Public Release of League Covenant Text
The revised covenant of the League of Nations, presented at Paris, is published by the State Department. It lists thirty-one original members including nations that declared war on Germany, with new entrants Czecho Slovakia and Poland, and invited states Denmark Sweden Norway Spain Persia and several American republics.
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Washington
League of Nations
Paris
State Department
Ile
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Spain
Persia
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Paraguay
Salvador
Venezuela
Mexico
League
Wilson
United States
Senate
Ninety-First's Great Record at Cheyenne Front
Veterans from the BO2nd regiment of the Dist division, recently returning from France, report casualties totaling 44 killed, 27 missing, and 28 wounded with 12 officers and 2,400 enlisted men captured. Artillery pieces and machine guns seized accompany a front advance of 21.12 miles.
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Argonne
Belen
Cheyenne
Baker Sails for Home Brest Maritime Note
American secretary of war Newton D. Took a Sunday halt to consider U S military commitments abroad while the crew of the Baker sails toward home amid tensions with Brest and Gragaport George Willington.
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Brest
Newton D. Taker
United States
Gragaport
George Wilelington
Italy Delegation And Withdrawals In Conference Process
Fragmentary text notes Italy not withdrawn while some male delegation members left. Some countries including Holly absent from formal withdrawal but participation uncertain in conference commissions.
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Italy
Marke
American Cemetery Dedication Speech by Hoover in France
An American military cemetery near Nevers in the Nièvre department was dedicated on Sunday. President Herbert Hoover delivered the principal address at the Mes Vue site, with ceremony marking the memorial.
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Mes Vou
Pinjee
Nevers
Department of Nievie
Herbert Hoover
Wyoming Notes Sketch Local Life and War Efforts
Brief items from across Wyoming cover events in Casper Burns Kemmerer and Lusk. Citizens face city street renumbering, new school plans and housing ventures, crime and insanity checks, a morphine seizure in Casper, a pancake trek 14 miles to town, a Casper suicide, a plane order by T M Danielsias, oil-field trucking growth, and a wartime fundraising total of 25,487,214.25 across Liberty Bonds and drives.
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Satelope
Burns
Casper
Wyoming
Charles Hughes
Kemmerer
A. D. Monger
Caspers Paradise
Richard King
Laramie
Home Building Company
Lusk
Etta Whitaker
Cody
Cowtown
Aiso Ds
Tt. M. Danielsias
Manville
Lpice Creek
Cheyenne
Liberty Law
War Bay
Salvation Army
United War Work Campaign
Deliberations on War Garden Turned Conference
A quip notes a husband who planned a war garden last summer but interrupted by hosting conventions, turning the effort into a conference as the neighborhood crowds dictated events.
What Did Mary Meant Mary-What Are You Doing
Conversation fragments show two women Mary and Mirle discussing daily routines and a man who may have gone to Prante Orquge eel, with unclear context and names.
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Mary
Orquge
Vagaries of Evening Dress After War Fashion Returns
After the war, American women embrace elegant evening wear with restraint and flourish. Ostrich feather fans in black and white, long draped gowns, and jet adornments appear, with Worth of Paris guiding chic lines and backless bodices veiled by sashes.
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Worth
Paris
Dry-Cleaning Chinchilla Coat Instructions
Advice on cleaning a chinchilla coat using a wall-brush and magnesia. Rub the brush loaded with magnesia over the fur thoroughly to remove all dirt and grime.
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Chinchilla
Printed Georgette Blouses Offer Simple Youthful Styles
Georgette blouses in printed georgette and printed voile present easy to sew designs with minimal decoration. The left model features a light blue overprint with beaded touches and a narrow white net front panel. The right model shows a large floral pattern with a wide white plaited collar and black ribbon finish, extending georgette below the waist.
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Kesliea
Newest Bash Ribbon Belt with Red Lu Bow Detail
The description notes a new aaah for wear featuring closely plaited ribbon along the upper and lower belt edges. At the back, the ribbon ends form a red lu bow, suggested for indoor and evening frocks.
Disobedience and Fall Lessons From Genesis 3
A study outlines temptation in Genesis 3, the Fall’s steps, and its consequences. It links free will, Satan’s deceptions, and Eve’s disobedience to humanity’s estrangement from God, the serpent’s degradation, and the enduring enmity between seed lines, culminating in mortality and exile from Eden.
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Eve
Adam
Christ
Satan
Earth
Exercise Is Necessary for Body and Soul
Quotation from Henry Drummond on the need to exercise both arm and soul. It argues absence of physical exercise leads to weak muscles and lack of moral strength, vigor, and spiritual beauty. Applies a moral benefit to disciplined habit and character building.
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Henry Drummond
Bermon Crowded Out Sermon Jeer at Large Church Fun
A reader denounces large city churches claiming they crowd out the smaller church and its sermons. The letter mocks preludes interludes and deludes praising grand music and pomp over preaching.
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Bermon
Uute
Joy la to Obey the Lawa in Heaven’s Store
Fragmentary text references Joy, law obedience, and a figure named William Weller. The readable segments imply a thematic connection between heavenly stores, law observance, and personal names without a clear event or outcome.
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Sherry
William Welle
Sailors Lay Ghosts on a Dark Destroyer Deck
In the Lon- don Mail a lieutenant recalls a night watch aboard a destroyer. A surgeon probationer is found crawling near the after gun bandstand, claiming he is “saying a ghost.” The tale explains that shipboard ghosts are in fact unaccounted noises from loose fittings and vibration, solvable only by locating and fixing the cause.
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Heutenart
Probationer
Leutenant
Walter
Wrought Iron From Ore Process Claims Cost Reduction
A California metallurgist reports producing wrought iron directly from ore using petroleum as fuel. Ore ground to pass a sixteen mesh sieve is mixed with heavy oil and formed into 150 pound cylinders. The cylinders are heated to the iron welding point, then compressed into blooms with slag from lithic rock. A reducing atmosphere is maintained to prevent reoxidation, and the bloom is compressed before removal from the furnace. Heating and reduction take four to five hours.
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California
Generous Royal Gambler Reveals Hidden Fortune Tale
A famed tale from Mr Thiselton-Dyer recounts a plainly dressed arranger at a faro table who, after an extraordinary run of luck, breaks the bank. An Austrian, elated by the stranger's gains, offers a twentieth share, which the gambler accepts, later revealed to be the king of Prussia in disguise.
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Thiselton-Dyer
Georvant
Prussia
Sympathy as a Fine Art
A fragment discusses sympathy as a fine art that should enrich and strengthen, not impoverish or despair the friend in trouble. It argues true sympathy offers hope and uplift, guiding rather than comforting with pity or weak sentiment.
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Bert Ache
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