Delay in Reconstruction Pushes for Immediate Extra Session
The piece argues Republicans need an early extra Congress session to pass key postwar legislation. It faults President Wilson for delaying until after the European peace mission and cites urgent needs in military, naval, agricultural policy, railroads, utilities, immigration, and budget controls amid reconstruction and wartime pressures. It blames Wilson for national delays and defends Republicans’ push as essential to curb wasteful spending and restore normalcy.
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Congress
Wilson
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
66Th Congress
Te Wilson
Republians
65Th
War’s end nears as Liberty Loan urged for postwar support
Readers are reminded that while peace talks approach, massive Allied forces remain in action. Citizens are urged to back the victory drive with funds to support demobilization, reconstruction, and the necessary postwar policing of Europe.
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France
Germany
Aussie
Russia
Mr. Citisen
Sam
Rhine
Europe
Lawieseness
Gam
Rhode Island Considers Challenge to Constitutional Amendment
Rhode Island debates filing suit to challenge a nationally ratified amendment. The undecided move questions Congress authority to submit the measure and federal overreach into state police powers. The case, if pressed, could test constitutional boundaries and state rights.
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Rhode Island
United States
Supreme Court of the United
Congress
Supreme Court
No title found in wartime note about prices and sobriety
Returning soldiers note high prices deter drinking with booze now costly. A figure named Kateer dislikes Holland’s climate and contemplates where he belongs, finding the Holy Climate cold for him.
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Kateer
Holland
Recipes For A Day From A Historic Menu
A vintage breakfast and dinner menu includes Coddled Eggs Coffee Lettuce Sandwiches Cheese Souffle Baked Potatoes Fruit Salad and more. The block also provides detailed steps for Cheese Souffle Baked Potatoes Fruit Salad and Egg-based desserts with precise measurements and cooking times.
Dinner Stories and Jokes from the Quiet Corners of Playful Life
A collection of light anecdotes and quips ranging from a misheard wife joke at bedtime to sailors and a private’s ocean travel, a racial insult line, a pirateish Irish soldier tale, a polite retort about ships, and a jester versus king joke in a butter era vignette.
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Tom Johnson
Pat
Merry One
Ohio's 1812 Regiments Led by McArthur Kinley Cass
Ohio supplied vast war participation in multiple conflicts. In the 1812 war three Ohio regiments were commanded by Duncan McArthur, James Kinley, and Lewis Cass. Cass later moved to Michigan and ran for president in 1848.
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Ohio
Meigs
United States
Massachusetts
Duncan McArthur
James Kinley
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Taylor
War Taxes Spur Canal Dream Over Tunnels
A writer muses on war taxes and a Peace League, suggesting sympathy for pacifist ideas. He imagines Britain and France funding worker relief by digging a tunnel under the Channel, then proposes instead to dig canals to aid returning soldiers.
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England
France
English Channel
Probate friction over Juvenile Research Bureau in Ohio
Athens County Probate Judge H T Phillips complains to the Ohio Board of Administration about miscommunications with the Bureau of Juvenile Research. He recounts cases where delinquent and dependent children were sent to Lancaster and Lancaster’s failure to receive methods. The Board promises law amendments to prevent future misunderstandings and seeks direct answers to three questions.
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Phillips
State Board of Administration
Bureau For Juvenile Research
Columbus
Athens
Ohio
Ohio Board of Administration
State of
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Lancaster
Board of Administration
Industrial School
Lancaster Institution
Creamer
John Fenster
Maker
H. T. Phillips
Athens County
Pokowiodee
Wilbur McDonald
Obn Fenstermaker
Ohio Bag of Administration
B. O’bleneys
New Grandparents Home Remedy Boosts Family Health
Fifty years of relieving coughs colds and kindred sufferings is the safe surest and most pleasant remedy the King era family trusts. Grandparents parents and kids have used it with satisfaction. Sold by all stores at 60 cents and 1 20.
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Pee the Daily Messenger
Postomise
Sis
Ohio Select
Robert B. Ward
STERN
Fth Ave
New York
Estern
South
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Dr. King
New Life Pills Advertised For Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts New Life Pills promising to restore bowel regularity and calm stomach disturbances. The copy claims mild action and urges readers to buy the remedy for 25 cents at local stores.
Casualties List Reports 606 Losses Across Services
Washington reports 606 casualties on today’s lists with categories for killed in action died of wounds and disease wounded severley missing in action and other causes. Erroneous report lists Forrest Brown Captain Otto Kindler Everett Lumpe as wounded.
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Washington
Ohio
Forrest Brown
Lancaster
Otto Kindler
Everett Lumpe
Cireleville
Four Die From Gas Leak In Los Angeles Home
An entire family of four died when leaking gas filled their Los Angeles home as residents slept. Seven others in another part of the house were seriously ill. The dead are SaroVia Reules, his wife Catharine, and two minor sons.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Sarovia Reules
Catharine
Amali Boys
Yankee autos go abroad in January trade surge
Japanese buyers led all nations in American commercial car purchases in January 1919 with 273 autos, France 244, while Australia bought 308 pleasure cars. Total exports for the month were 907 commercial and 2,187 pleasure cars, costing 2,575,594 and 2,916,381 dollars respectively.
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Washington
Mar
United States Department of Commerce
Japan
France
Australia
Tion
Paris Newspapers Spotlight Harden Remark on German Government
Paris reports highlight a United Press interview with Mat Milian Harden claiming the present German government would be and should be overthrown. The remark draws major attention in Paris papers dated March 20.
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Paris
United Press
Matmilian Harden
Eatonic advertised as remedy for acid stomach and nervousness
An advertisement claims acid stomach triggers headaches nerves and insomnia. It touts Eatonic as a pleasant tablet that neutralizes stomach acidity and relieves indigestion heartburn and gas. The copy promises a money back guarantee and cites a doctor endorsement.
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Eatonic
Bio-feren Health Booster for Women Promises Quick Gains
An advertisement touts Bio-feren as a miracle health builder for weak nervous women, claiming two weeks to a vigorous body, clear skin, bright eyes, and stronger spirit. It promises dramatic results with seven days of a seven-tablet-per-day regimen and a money-back offer if expectations aren’t met, listing its ingredients and urging physicians to note the printed formula.
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Bio-seven
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