantinople, plus German Weimar politics and Turkish pleas, shape a broad postwar outlook.

Edward W. Pickard League of Nations Great Powers League Territory Commission United States Constantinople Dardanelles Wilson Germany Great Britain France Japan Balfour Alsace-Lorraine Saar Valley Rhine Turkey Bosporus Paris Liberal Party Switzerland

Express Methods 10 Be Reformed Campaign Plans

Charlotte announces a nationwide Better Service Campaign by American Railway Express to stiffen packing wrapping and marking rules. With 135000 workers, the drive began February 10 to reduce lost damaged or pilfered shipments and improve customer satisfaction across industries relying on express service. Start Express Shipments Right frames the effort and promises meaningful business savings through better handling.

Charlotte N. C W. S. Hall American Railway Express Company Coun Express Businss

18 Divisions of Germans on the Eastern Front

London reports British papers discuss Germany armistice terms and demobilization. A Daily News dispatch quotes an informant claiming Germany has not demobilized, citing 18 divisions under Von Hindenburg on the western front and continued armed manpower for 3,000,000 men.

Lenine Tchitcherin Princes’ Islands Russia Paris Vistavka Vaga Gaida Windau Courland Ukraine London Daily News Germany von Hindenburg

German newspaper uses airplanes for delivery

Berlin Mittag becomes first paper to use air service for distribution sending editions to Leipzig and Weimar to reach subscribers early. Herr Ullstein arranged a regular service for the national assembly at Weimar and chartered several airplanes, which departed with Vossische Zeitung's morning edition.

Athens Germany Weimar Duchy of Saxe- Weimar National Assembly Friedrich Ebert Herr Pfankach Ebert Bremen Berlin Groepsingen

Japan coerces Chinese delegates amid peace conference charge

London report says Tokyo demands Chinese delegates work with Japan at the peace conference and vows not to reveal secret China Japan agreements. Reuters cites a Peking February 3 dispatch but advises reserving confidence in the Chinese source.

London Japan Ching Reuter Peking Reuters

California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Cure for Children

Vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless fruit laxative that can rapidly cleanse the bowels, cure colds, fevers, and stomach issues in children and even adults. It emphasizes a flavored syrup, promises easy dosing, and urges readers to ask pharmacists for the genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Company.

California California Fig Syrup Company Adv

Sentry Refuses Boarding Despite Admiralty Pilot Demands

A Salvation Army chaplain recounts a Plymouth Sound incident where a sentry posted at a ship’s rope ladder refuses to allow anyone aboard. A motor launch appears and the voice orders lowering the ladder. The pilot identifies himself as an admiralty pilot, but the sentry remains firm, declaring no one will board the ship.

Bladin Salvation Army New Zealand France Plymouth Sound England Admiralty Pontius Pilate

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root

For years druggists note Swamp Root’s strong record as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician’s prescription type remedy that strengthens organs and aids their work. Sold in all druggists, it has many friends. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

The Drawback on Kaiser's Son Hiring by Auto Firm

A quip notes an automobile company hiring the Kaiser’s son. The joke suggests concern that he may misuse company cars for royal outings, reflecting wartime or royal opinion with a playful jab at paternal authority.

Not the Same He Here Basques Article

A witty exchange centers on a feature about Basques described as highly interesting. The dialogue suggests a humorous clash over cultural topics and changing styles. The piece hints at a broader discussion of regional identities and lasting appeal.

Dr Pierce's Pleacent Pelleta Advertisement Headline

An old newspaper ad touts Dr Pierce's Pleacent Pelleta as a remedy for bilious headaches constipation dizziness and indigestion. The promotion emphasizes a “Clean house” claim and highlights the product as an advertised remedy.

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