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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1919
Page
6
An old advertisement extols St Jacobs Liniment as instant pain relief for sprains strains and bruises. It claims rapid healing of injured muscles nerves and joints, and urges readers to buy the small bottle at any store to stop suffering.
An old advertisement praises Poslam for skin conditions including eczema and itching. It claims quick soothing cooling relief and concentrated healing power, saying it harms not the skin and requires little to prove benefits. It notes availability and a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
An old advertisement extols an inside bath via hot water with limestone phosphate each morning. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels prevents toxins and improves health. It targets readers with coated tongues headaches and bilious attacks, urging purchase of limestone phosphate.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a remarkable corn remover that lifts corns with fingers. It promises quick relief for hard and soft corns and calluses with an inexpensive, slightly astringent solution developed by a Cincinnati inventor.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a home hair darkening mixture that turns gray hair back to a natural color. The text suggests mixing sulfur and other ingredients, applying slowly strand by strand, and claims the gray hair will disappear after several uses, resulting in a darker, more attractive look.
Count von Bernstorff summarizes German stance on Wilsons program and a league of nations. Germany backs self determination for nations, consent of peoples, and opposition to reparations without mutual agreement. Neutral commission proposed to judge guilt for the war, while many Germans dispute national guilt.
Rome report confirms Pope Benedict promoted Dowling of Des Moines to lead the Padua diocese amid church reorganization. Dowling's appointment marks a significant shift in church leadership as officials note his prior service in Austin and Ireland connections.
Franklin cars are praised for economy delivering about 20 miles per gallon versus 10. Tires last longer than typical 5,000 miles and resale value remains high. Buyers demand an explanation, which the article attributes to WEIGHT. The piece urges readers to have x98 investigate the Franklin for maximum transportation at least expense.
In Des Moines Iowa on February 1 rumors swirl over nominations for two bishoprics. A successor to late Bishop Thomas F. Cusack of Albany is touted with Rev. Willis Turner of Gradon as possible candidate for the residential see. Another nomination places a candidate for the Providence bishopric, while transfer and titular posts are discussed, reflecting ongoing church leadership deliberations.
The text records bishop appointments and church roles in Michigan and Minnesota. Rt. Rev. D. Kelly is noted as longtime auxiliary bishop, with references to education at Keefer University and a St Paul background. Geyser and Br Petro figures are mentioned along with church postings in St Paul and St Paul Minn.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local notice or brief about a person named Reeder and a figure near 1000 pounds, with references to Paul and Paseterton. Details are unclear due to garbled text. no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
Belgian foreign minister confirms high expectations for President Wilson as he tours Europe. Anxious Belgians anticipate a warm welcome, with details of timing not finalized. If he proceeds,Wilson plans a February departure and a stay through February 16 before returning to Paris for an opera event.
Horace Plunkett, noted Irish diplomat, played a pivotal role in 1913 at the Dublin convention, shaping political discussions amid rising national tensions. His influence linked with the era’s push for greater autonomy and economic collaboration within Ireland.
An unclear fragment recounts a person arriving on the Adriatic coast and labeling the voyage an expedition toward the United States. Names, dates, or precise entities are not readable, but the tone suggests a historic migratory or exploratory claim connected to Ireland.
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