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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1919

Page

28

Labor fears and cabinet indecision threaten British stability

London reports labor expert Joseph E. Herbert saying Britain faces a large scale labor conflict as unions grow stronger and employers consolidate. He warns that without a broad progressive policy from Lloyd George's cabinet public trust erodes, risking revolution unless Parliament is dissolved and elections reset.

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Transatlantic Air Line Projected by Anglo American

London reports a proposed 20 million dollar transatlantic aviation firm Anglo American Airships Ltd with British and American financiers backing. Weekly crossings planned for passengers and mail, 36 cents per ounce for mail, with a British charter sought in exchange for ships and landing facilities. An imperial airship network to India with about 160 round trips annually is also discussed.

London Britain Transatlantic Aviation Corporation Anglo- American Airships, Ltd Atlantic America Imperial Airship India

Free gold market restored in Transvaal accord

London reports a new free market for gold from Transvaal mines after an agreement between the Bank of England and South African mining interests removes wartime export restrictions. An experimental shipment of 50,000 ounces to America was priced at 85 shillings 6 pence per ounce, up from 77 shillings. In Maryland, George W. Offutt Jr. announces a bid for Democratic delegate nomination in September.

London Transvaal Bank of England America Washington Post Rockville George W. Offutt, Jr Friendship Heights Offutt Washington

Foreign musicians to headline American season

The article notes a wave of foreign soloists and world famous ensembles arriving in New York from August, with the Vatican Choir of 70 singers touring the United States under Mgr Raffacio Casimir. It mentions the St Cecelia Orchestra of Rome and Cortot among others, plus U S concert plans, and profiles several American music society leaders and performers touring or visiting Washington and nearby areas.

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Plain English and the League criticism in Maynard

CHAS. BH. GAGER of Maynard Massachusetts voices concern over the League of Nations proposal. He argues the covenant would erode sovereignty, cites Monroe Doctrine confusion, and questions the multilingual grammar of international pledges in a July 23 1919 letter.

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WOUNDED NEED PHONOGRAPH FOR MOUNT ALTO HOSPITAL

Army and navy patients at Mount Alto Hospital seek a phonograph with records. W A Herris of the Red Cross Civilian Relief requests gifts or loans to cheer working hours of the disabled servicemen. Also notes Rockville Md may get a 60 room hotel costing 100000 with Palmer builder of major hotels.

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Freckle-Face Remedy Promises Free Trial and Guarantee

A newspaper blurb touts Othine double strength as a freckle remover promising a clear complexion with a money back guarantee. The ad claims one ounce suffices and urges readers to buy from a druggist, noting the remedy is sold under a guarantee to refund if no freckles are removed.

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