Senator Moses Talks On Treaty
Washington July 22 Senator Moses argues the league of nations treaty is risky for the United States. He cites provisions on warships boundaries and governance as dangerous and warns ratification could entangle the U.S. for years while conceding some good points. He notes a split among major powers and criticizes the treaty for failing to secure clear terms on arms reduction and territorial indemnities.
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Hope to Clear Up War Finances With Britain
The Correspondence from London indicates American and British officers aim to finalize war financel adjustments by September 1. They expect gains from reduced costs and a swift transfer of funds, with attention to shipments and credit terms.
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Atte Stites
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Debt and billing quirks in Allied Russia aid effort
Britlah warehouse purchases and slow bill rendering shape Allied support in northern Russia. A DH bill for an American entertainment at the gate revealed clerical errors, quickly corrected by American controls. Red Cross activity winds down as London staff shrink. one canteen and one hospital remain fully staffed, with reductions expected by August 1.
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American Child Relief Efforts in Czecho Slovakia
Prague reports the American scheme of child relief in Czecho Slovakia is expanding. Large quantities of milk cocoa and other goods are in the hands of the central committee with the sending of children organized in various districts. Not every child is fed, but only those deemed frail or needy. In most districts one in three children now receive the American ration under coordination with church and charitable groups and the Czecho Slovakia government. Additional American personnel are reported and local committees are forming to carry out the relief.
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A Discovery That Benefits Mankind
Two early dairy inventions improved nutrition and convenience. In 1834 Nealon introduced a vacuum condensing process for milk with sugar to form a semi liquid. in 1888 Hortick in Racine Wisconsin created Malted Milk by drying milk with malted grain extract, sugar free. The product Horlick’s gained wide use as an ideal food drink from infancy to old age.
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Provisions of the Prohibition Bill as Passed
Washington July 22 applause in the Moor as the prohibition enforcement bill moves to the Senate. The measure requires reporting liquor possession after Jan 26 1920 and declares any place where liquor is made or sold a nuisance. It bans sale manufacture or distribution of compounds for liquor and prohibits all liquor advertising while permitting limited named exceptions for medical and sacramental use.
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Prisoners Strike at Leavenworth Barracks
In Leavenworth Kansas 2500 military prisoners in the disciplinary barracks went on strike today. They resisted guards trying to force work and received a twelve prisoner committee led by Colonel Frederick. The inmates demanded shorter hours and more food.
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Unclear beauty product ad text about lasting makeup
Fragmentary advertisement claims Tate will powder helps keep makeup on despite ocean air wind heat and perspiration. Mentions no touching up required and a money-back guarantee, but phrasing is garbled and difficult to verify.
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Appeal for Troops To Squelch Fires In Northwest
Portland July 22 An appeal to President Wilson to deploy federal troops into the forests of the Pacific northwest to help fight fires endangering lives and timber was made by George M. Cornwall editor of The Timberman. He cites past federal help under Taft and urges immediate cooperation to prevent irreparable damage to the timber supply and possible loss of lives.
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Workmen's Troubles in Paris Ended by Cooperative Contracting
In Paris a municipal experiment with cooperative contracting by a workers’ union for fortification demolition reduced dirt and material costs from five francs fifty centimes to ten francs per yard. The plan paid workers regular wages instead of contract prices, with contractors supplying workers earning 4.59 to 7.00 francs per man per day. When costs rose to 25 francs a yard, city authorities halted the arrangement.
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Ford Again on Witness Stand in Libel Suit
Mount Clemens Mich July 22 Examination of Henry Ford by Elliott Stevenson for the Chicago Daily Tribune in Ford's libel suit concluded today and passed to Alfred Lucking. Ford defended his memory and stated his home and background while denying a claim about a $330,000 house for a keeper.
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Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy Helps Petersburg Girl
A Petersburg Virginia woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing her daughter after two years of gynecological pain and weakness. The testimonial urges readers to seek the remedy for irregularities backache and related symptoms, noting the product’s long experience and local agent.
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Ant Paine
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Ake
Lydia
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Moos
English Miners Being Condemned in Britain Crisis
July 22 report from London notes a severe coal strike impact on output and the mining industry. The article describes miners opposing production slowdowns as a threat to mines and national economy, with strong condemnation across political lines and emphasis on financial strain among mine owners and workers.
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