Health Service Warning on Influenza and Pneumonia
The U S Public Health Service warns this winter will see many respiratory illnesses. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges careful coughing etiquette fresh air and appropriate clothing to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and deaths. A new poster on health education is available free by writing to the Surgeon General.
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Washington, D. C
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
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Plain Citizen
Surgeon General
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. O
Government tightens subscription payments in advance
The Coatesville Herald reports a new rule requiring all subscriptions to be paid in advance with strict enforcement across the publication.
Witty Riff on Kaiser's Downfall and Daily Mottos
The piece volleys at the Kaiser with quips about his downfall and crown, then shifts to a pragmatic motto urging less worry and more work. It mocks leadership and politics while urging simple, practical daily improvements.
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Wilsons Peace Plan and Belgium Reconstruction Efforts
The article notes President Wilson travels to confer with allied leaders on the postwar peace framework and attend the conference opening. It also describes Belgium rebuilding on a large scale with German prisoners used to repair canals highways railroads factories and homes.
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Wilson
Old World
Ipost
Belgium
Frane
Germany
Suffrage Efforts Move Ahead Across States
As the Federal Suffrage Amendment sits in the Senate suffragists report strong state activity. Plans for ratification campaigns are well worked out in many states and several legislatures have pledged enough votes to insure ratification once the amendment is presented to the states.
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Senate
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Suffrage Victory and Looming Labor Capital Clash
Official returns show a 24000 vote plurality for the amendment in the state and a large margin to spare. The piece urges open public discussion of labor and capital after the suffrage victory, predicting a decisive, nationwide settlement through newspapers reaching home districts.
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
HARDSCRABBLE SQUIBS Showy quips from townsfolk on daily life
A humorous mash of local musings and gossip features Dan Breen denying powdery myths and others joking about hats, cooking yeast, and French pays, with playful barbs about shoes, shoes and paper conservation.
Red Cross Relief Aids Czecho Slovaks In Vladivostok
Relief efforts by the American Red Cross in Vladivostok help more than 20 000 Czecho Slovak refugees and hundreds of wounded soldiers. Dr Teusler leads a combined US and Japanese medical unit with a 200 bed base hospital and support trains.
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Vladivostok
Red Cross
Harbin
Charles K. Moser
Tokyo
Shanghai
America
American Red Cross
R. B. Teusler
Ts American Red Cross
Teusler
Orient
Postwar Congress vows curb on government spending
Following the hostilities Congress members from both parties demand drastic cuts in government expenditures. The war had seen lavish funding before November 11, but now scrutiny increases as additional loans are required to finance ongoing needs.
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Congress
Oklahoma First Southern State To Grant Full Suffrage
Oklahoma on November 5 became the first southern state to grant full suffrage. The move marks a milestone in regional voting rights, signaling broader participation for women across the state.
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Oklahoma
Mobile Hospitals at Front Earn Pershing Praise
The mobile hospital unit from base hospital No. 20 at the University of Pennsylvania advanced with troops to treat the wounded. General Pershing commended their courage under shell fire and noted two Red Cross purses as part of the special distinction for bravery and devotion to duty.
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No. 20
University of Pennsylvania
General Pershing
Red Cross
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