Germany sets peace basis for armistice terms
Neutral diplomats in Washington report Germany proposes a peace basis including loss of French and Belgian territories, retention of Baltic areas, Poland independence, and division of regions with Austria Hungary and possible Greece. Germany would not seek indemnities and favors limited armament restraint with open sea freedom via multilateral treaties. They expect the terms to be subject to Allied negotiating acceptance.
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Tis Foot Remedy Promises Pain Free Walking
A vintage ad touts "Tix" or "Tis" as magical relief for sore feet. It claims to remove aches corns blisters and acids, easing fatigue for dancers and workers alike. A 25 cent box is advertised, promising long lasting comfort and smaller shoes.
Mount St Alban Summer School Prepares in Cathedral Close
The Mount St Alban program opens in Washington Cathedral Close June 12 with a Bethlehem Chapel service at 4 pm and runs through June 16. Afternoons feature public conferences for teachers and parents, a stereopticon lecture, and clergy-focused sessions led by Bishop of Erle, with Canon De Vries chairing local arrangements.
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Wilson Hints at World Peace Basis from Noted List
A long roster of names follows Wilson’s talk on world peace, listing notable figures including E. B. Dimmick, J. C. Dold, John Dolph, J. W. Dodge, P. A. Drury, Henry Dulaney, Edwin L. Echols, and many others. The fragment reflects a period piece commemorating prominent individuals tied to the peace discussion.
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Meeting of the Season at Grover Cleveland Forum
The last public meeting for this season of the Grover Cleveland Community Forum will be held today at 2 p.m. in the Public Library lecture hall with Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson presiding. Speakers include Representatives Sisson, Lloyd, and Davenport. An informal social evening follows next Wednesday at Grover Cleveland School. Lieut. C. M. Austin to command the destroyer Fanning after Rich ards was electrocuted at Sag Harbor.
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