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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1918
Page
2
Berlin dispatch reports rapid Nazi influence growth across southern Germany as a new government formation emerges. Delegates from Wilhelms Haven sign accords while party and military circles align, signaling intensified extremist control and regional political shifts.
Readable parts indicate higher prices for cows and heifers with some gains in calves and steers, while sheep remain steady. Feeder cattle and hogs show varied movement, with overall activity pointing to a cautious but firmer market.
A vintage health ad advises relief for sluggish kidneys by fasting meat, using four ounces of salts in water before breakfast for several days. It promotes a grapefruit lemon juice acid base drink with hydrochloric acid as a kidney cleaner and bladder support. It also touts Jad Baltes as a safe, inexpensive effervescent health drink.
The United States readies for the Vienna peace conference with extensive data collection on European affairs. Instructions to commissioners stress detailed procedural guidance and a strategic focus on smaller nationalities, prepared by eminent scholars and State Department officials.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as instant relief for rheumatism pain, neuralgia, backache, and stiff joints. It promotes topical application on the tender area, claims harmless formula, and urges readers to try a small bottle at drug stores to end discomfort.
A London to Washington Post feature describes returning Germans clogging the roads with confiscated cattle and carts, a grim procession of forced march items, and widespread malice toward England. Soldiers supervise a chaotic parade as families salvage what they can, while slogans and songs reflect a deepening anti British sentiment and calls for retaliation.
The article reports a partisan stalemate over the 1920 war revenue bill. Senator Lodge and Senator Smoot, Republicans on the finance committee, warn Democrats that votes may end or a special session may be needed, while Senator Reed Smith cautions about the Democrats scripting the tax. The dispute centers on whether to proceed with the 1920 tax provisions before Republicans take control in March.
Senator Jamams Hamilton Lewis declines a position of honor offered by President Wilson after his defeat for reelection. The brief notice notes the honor was tendered following the senator's electoral loss and reflects a formal rejection of the offer.
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