Labor unions forecast a global civilizaton led by workers
Peter J. Brady of the Federation Bank of New York told the 56th British labor congress in Hall England that labor power will anchor a British Commonwealth of Nations an American Commonwealth of States and a United States of Europe He urged closer ties between British and American workers noting vast labor capital held by unions and banks and outlined plans to mobilize savings to influence governments The talk touched reparations the postwar order and potential threats from fascism and Bolshevism with Brady arguing for democratic international kinship and union autonomy
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Great Britain
Brady
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A. F of L
Workers of America
Adler-i-ka Cures Sour Stomach Claims
A testimonial advert says Adler-i-ka relieved sour stomach and gas after one bottle. It claims the product flushes upper and lower bowels and can cure constipation and prevent appendicitis, listing buckthorn cascara glycerine and nine other ingredients. Sherman Bros Drugist.
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J. C. Bail
Adler-ika
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Americans Shrink With Speedy Living Says Kellogg
Detroit reports Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, head of Battle Creek Sanitarium, says Americans have declined about two inches in height since the Civil War due to rushed eating habits. He cites fast lunches and hurried living as the cause and calls for careful mastication and proper food selection to restore health.
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America
John Harvey Kellogg
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Kellogg
Postwar Germany Sees Cigarette Boom At High Demand
Berlin reports a cigarette boom as tobacco use rises across Germany. Imports of raw tobacco have increased markedly since the war, despite a shrinking population, reflecting changing consumer habits and growing popularity of cigarettes over other tobacco products.
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Germany
War debts and calls for us to loan more money
The text argues that no side won the war and the United States owes 12 billion for financial cooperation. It condemns American bankers lending even more to fund German indemnities, warning such spending will fuel larger armies and navies and threaten civilization.
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Germany
France
Japanese Public Anger After Anti American Clauses
A friend’s letter to The Independent depicts Japan's diet condemning U S immigration policy, Tokyo crowds mourning the flag theft, and official apologies. It notes public resentment, a planned no liquor day, and a cautious shift toward home affairs while warning that Japan’s people will not forget the insult.
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Imperial Diet
Baron Sakatani
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Shiba
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Baron Shidehara
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America
Chambers of Commerce
H. C. Huggins
The Dangerous Coward at the Fox Theatre
Hazel Keener stars with Fred Thompson in Booking Office attraction The Dangerous Coward coming to the Fox Theatre on Saturday. The actress urges a slow morning start and avoiding a cold shower, noting five minutes to wake and no rush as advised by physicians.
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Fred Thompson
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Dangerous Coward
Fox Theatre
Miss Keener
Actress Frances Riley Wins Beauty Contests and Attends Homecoming
An actress praised for talent also won seventeen beauty contests including one by The Chicago Tribune. The Dangerous Coward, a western starring Fred Thompson, Hazel Keener and Thomson's horse Silver King, is noted. Frances Riley visited Crawfordsville for a Homecoming event Thursday and Friday. she works in Washington.
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Silver King
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Crawfordsville
Miss Riley
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