Testing the League of Nations constitution by Crozier views
Major General William Crozier argues the proposed League constitution may lack power to resolve disputes. He compares past wars, calls for three powers federation including legislature, executive, and judiciary, and questions surrender of sovereignty for effective international law and a court. He cautions gradual steps over full submission.
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William Crozier
League of Nations
Hague- Snod
League of Nationa
Sigiv
Amd
Arge
Olin
Coger Wien
Korea
Ts League
Japan
Post Arthia
League
United States
England
League of Paions
Executive Council
Pary
Taft
Ines
Pris Mathad
Luis
France
Scotland
Court of International Justice
International Legislature
International Justice
Association of Nations
NIM
Mandateries
Subje
Ady Buys Liberty Bonds in War Effort Ad
An old advertisement promotes Liberty Bonds with claims of health benefits from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It pressurefully links bond purchases to wartime saving, urging readers to invest while touting dubious cures for digestive ailments. The piece cites People's Drug Store and physicians as endorsers.
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Manchuria
Japan
Port Artha
Mayr
E. Lawrence & Co
Sol
Washington
Liggett’s Drug
People's Rug
Afleck's Roe
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Sisan's Liniment
A 1910s style ad urges relief from rheumatic pains with Sisan's Liniment. It claims quick penetration without rubbing and notes effectiveness for many external aches. The copy promotes sizes 30c 60c and 120c, encouraging immediate purchase.
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Sisan
League of Nations debate on enforcement and structure
The text argues that a league lacking binding legislative power cannot effectively enforce neutrality and prevent conflicts. It examines past crises, questions provisions like arbitration and collective security, and suggests a revised constitution focusing on signaling threats and limited duties while omitting certain armament and enforcement provisions.
Sage Tea Hair Darkening Mixture Promises Natural Restore
An old-time recipe for Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens faded or gray hair. By asking at drug stores for Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, users can apply a small amount with a box or brush to individual strands to gradually restore color. The maker claims the result is even and natural looking with occasional reapplication.
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Wyeth
Off Comes Corn In One Piece
A single remedy claim shows a product named Gets Par weekers and attendants that peels corns and calluses in a single banana peel. The fragmented text highlights a claim of a unique treatment option offered in the world.
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