Editorial on compulsory military training and national service
A Western Newspaper Union release relays a Washington editorialist opposing compulsory military training for youths. The writer argues for high school and college based training plus a strengthened national guard, warning that conscription creates a Prussian model and may not yield a truly skilled army. The piece notes division in Congress over Atlantic Charter and war hopes.
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National Guard
Inventors’ Council
West Point
Annapolis
War Department
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Delightful Gift Apron Pattern No 5802 Sold for 16 Cents
An appealing red and white polka dot cotton apron trimmed with a green edge is offered as a charming gift. To receive complete pattern and finishing instructions, send 16 cents, your name, address and pattern number 5802.
Sewing Tips For Better Craft Work
If thread twists use a needle with a larger eye. A large bottle can substitute for a rolling pin. Cut fabric on the bias to prevent wrinkles on ironing board covers. Place felt under the spool to stop silk thread unwinding too fast. Sharpen a blunt sewing machine needle by running it over steel wool.
Splendid Cough Relief Mixed at Home
A home remedy promises quick cough relief with a sugar syrup mixed with Pinex to make a pint of medicine. Instructions describe dissolving sugar or using corn syrup or honey, then adding Pinex, with claims of fast action, soothing membranes, easing breathing, and a money back guarantee.
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Bellans
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