The Right Course As To Russia
The world supports President Wilson's Russia policy. Allies will not interfere with Russian self government but will aid rehabilitation while avoiding troop deployment. Factions opposing Bolsheviks will gain backing, and new arrangements with Western Europe will curb Bolshevism. Russia must form a responsible government to preserve European and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Russia
Severn
Europe
World
United States
The Future of the National Guard Vision After Demobilization
The article argues for rebuilding the national guard and reserves as the backbone of national defense after army demobilization. It urges transferring surplus equipment to guard units, continuing modernization, and expanding efficiency to ensure a powerful, ready force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Bold Bolshevik Threats Alarm U S Officials
An editorial warns that Bolshevik emissaries may be organizing soviets in America to seize the government. It argues strong action is needed to nip the movement in the bud, calling Bolshevism dangerous and unacceptable while contrasting it with Kaiser rule and urging decisive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lenine
Trotsky
America
England
Russia
Illiteracy in the Nation and War Time Lessons
Former President Clarke W. Eliot of Harvard argues that the war revealed a high illiteracy rate among Americans and many white soldiers. He urges federal aid and coordinated action with the states to end illiteracy and teach English to foreigners, insisting parents and governments must do their duty.
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Clarkes W. Eliot
Harvard University
Almerva
Proble
Divir
Eliot
United States of America
Letters of American soldiers reveal noble knightly ideals in Europe
In wartime Europe letters from U S soldiers homeward bound reveal heroic ideals and spiritual gains amid fear of death. Otto H. Kahn urges collecting five hundred letters as a memorial, demonstrating America’s crucible, universal humanity, and enduring national spirit for future generations.
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Europe
Otto H. Kahn
Ruthers College
America
Georgia Baptists Launch Statewide Victory Cash Drive
Georgia Baptists mobilize over 300,000 strong for a February 9–16 Victory Week to liquidate debts of schools and colleges. The plan uses a Team of Ten with key men directing local teams to raise cash, pledges, or notes, aiming to wipe out $125,000 in sixty days. Headquarters in Atlanta, leaders include S B Mathis and John G Harrison. campaign urged across communities.
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Georgia Baptists
United States Census Bureau
Georgia
Georgia Baptist Schools
Baptist Fathers
Rome
Macon
Mathis
Lawrenceville
John G. Harrison
Committee of
8. B. Mathis
Atlanta
Great Baptist Caves
Volunt Ganize
Arch G. Cri
Flatiron
Carolina's
Fiorida's
Forest
Rabua
Tybee
Victory Scholarship To Be Awarded For College Aid
Scholarships offer cash and full tuition grants to teams and individual workers. Awards include four years of tuition and room and board at Mercer University and Bessie Tift College, with specific conditions on transfer and assignment to teams or individuals.
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Mercer University
Bessie TI College
Bessie Tift College
Mercer War
Beasle Tift College
Beastie Tift College
Texas Wonder kidney remedy and health ad
An old ad offers the Texas Wonder remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and other ailments with mail order, testimonials, and pricing. It includes a testimonial from Mia Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois praising Chamberlain's Tablets and notes advertising wants.
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Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louia
Adv
Soldiers Live in Box Cars on North Russian Front
American troops fighting Bolsheviks along the Archangel to Vologda railway live in small Russian freight cars during lulls from trench and blockhouse duty. The box cars, fitted with stoves, are called top ludhkus, offering a warmer if limited shelter in zero weather.
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Vologda
London
Associated Press
Archangel
Peruvi an diplomat explains dispute with Chile
Washington dispatch outlines Peru's view of the long running conflict with Chile. Dr Francis co Tudela new Peru minister asserts Peru’s rights, cites 1879 war, seizure of Tarapaca Tacna Arica and Tarata, failed plebiscite, and Chilean profiteering from saltpetre duties. Mediation by Wilson welcomed.
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Chile
Washington
Francisco Tudela
Peru
United States
Tribunal of Nations
Bolivia
Tarapaca
Tacna
Arica
Tarata
Wilson
Alles
Iquique
Pisagua
America
Garfield
Blaine
South America
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H. J. Rowe
Athens Weekly
Clarke County
the National Guard
Mission Hoard
Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home
Avanta Baptists
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Georgia Baptist Convention
Committee of Five
Texas
Banne
Mattoon
Mia
Robert Allison
Cos
SMC
Senna Rochelle Salle
Batergiven
Faroe
Toi Po
Lac
Bears
Castoria
Chilldhood
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