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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
The document appears damaged and reads as a plan outline for Taft and leasing, mentioning Danver Theatre and Beta or Bregelne references. The readable fragments hint at a formal proposal or outline format with dates or codes, but many words are garbled.
The article argues for joining the League of Nations, detailing its aims to preserve peace, curb arms, establish an international court, and enforce penalties. It defends the Monroe Doctrine, explains collective security, and urges citizens to voice support or opposition to U S membership via direct action and public debate.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw urges a League of Nations as women recount the toll of World War I. She frames seven million one hundred thousand soldier deaths and vast suffering of mothers and wives, calling men to form a lasting peace for future generations.
Incoherent text fragment suggests a discussion of American policy aims and public reaction. It mentions the Senate and questions about a plan, with unclear names and dates due to degraded OCR quality.
A stark appeal describes dire conditions for Jews outside America, with Europe’s nations hit by famine and disease. Notable leaders like Straus Morgenthau Rosenwald Schiff Warburg mobilize American relief to rush food and supplies, especially aiding starving children in Poland and other cities.
The American Jewish Relief Committee and allied agencies have built a global relief machine with headquarters in New York. Expenditures exceed 2 million dollars monthly as campaigns seek 35 million to fund ongoing aid to millions, including Christians and Jews in countries across Europe and Asia.
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