Bolsheviki Peace Terms Acknowledged In Central Europe
A dispatch from Washington notes Bolshevik leaders rejecting German peace terms and pursuing a three million man eastern army. Trotzky denounces Berlin’s terms as a ploy while Russia may rejoin the Allies, observers wary of Teuton diplomacy and possible political camouflage amid stalled negotiations.
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Erem Leon ‘Trotzky
Russia
Germany
Poland
Lithuania
Courland
Esthenia
Livonia
Austria
Prussia
Berlin
Prb
Trotzky
PISE WAR RECORD SHOWS UNION SUPPORT IN WAR EFFORT
The International Typographical Union publishes a war booklet listing 1,518 members in military and naval service from the United States and Canada, noting many subordinates not heard from. It cites 45 lives lost, $17,025 paid in death benefits, and 260,050 in liberty bonds, with union and locals totaling two million dollars in subscriptions.
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The
International Typographical Union
United States
Canada
Executive Council of the
Union
Union Tabor
Feed the Birds This Winter
Urges careful sharing of crumbs and grains for birds, warning quail may perish in winter conditions if people do not scatter food. Stresses conserving all foodstuffs while aiding wildlife during a crusted ice season.
Travel luxuries curb fuel use in conservation plan
Iowa editorials discuss conserving fuel by limiting travel luxuries while preserving essential rail comforts for infirm passengers. Readers are urged to switch some travels to chair cars or coaches to save power, with a touch of humor about veterans missing feathered transport. Gov Harding and the labor department discuss state employment offices in major cities to aid workers, funded by available appropriations.
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Kenyon
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Gov
Harding
Town Council of National Defense
Urick
Press Comment on Newspaper Errors and Political Moves
A collage of editorials and opinions discusses mistakes in newspaper reporting, the pursuit of truth, and the dangers of new political movements. It cites New York Tribune on misstatements, Successful Farming on labor parties, and editorials from New York Evening Post, Buffalo Enquirer, Omaha World-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Chicago, New York World, Indianapolis News, and The Courier on media, politics, and wartime economy.
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New York Tribune
Lfe
Farmers’ Alliance
Granger
Labor Party of Australia
Labor-Liberal Party of
New Zealand
Uecause
New York Evening Post
Hoover
Woo
Health and Happiness Epilepsy and the brain storm theory
Epilepsy described as a historic and cerebral storm tied to cortical irritation and congested blood flow. Commentary links seizures to famous leaders and civilizational stress, with questions about epileptic spells, diagnosis, and eye exams. Includes reader inquiries on epilepsy symptoms and odor of perspiration.
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Hercules
Bos
Caesar
Alexander
Mohammed
Napoleon
Peter the Great
That Will Do and Rejected Manuscripts
A writer argues over a lead's strength with Molly and the Author man. He changes the line from that will do to that's said as well as it can be said. A tale on doing work in the best possible way and the contrast with the path of least resistance follows.
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Bumimer
Molly
Buck
Lucky
Edwards
Ohio
Little Wooden Pig Finds Fame at Dinner Party
A neglected toy in a little girl’s playroom longs to be more than a mere prop. After the girl plans a pretend dinner, the toys host a party with the pig as the centerpiece. The mother and dolls enact a roast scene, and the pig finally earns attention, declaring it better to be noticed than ignored.
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Teddy Bear
Sach
Piggie
Ted
Birds Break Tradition In Winter Thrushes Sing Early
Excerpts from Christian Science Monitor note thrushes and robins singing earlier in February. Mild weather may trigger a shift in Seasonal music as De Heszke notes dawn chorus from December. Mason City Globe Gazette questions cost of expanding Official Bulletin. Chicago Tribune mocks delays in wartime preparation and Wilson administration gains.
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Christian Science’ Monitor
England
de Heszke
Ior Dundas
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Gréer
Dcember
Bryan
Ellis Parker Butler
Desmond
Aviation Corps
Creel
Prlitzer School of Journalism
Chicago Tribune
Wilson
How This Nervous Woman Got Well
A Christopher city woman describes four years of irregularities, weakness, and nervousness, noting two doctors failed to help but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her. She claims improved health and urges others with similar troubles to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Linex, Massachusetts.
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Christopher
Lydia B. Pinkham
Alice Heller
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marmola Prescription Tablets advertised for dieting ease
An advertisement hails Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless obesity remedy now sold in drug stores and by mail from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan. It touts a reasonable price and claims to reduce excessive weight without dieting or strenuous exercise.
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Associated Press
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Hartman, CO
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Peterson
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Treas
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Mgr
Waterloo
Iowa
Washington
Munsey Bldg
E. G. Dougherty
Marmola Co
Woodward Avye
Detroit
Mich
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