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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
2
Postwar reflection credits the war with binding nations into a stronger unity. It praises Allied cooperation, national resolve, and the enduring spirit across Britain United States Italy India Canada and other lands, while noting tensions about colonial bonds and monarchy.
A year after the war began the author reflects on Allied success and German collapse. Kaiser Wilhelm II. is drawn as defeated amid calls for a democratic Germany and a new world order. The piece contrasts Allied gains with German economic plans and debates America’s postwar role. It discusses Russia’s turmoil, Allied aid, and the need to reorient industry and finance toward peace while demobilization proceeds.
A historical reflection argues that autocracy has fallen across nations after a global conflict. It highlights Russia, Germany, Austria Hungary, Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, China, Portugal, and calls for peace, democracy, and international cooperation, including a proposed world court to settle disputes.
The piece discusses postwar shifts as war industries close and soldiers return home. It notes many workers lose jobs, while demobilized troops and civilians must be absorbed by industry. It argues soldiers deserve preferential treatment and old jobs, foreseeing price adjustments and a hopeful path to peaceful industrial harmony with fair labor rewards.
A woman recounts mistaken identity on a summer resort beach where she first mistook a Canadian man for Tom Campbell. After several beach meetings and introductions, romance blooms, leading to engagement and plans for an early Canadian wedding.
Bobby, a three year old, proudly wore eight new white shoes to visit his aunt. He strutted to show the spotless footwear but grew weary after covering several blocks. He insisted he was tired and asked to go home, despite his aunt's urging to keep going.
The Norwegian provisions department announces successful experiments producing bread with 20 percent fish content. Plans to expand the program involve cooperation with the state to buy machinery for fish mixing with grain to increase loaf size. The bread is described as palatable and satisfactory.
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