United States and World in 1919 Review of Turbulent Year
Europe remade after World War I with new states, border disputes, and the League of Nations debated. In the United States, labor unrest, Prohibition, suffrage, and political battles shaped a turbulent transition from war to peace.
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World
Europe
Fermant
United States
Donald F. Niggs
Paris
United States Senate
League of Nations
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Czech
Jugoslav
Johor
Legdera
Peace Congress
Suepremé War Council
Wilson
Lansing
Great Britain
France
Italy
Marshal Foch
Russia
Clemenceau
Unaninaya
Japan
League of Nations Commission
Executive Council
Congress
Washington
Boston
Adriatic
Fiume
Marshall and
Caroline Islands
Germany
Council of Ten
League of Nation
Upsumois
Council of Four
Kian-Chau
Ching
Equator
Versailles
Council of Cour
Lioy@ George
Lloyd George
Ebert
Council of Five
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Ale
Shantung
Senate
League
Altehcock
Lenin
Trotsky
Roumania
Ita
Berlin
Carl Liebknecht
Spartacans
Rosa Luxemburg
Weimar
Ignace Dan Paderewski
Pilsudski
Demoski
Korea
Egypt
Mr. Churchill
Vienna
Doctor Renner
Count Karoly
Orlando
Francesco Nitti
Scheldeummun
Gustav Adolph Bauer
Iabor
Gettiuo
Bela Kun
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Viscount French
Leutenant
Yudenitch
Bolsheviats
Petrograd
Yuflenltch
Esthenian
Omsk
Kolchak
Zara
Dalmatia
State Department
Gregory
A. Mitchell Palmer
Walker D. Hines
William G. McAdoo
Victor L. Berger
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
House
House of Representatives
Gillett
Massachusetts
Cummins
Iowa
Nquor
American Expeditionary Forces
Pershing
New York
Cardinal Mercier
Albert
Elizabeth
Belghum
Prince of Wales
Wison
United States Supreme Court
War Labor Board
South America
Argentina
Peru
Seattle
Ole Hanson
New England
Building Employers’ Association of Chicago
Department of Justice
Anderson
Indianapollia
Fuel Administration
Minera
Mexico
Tampico
United States Army
Carranza
Para
Puebla
Hin
Jenkins
Cupid
Dirigutes
Tuller
United States Navy
Trepassig Bay
Newfoundland
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Atlantic
Harry G. Rawker
Mackenzie Grieve
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Edinburgh
Roland Rhotts
San Francisco
Alexander Pearson
Ross Smith
England
Port Darwin
Australia
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
George F. von Bertling
J. Franklin Bell
U.S. A
Charles Wyndham
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
Wilfried Laurier
Canada
William P. Borland
Missouri
Mary Walker
George S. Edmunds
Vermont
Ametin
Barr
William Crookes
Sidney Drew
Jules Vedrines
Edward Payson Cull
Philadelphia
New Yorks
Robert Bacon
Frances
Manuel Franco
Paraguay
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Janes A. Tuwney
Minnesota
Ernest Lister
Anna Bowared Shaw
National Women's Suffrage Association
Sir Gideward John Poyover
The
Royal Academy
Oscar Hammerstein
Andrew Carnegs
Louis Betha
Union of South Africas
Baron Charles Willsin Beresford
John Mitchell
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapit Transit Company
Adelina Patt
William Waldorf Astor
Alfred T. Ringling
Wirens Family
Bila Wheeler Wilcox
J. D. Bell
Thoms & Martin
Virginia
Henry Clay Frick
Food for the convalescent from a household guide
An instructional fragment outlines light, easily digested dishes for a convalescent household. Recipes include Egg Soup with yolk and milk, Baked Apple stuffed with raisins, Currant variation, Tomato Toast, Pineapple Pudding, Rice Pudding, and Prune Whip. Each item describes basic steps and simple garnishes suitable for recovery.
Seasonal Goodies and Cakes From the Family Table
Recipes for Orange Cake Cranberry Cake Chocolate Potato Cake and Eggless Fruit Cake from a home kitchen. Instructions list sugar eggs flour and flavorings with steps and baking times for layered and loaf cakes, highlighting festive winter treats and dessert ideas for gatherings.
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