Edwardes operation saves Wilson and rifts loom
In the hospital drama Edwardes performs a miraculous operation on Wilson as Sidney, K, and Carlotta cope with fear and faith. K gains resolve, while Sidney learns her lover’s true identity, and Joe faces his guilt as Palmer and Christine rebuild amid a tense street community.
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Edwardes
Sidney
Nat
Tyball
Wilson
Sabe
Holwerdes
Carlotta
Alfiney
Blitney
Walts
Carlotte
K.1
Ace
Bria
New Federal Effort Aims to Prevent Camp Immorality
The article reports that 3 and Immorality have plagued soldier camps worldwide, with one quarter of enrollments affected. It discusses Europe’s stricter postwar disease and inebriety controls and notes U S plans to emphasize prevention. A new federal commission on training camp activities led by Raymond B Fosdick is launching reforms including a training corps and quarantine zones to curb infections and alcohol abuse, while offering recreation to reduce strict zone restrictions.
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Europe
United States
Camp Evile
Federal Commission On Training
Raymond B. Fosdick
Felton Chosen to Lead American Railroad Forces to France
Samuel M. Felton president of the Chicago Great Western is selected to head arrangements for sending 10,000 skilled railroad men to operate and rebuild French lines behind the front. He will advise the Army engineers on railway matters and may not accompany the expedition. No further details will be released.
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Samuel M. Felton
Chicago Great Western Railway
France
Mr. Felton
Army Engineers
Gatd
Council of National Defense
Secretary of War
Lovett Volunteers War Service to Red Cross in Washington
Robert 8 Lovett, chairman of Union Pacific, offers full-time service to the American Red Cross during the war. A conference in Washington was requested to form a relief committee to prevent duplication and waste, with Lovett invited to chair. other invitees include Bishop Brent, A D Hodderup, George Pepper, Edward Butler, and John Moors as part of an effort to mobilize big men for relief and war support.
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Robert 8. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
American Red Cross
Henry P. Davison
War Council of the Red Cross
Lovett
Washington
Davison
Charles H. Brent
Philippines
A. D. Hoderpui
Grand Rapida
Mich
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Edward D. Butler
Chicago
John F. Moors
Boston
Red Crosse
Affulra
Davigon
Training Officers and New Military Schools Debate
Brigadier General A P McCain notes 49,000 selected from 200,000 applicants for three months of drill in new military schools. He compares camps to West Point, stressing training under strict discipline as part of the evolving army for selective draft. These schools aim to supply officers for the coming force and reflect the effort to mirror Hudson River academy standards.
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United States
Joffre
Atill
New West Points
Hudson
A. P. McCain
Army
Explosive Discovery From Mahua Flower Boosts India Munitions
Reported in Scientific American that the mahua flower yields acetone, a key explosive component, in large quantities. British scientists in Hyderabad found the bloom is ten times richer than other sources, prompting large scale manufacture and contributing to Mesopotamian munitions.
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India
Fred
Britain
Scientific American
Admiralty
Hyderabad
Ordnance
Mesopotamia
Still Very Much Allvs. “She has a past.”
A courtroom dialogue captures a judge’s retort as a character insists a woman’s past is unresolved. The exchange hints at moral scrutiny and ongoing social judgment within a legal setting.
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