Senate's Service and the League of Nations Debate
Senator Borah argues against trusting Grey's assurances and warns the United States would join the league only if allies accept reservations. He says reservations protect U S interests amid a victor's peace and notes Lansing's testimony that fourteen points were ignored in the conference.
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Borah
League of Nations
Viscount Grey
England
Grey
Italy
France
Japan
Peis
Lansing
Senate
United States
Helping Along on the Road to Kindness
A reflective piece urges daily acts of courtesy to lift others. It highlights morning greetings, friendly chats, and simple smiles as enough to ease burdens, brighten days, and ward off moral blindness on life’s journey.
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Tucker
Surrender of safeguards praised as prudent national service
The passage lauds the Senate for its steady handling of a major issue, noting that critics who once condemned senators are now realizing common sense and practical patriotism in their daily work. It suggests broad approval of measured governance over impulsive actions at the president's request.
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United States
Lis
Senate
Convention Plans For Pilotsburg Meeting
The L A B A program and pot luck dinner in a warm basement featured talks that inspired attendees. The convention decided to continue the plan and to visit other schools before the fall conference. A convention is planned for Pilotsburg for the next meeting.
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Pilotsburg
Greeks Used Powdered Jet With Wine As Toothache Remedy
Ancient accounts describe Greeks mixing powdered jet with wine as a remedy for toothache. The practice reflects historical medicinal beliefs and the use of mineral substances in early dental care.
Lexington Sunday School Convention Opens In Lexington
The first Methodist Episcopal Sunday school convention for the Lexington charge met in Lexington last Friday and Saturday with strong attendance. Wade Gardner led the song service, Rev. A. H. Barker of Wellman gave an address on The Bible the Textbook for the Sunday school. Rev. H. C. Malice was elected president and Mrs. June Gardner secretary.
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Methodist Papiscopal Church
Wade Gardner
A. H. Barker
Wellman
H. C. Malice
June Gardner
Wad
Gardner
Charles FE. Rickey
Pilotsburg
Charles Dunshee
Zion Center
Inside Bathing With Hot Water And Limestone Phosphate
An old remedy promotes drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush toxins from stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for constipation biliousness headaches and general well being, urging daily use upon rising.
Zemo Offers Quick Relief for Skin Diseases
Zemo, available at drug stores for 35 cents or a dollar for a large bottle, is advertised to cleanse and soothe the skin, heal eczema, blotches, ringworm, and rashes with rapid, non greasy action. The product is promoted by The I. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio.
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I. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Meareet Drug Store
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