Impressions of War and Peace on Armistice Day
Former service men plan a reunion today of the 102nd ambulance company of the 4th Army. About 100 ex-service men from across the country will attend the gathering hosted by the American Legion. The reunion features a toastmaster and formal banquets as part of Armistice Day observances.
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New Haven Groger Kills Youths in Store Incident
A grim report from New Haven describes a grocer fatally shooting two youths in a grocery store. Patrol units arrived after a shot was heard and found Sylvester wounded. the assailant Longobard was hospitalized shortly after. Police investigation continues to determine motive and full circumstances.
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War’s end seen through Paris crowd and wounded soldiers
The observer recalls Armistice crowds in Paris in a vivid, mournful piece. A crippled parade marches past Place de la Concorde as shattered veterans and the scent of war fill the air, while a winded meditation on war’s true price frames the scene. The writer contrasts the peace’s politics with the human cost, recalling trenches, gas, mud, and the lasting toll on soldiers and civilians alike.
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Advisory Committee Prepares to Assume Interpreter Role
Washington report notes the twenty one member advisory committee set to translate public opinion for the Armaments Conference delegates. It will use sub committees to cover topics and will study editorial opinion nationwide and perspectives from labor agriculture industry and other interests. The group will consult public statements reports and questions while briefing the four principal delegates and the public. A courtesy visit to President Hoover occurred with Harry White and Eleanor Franklin Egan named secretary for Far Eastern questions. If convened Monday assignments will be announced after member consult. The committee counters total disarmament as impractical in the current world affairs context.
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Black and White Toilet Preparations Ad
Tonight prepare skin with water and Black and White products. Cleansing cream removes tan and spots then face powder. Black and White Soap and Cleansing Cream 25c and 50c available at drug and department stores. write Plough Memphis Tenn for year book and leaflet.
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Woman Overcome By Illuminating Gas In Home
Mrs Samuel Michalman aged 34 of 140 Oliver Street was found unconscious in her kitchen yesterday from illuminating gas poisoning. A tube on a gas stove was disconnected. She was revived by Dr Wallace and taken to St Vincent’s Hospital where she remained in critical condition last night.
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Letter From a Mother at the Argonne Crosses War Memorial
A mother in New York writes from a grave beside the Argonne forest, seeking sewing she made for her son. She recalls wandering among rows of wooden crosses marked by torn cans bearing soldiers’ names and numbers, thinking of one boy and finding another. This is war.
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Argonne Forest
New York
Bortl
Free Trial for Rupture Treatment Offers Risky Claims
An unsigned notice promotes a free trial of a rupture treatment claiming to work for both men and women. It urges readers to send in name and address to a bogus address and hints at muscle tightening and support devices. The ad exploits fears about hernias and promises quick relief without medical guidance.
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St. Adams
Infant body found in sewer well near Washington Avenue
Workmen discovered the body of an infant yesterday in a sewer well on Washington Avenue. Policemen swept the area and will continue inquiries as the city investigates the grim find.
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Washington
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Arlington
Uru
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Seus
Washington Avenue
Ninth District Club Continues in the Ring
Shaken by a Democratic wind the Ninth District Republican club met at East Main and Arctic streets last night and voted to give the usual Thanksgiving Eve entertainment.
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Five Injured When Mile Truck and Street Car Crash
Five people were treated at a hospital after a street car and mile truck collided at Third Avenue and 117th Street. Passengers were thrown to the car floor and glass sprayed. Policeman William Schumack was among the injured, serving as a guard in the truck during a tailors workers strike. Safety Week was noted for the week of December 4 to 16.
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Third Avenue
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Wiliam Schumack
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