Propaganda Debate Marks Senate Mexico Probe In 1920s
The Senate Committee on Mexico findings describe widespread agitation by religious and political groups over influences favoring Carranza. It highlights the National Association for Protection of American Rights in Mexico as defending property and personal rights while criticising American press agents for Carranza. The report notes U.S. secretary’s reluctance to aid Mexico and questions intervention aims.
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Mexico
Carranza
National Association For Protection of American Rights
Tranza
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The Storm by Ebenezer Pance
A verse by Walt Mason titled The Storm lampoons travel plans and weather’s mockery. Ebenezer Pance narrates that when one plans a simple outing the skies darken and the storm asserts dominance with dramatic, humorous denial.
Arming Against Flu Promises New Treatments
A Hagerstown Herald summary notes Harvard researchers developed B serum to treat influenza, greatly lowering mortality and post illness complications. Public health officials warn of potential winter recurrences and urge widespread precaution and informed prevention measures nationwide.
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The readable fragment mentions tension and panic areas and references warning about enemy plans given in advance. No clear person, place, date, or event is established. Further readable context is required to form a factual card.
California Syrup of Figs Ad Confirms Child Laxative Use
Ad touts Syrup of Figs as the best harmless laxative for children with a fruity taste. It instructs mothers to look for the California name on the package and to follow the full dosing directions on each bottle.
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California
Entertainment For Colored Soldiers at Mount Carmel Church
The final War Camp Community Service entertainment for colored soldiers and sailors was held last night at Mount Carmel Baptist Church. The Girls Club led the program with brief addresses praising the WCCS for uniting the community and urging soldiers to improve their condition. Music and refreshments followed, leaving attendees gratified to have shared the evening with the troops.
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Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Mrs 8 L Lupton Heads to Washington for Visit
Mrs. 8 L. Lupton departed this morning for Washington to visit friends.
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L. Lupton
Washington
Invited To Take Stump For G O P
Miss Howard Wight received an invitation from the National Republican Committee to speak in the next presidential campaign era. Senator Lodge recommended her after a DAR meeting at the New Willard in Washington. Virginia Nulton heads to Washington to resume studies at National Cathedral School with her mother accompanying her. Elizabeth Steck leaves for Washington to attend the Gine College during the coming session.
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Mma Howard Wight
National
Re: Ion Committee
Washington, D. C
Christ
Miss Wight
Republicst Committee
H. C. Lodge
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Willard
Virginia Nulton
Washington
National Cathedral School
Louis M. Nulton
Elizabeth Steck
John M. Steck
Eene College
Your Catarrh May Lead to Consumption Alert
There is a more serious stage of catarrh as air passages clog and the disease tends downward toward the lungs. The ad claims S. S. S. cures by targeting the source and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Camp Fire Girls to Stage The Accolade Play
Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds present a community event next Saturday night October 4 at 8 in the Auditorium. The Crusaders play The Accolade will be performed with music and tableaux under Miss Kern and Miss Russell. Admission is fifteen cents for adults and ten cents for children under 12. two Washington ladies will contribute to the evening. No reserved seats. sellout likely.
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Blue Birds
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Crusaders
Kern
Russell
Washington
Camp Fire Girls
Enie
High Death Rate at Confederate Soldiers' Home
Forty six veterans of the Confederate Soldiers' Home in Richmond have died since the start of the year. The home’s peak enrollment in the last year was 275, with 216 inmates currently. Most deaths are attributed to old age. Pension Clerk J. H. Johnson mailed semi annual Confederate pension checks totaling about $350000. He notes this year’s death rate among veterans surpasses any year in his memory. The state pension rolls now number about 10000, with roughly 10 percent of the old pensioners dying in the past year.
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Confederate Soldiers’ Home
Richmond
J. H. Johnson
Mrs. Rogers at Home After Visits Abroad
Mrs. M. M. Rogers returns from visiting daughter Mrs. Allan Emmert in Martinsburg West Virginia where Emmert has settled in a new home. Rogers also spent weeks with sister Mrs. Gwathmby in Norfolk and Mary Burns returns to Baltimore after a stay with Miss Elizabeth Steck.
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M. M. Rogers
Allan Emmart
Martinsburg
W. Va
Emmert
Rogers
Waynesboro
W. W. Gwathmby
Norfolk
Roanoke
Mary Burns
Baltimore
Elizabeth Steck
Doans Kidney Pills Restore Health, A Winchester Case
The Winchester notice recounts David Hamilton, a public school janitor, praising Doan’s Kidney Pills after kidney and bladder trouble began about ten years earlier. He used eight boxes, felt cured, and in 1919, at about eighty, remained healthy with no further medicine. 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY.
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Winchester
David Hamilton
Doan
Mr. Hamilton
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Chestnuts Scarce This Year in Mountain Regions
Reports reach town that chestnut season is near but nuts are few and far between in parts of the mountains. Local observers note limited harvests and dwindling supplies as the season approaches.
Chestnut Blight Threatens Local Trees Far and Wide
The blight has killed many trees of various sizes and will delay recovery near Pen Mar Buena Vista Springs and surrounding areas. Chestnuts may take years to be procured by the bushel after extensive hunting.
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Pen-Mar
Buena Vista Springs
Want ad hints amid fragmented lines
Fragmentary OCR text references a want advertisement. Readable bits point to an inquiry or offer, but no clear person, place, date, or item is identifiable.
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