Southern women aid 1400 wounded soldiers at Hall of States
Mrs. Leroy Broun of the Southern Society coordinates welcome efforts for 1400 wounded soldiers at the Hall of States in New York. Volunteers from Alabama through West Virginia are scarce, desks per state are lacking, and many men rely on letters from state committees. The Sewannee House serves as a southern home center while Miss Elvira Wright and Mrs. Alfred Spencer support South Carolina and other southern troops. The War Camp Community Service also runs a nationwide employment bureau to place returning soldiers back home.
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New York
Mra
Leroy Broun
Southern Society
Mall of States
West Zith St
Alabama
Arkansas
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Lauisiana
Mississippi
Virginia
West Virginia
Commonwealth
Sewannee House
East 58Th St
Hall of States
Maryland
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kentucky
Vesas
Eas
Massachusetts
Kansas
America
Tates
Intige
Mre. Broun
War Camp Community Service
J. Hovertrees
Brown
Elvira BK. Wright
Charleston
8. C
Alfred Spencer
Broun
Memphis
Liechtenstein Recalled as Tiny Nation in Geopolitical Snapshot
A National Geographic bulletin calls Liechtenstein the least known civilized nation and details its dramatic transition from feudal principality to constitutional state. The piece notes the last prince abdicated, the creation of a parliament, suffrage, and a small standing army.
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Liechtenstein
National Geographic Society
League of Nationa
Delaware
Austria
Johann Li
Vaiuz
Paris
Leichtenstein
Bismarck
Liechtenstein: Small Alpine State of Flags and Fortunes
The article paints Liechtenstein as a tiny, largely autonomous principality in the eastern Alps with a history of military demobilization since 1866, minimal taxation, and a treasury kept rich by monarchs and dikes. It notes Vaduz castle, Rhine borders, and a culture of embroidery along sturdy, proud peasants. highlights travel routes from Paris to Vienna and mentions Count Zeppelin and Rebel Shackleton in passing.
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Liechkenstein
Liechtenstein
Prussia
Rhine
Alps
Lake Constance
Count Zeppelin
Austria
Switzerland
Martschwain
Schollenberg
Vaduz
Lechtenstein
Toth
Vadus Castle
Paris
Vienna
Shackleton
von Liechtenstein
Monaco
Marino
The Right Remedy For Bone Troubles
An advertisement touts Dr. Thacher’s Cholera Meinture as a safe, prompt remedy for summer complaint, cholera morbus, dysentery, and diarrhea. It claims gradual relief, soothing effects, and suitability for children, with a positive satisfaction guarantee offered through local dealers.
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N. O P. Russell
Andalusia
Ala
Jsconts
Liberty Calendar proposed by Minneapolis businessmen in Congress
A bill seeks a thirteen month year with 28 days per month and a new Liberty calendar. One extra day added yearly as New Year. leap years gain a Correction Day between December 28 and New Year. A thirteen month year places February after the current February. Summer would span four months. Weekday alignment would predict dates far ahead, holidays on a fixed weekday, and notes would mature on the same weekday. The plan claims simplification of computations and wage relations, with major holidays realigned to Thursdays and the year starting on Monday.
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Minneapolis
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