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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
7
A prominent Chilean declares that the safety of the American state requires Japan to enter the war with full resources. He argues Japan has gained material advantages in Asia and warns against American exhaustion leading to domination by a single power.
In a Des Moines church lecture a traveler recounted illness in inland India and credit to Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claimed it saved his life and noted its use as a preventive and cure for cholera, suggesting reliability for milder bowel complaints found globally.
The Russian revolutionists urged Socialists in Great Britain and France to seek a peace without annexation or indemnities and to recognize the people’s right to decide their own destinies. The appeal was also sent to Germany and Austria, proposed as a platform for ending the war with the United States.
Cord wood for sale offered by Frank Kanieski with contact for purchase. The Atherton quote is presented but age and children counts remain unspecified.
Travel ad promotes a grand western tour through Colorado Utah California the Pacific Northwest and Alaska with deluxe rail and comfortable automobile tours. Mentions Black Hills South Dakota and summer outing options with favorable rates. C. A. Cairns and J. W. Gill listed as agents with Chicago Wakefield Michigan addresses.
Dr R J Mullen announces free dental work for young men who wish to enlist in the army and are accepted for enlistment.
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