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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1924

Page

19

End of Year Sale Promises Great Bargains for All

A long commentary urges readers to seize the End-of-the-Year Sale with deeply reduced prices on silks, gowns, undergarments, coats, dresses, and leather goods. It highlights half price remnants, silk bedding, cosmetics, and even men’s wear, promising substantial savings across departments and stressing the sale’s value for women and families.

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Late Lord Northcliffe Praises U S Ties In Philippines

The article recalls Lord Northcliffe’s 1921 Philippines visit and his praise of American policy, noting Gen. Wood's restraint with Filipino leaders, and recounts Olimpio Guanzon, governor of Pampanga, who defied cacique powers to aid malay farmers. It highlights Carter, Wood advisers, and the U S role in Pacific affairs.

United States Pampangas Frank R. McCoy Wood Philippine Islands Gordon Johnston George T.e Langhorne Trabas Service America Manila Edward Clark Carter France Philippines Carter Inquirer Gen. Wood Hfe Gen Camiléron Forbes Ned Carter Lord Northacliffe Bland Tose Agen Maylay Maley Tarmere Islands Benedict Arnold Brutus Lerxington Olimpio Guanzon

Why Hate America Proclaimed by General Wood Critique

A 1924 front-page proclamation questions American actions in the Philippines, praising reforms and infrastructure under Gen. Wood while criticizing opposition and governance. It lists programs from roads and schools to currency stabilization and bank actions, ending with calls for accountability and independence. The piece frames a debate over American policy and its outcomes in the Philippines.

America Philippine Philippines iBecause Baguio Mindapao Supreme Court

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