German health insurance urged as dangerous propaganda
Frederick L. Hoffman of Newark cites German compulsory health insurance as a failed system used for social control. He argues it aimed to subjugate workers, limit democracy, and broaden bureaucratic power, warning the United States against adopting such measures and calling for opposition to paternalistic policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Frederick L. Hoffman
Newark
New Jersey
Thin City
Hoffman
Germany
Mr. Hartman
Social Democratic Party
German Empire
Ministry of Voluntary Service
Christian Science Monitor
Fast Cruisers Sought For Commercial Powerboats
Detroit December 24 fast express cruisers sought for commercial use and racing trade. Commodore A A Sebants of the Detroit Yacht Club said hydroplane racing is fading and practical powerboats over 60 mph seen in Gold Cup races will yield to seaworthy fast cruisers for business and speed tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Commodore A. A. Sebants
Detroit Yacht Club
Commodore Schantzs
Bohants
Navy
To peepee Bk Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Box label for a cough remedy claims relief for cough and headache with a bromo quinine laxative formula. Ends with B W. Crove signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peepee
B. W. Crove
Kidney trouble not easily recognized advertises swamp root
An examining physician notes that kidney trouble is often overlooked by insurance applicants whose claims are declined. An ad promotes Swamp Root, an herbal remedy claimed to help, offering sample bottles and urging readers to test it and mention the Cheyenne State Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naurance Camponte
Ge Resson
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Cheyenne
Regional U S School Amy Stops Over En Route
The Western Uten region director Mr C A Stebbins visited Cheyenne en route to California from Washington DC. He spoke with J O Creager and attended by five regional directors and twenty assistants, with remarks from General Director Francis Commissioner Claxton and Secretary Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. School
Amy
Army of the Western
Utaten
Wyoming
C. A. Stebbins
Cheyenne
J. O. Creager
Stebbins
California
Washington, D. C
Francis
Claxton
Lane
Win
Hld
Washington
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
U. S
Grage M. Shepherd
State of Schools of Idaho
Pg Agenic Gy Aagies
Idsho
Weather Report From U S Department Forecast
Weather clear with normal temperatures. Mean temperature today 24 degrees. Highest 44 at 2:40 pm, lowest 25 at 6 am. Wind to the west at 42 mph recorded 9:27 am. Precipitation since January 1838 noted but totals unclear in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Department of Agricultura
Laches
Aviation Service Praised By Lord Weir At Exhibition
Lord Weir, president of the Air Council, praised the Royal Air Force at an Agricultural Hall exhibition of captured German aircraft. He lauded victories, training, and artillery observation, noting RAF supremacy, extensive night photography, and successful bombing and anti submarine efforts. He urged cautious commercial aviation growth with state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Gee
Lord Weir
Air Council
Royal Air Force
France
Germany
Great Britain
White
British Empire
Patraerdipahy van Gutsteott
Flying Bowte
Heligoland
Feet
Durazzo
Navy
Fnr
Idto
Jéy
Royal Air
Christian
Buckingham Palace Owes Near-1400s to Modern Redesign Tale
The article outlines Buckingham Palace origins from a 1703 Duke of Sheffield house failed to complete, its 425 purchase by the crown, and the palace’s later rebuilds. It notes William V’s dislike of the residence, Victoria’s 750000 front, and later alterations in 146) 1903 and a recent exterior rebuild under King Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
London
Wisen
Europe
Duke of Sheffield
Tewan
William
Victoria
King Degree
Death Notice From Ghent Declares Kaiser Dead
Belgians publish a mock funeral notice proclaiming the death of former German ruler Wilhelm II. The satirical piece, printed with a black border, lists the Kaiser as a tyrant and thief and names Allied leaders and industrials in a bitter anti Prussian protest.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ghent
Belgium
William Hohenzollern
Charles Winsel
aAlbert
Elizabeth
Leopold
Charles
Marie-Jose
Wallonia
Clubs Seek Roth in 1919 Trade Talks
Six clubs including Detroit New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago and Boston pursue Cleveland outfielder Bobby Roth as President Dyno vows to trade him before the 1919 season. Dunn insists on returning playing strength rather than cash and will not consider such an offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bobby Roth
Dyno
Roth
Dunn
Detroit
New York
Phlladelphia
Washington
Chicago
Boston
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Couls Health Insurance
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Weather Report
Eariritigh
Lord Welk
First National Bank
Guilifot
Fritz
Admiral von Kfisch
von Tirpitz
Krupp
Allies Brothers
Alsace-Lorraine
Militardn
WSS
Liberty
Ait Mi
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