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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
2
The Washington Post piece argues postwar unease harms growth and warns business leaders against bolshevik rhetoric. It stresses US strength, urges investment in rails, homes, schools, and industry, and says the nation remains bigger and richer with strong prestige abroad despite fears.
The article argues that liberty's triumph expands markets at home and abroad while not harming the United States. It states free nations will provide better markets than Germany and urges Americans to abandon foreign concepts of government, stop worrying about peace conference settlements, and work hard for prosperity.
The piece argues against allowing Johann Bernstorff to represent Germany in Paris if peace terms are declared. It cites Maurice Leon and The New York Herald, denouncing Bernstorff as a perverter of facts and a conspirator against the United States. It warns his presence would offend and that Germany remains unchanged outwardly, with the old junker network steering propaganda and demands harsher treatment.
A dated column frames Uncle Sam as a powerful guardian who defeats aggression, aids allies, and stands ready to supply essentials like food and clothing. The piece blends wartime rhetoric with anecdotes about caution and moral instruction, ending with a Hoover reference and a nurse’s quip about parenting authority.
The tale centers on a respectable young man forced to pose as a San Juan to satisfy his bride’s whims. He hides in a seaside inn facing trouble as venture minded women surround him while Mr. Woods with holds the full plot. The show drew New York and Chicago audiences to uproarious laughter. Miss Goldsmith is praised for swimming and athletic looks.
The 30th Ammunition Train part of the 157th Field Artillery Brigade receives a second citation after serving with the 82nd Division east of the Argonne from Nov 1 to 6 1918. Captains Northcutt Watted and Lieut Howard cited for exemplary service and cooperation with infantry. Brigades commendations praise fighting spirit and sustained effort through Meuse Argonne operations.
A Los Angeles woman testifies she suffered female troubles for years and could not do housework until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her ailments. She urges others with displacements inflammation or irregularities to try the remedy and notes doctors offered little help. She also mentions writing for advice to Lydia Pinkham Medicine in Lynn Massachusetts.
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