Geddes Calls Bolsheviki Enemies of Democracy
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador, addressed the American Bar Association in St. Louis, denouncing the Bolsheviks as enemies of democracy and declaring Britain and the United States as co trustees for humanity. He praised Lincoln and warned that the idea of government by the people must stand together against attacks by those who seek privilege and impose their great ideas on others. He warned of opposition from Asia and Islam and described the Bolsheviks as aiming to create a privileged proletariat and enforce a dangerous tyranny.
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Belter Babies and the Pinkham Remedy Campaign
The piece discusses a national movement by American Mothers advocating better health for unborn children, linking maternal ill health to child outcomes. It extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing remedy for conditions causing backache nervousness depression headaches and related ailments.
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Crusade For
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The Day of Theocracy and the Fight for Freedom
A fragment expresses tension over the idea of freedom against interior and external threats. It warns of a theocratic drift and the need to defend a hard won heritage by law made by the people. The speaker urges unity to advance mankind’s emancipation from toil through collective discipline.
Fragmentary Thought on Ancestry and Freedom
Fragmentary sentence reflects a discussion of ancestors and a future stride toward solving a problem. It mentions peace and ordered freedom and contemplates how he will "Uye" in complications, implying a struggle to attain stable governance or social harmony. The text is incomplete and lacks clear subjects or events.
Burths Reported In City Notices From August
Fragmentary OCR shows burial like notices listing births and dates in August. Mentions families including Mr and Mrs Haswell and Mr and Mrs Jiang with daughters and sons, plus other names and addresses scattered throughout.
Divorce Sues and Cruel Treatment Spurred by Marital Strife
Mary Griffith sues Anos Griffith in Mas ters Colorado for divorce custody of two sons ages five and four and alimony of fifteen dollars weekly. She claims he earns thirty dollars weekly, owns a car and two thousand dollars in property. Mildred Buchtel seeks to sever ties with Isaac Buchtle, alleging cruel treatment after their June 1919 marriage.
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Anos Griffith
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Isaac Buchtle
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