Wilson Journey to Front Would Win War Suggests
Paris May 12 editor Paul Hyacinthe Loyson of Rights of Man predicts President Wilson as supreme war lord for peace by victory could bring final war decision. He emphasizes moral support from America to France amid years of strain and notes socialist divisions over an international conference with enemy reps.
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Joan of Arc Day Observed Amid Rain in Paris
Rain dampened ceremonies as crowds marked Joan of Arc Day in Paris with no formal procession or speeches. A moving threat looms over the Rheims statue as it is moved to safety. A correspondent urges American backing to sustain France’s morale in the war effort and hints at a possible Wilson visit as decisive leverage.
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Robbers Take $7,000 in Daring Poolroom Raid
Four men robbed a Richmond poolroom in the business district, seizing about $5,000 in cash and $2,000 in jewelry. Guns drawn, one man guarded the door while the others lined patrons against the wall. The trio fled in a high powered car, with a fourth man restraining the crowd before leaping into the getaway vehicle.
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Jubilee boy recalls mischief and schoolyard schemes
A boy narrates muddled farm life and playground plans with friends, noting long pants debate, skunk hunts, and a brick fort at the dry hill. He describes chasing girls, schoolyard antics, and a plan to build a dirt-walled wigwam while reflecting on family and faith.
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President Wilson to be Honorary Patron of Italy Day
President Wilson agrees to serve as first honorary patron for the Italy Day celebration planned by the Italy America Society to mark Italy’s third year in the war. In a telegram he thanks Charles B. Hughes and expresses pleasure at supporting the event on May 24.
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The Pleasurable Path to Life and Happiness
A reflective piece argues the best action is the right thing felt as happiness. It urges embracing joyful work, unblocking life traps, and becoming an expert in doing what brings personal satisfaction while benefiting others through influence and effort.
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When Sleep Does Not Refresh You
Weathered by fatigue neurasthenia signals nervous exhaustion from overwork and worry. Treatment centers on nutrition bolstering blood, with Dr Williams Pink Pills claimed to restore energy and ease symptoms. An ad explains pills, regimen, and mailing details from Schenectady.
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Fire crews respond to mistaken house fire at 80 Clinton Ave
Neighbors saw smoke around a house at 80 Clinton Avenue and called engine company 20 yesterday morning. Firemen arrived to find residents burning rubbish in the back yard, not a blaze inside the home.
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776 074 Tons Increase in Anthracite Shipment
IRIDA DELPHTA May 12 The shipments of hard coal in April as reported to the Anthracite Bureau amounted to 6 568 372 tons an increase of 776 074 tons over the corresponding month last year Despite several record breaking months during the coal year ended March 31 the April 1918 shipments are close to the high monthly average maintained during the year
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