End of Greatest War Drafted Terms for Evacuation and Repartitions
The document outlines evacuation rules for occupied territories, preserving civilian and industrial assets, roads, and communications. It demands intact military stores, personnel, and rail systems, with Germany handing over Alsace Lorraine railways and leaving supplies for civilians. Reactions include Allied control of eastern frontiers, repatriations, and naval disarmament terms.
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Freezone Featured for Corn Removal Warning
A Cincinnati official promotes freezone as a painless corn solution. A few drops loosen the corn, lifting root and all with no skin irritation. A quarter ounce coats feet at drug stores, but readers are warned against picking at corns as a dangerous habit.
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Peruna credited by reader as life saver for exile auctioneer
Mr McKinley’s letter praises Peruna after doctors said he would not live another month. He says frequent colds from traveling and poorly heated stores settled on his lungs, and Peruna cured him, saving his life in a severe December illness.
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