Wilson Hoped The War Would Be Draw
The article summarizes Anne Wintermute Lane’s volume on Woodrow Wilson, detailing his patience and anger with cabinet members, his views on preparedness, neutrality, and arming ships before entry, and his cautious course amid major decisions. It notes Lane's diary-like notes from 1917 1918 and Wilson’s occasional discouragement in 1920.
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Coal Famine Triggers Divorce Plea in Lynn Case
Mrs. William H. Cleaves of Lynn filed for divorce at Salem charging cruelty and abusive treatment. She cites her husband’s failure to provide coal during the coal famine as a primary fault and cites related hardships in the home.
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New England Hair Dressing School Opens Wednesdays
The New England Hair Dressing Association of New England finishes its school, opening November 8 and continuing each Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 P M through March 14 1923 at Moose Club 83 Newbury Street Boston Miss Gilman secret 149 Tremont Street Boston charges a $25 fee for the course.
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