Pershing Views Stir Debate On Military Needs
The article contrasts General Pershing’s views with the War Department on future military needs. Pershing favors a standing army of 300,000, raised largely by voluntary enlistment, and supports broad general education with selective compulsory training. He argues for a modern, democratic approach to defense and emphasizes national resilience without partisan appeal.
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War Department
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Dershinrg
Genara Pershing
Gus Agaluat
Torvien
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Peeajiyg
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Hy Ramos
Rocvivi
Americanism Triumphs in Massachusetts Governor Race
The reported victory of Governor Coolidge is hailed as a tremendous achievement. The article notes that while the outcome is framed as a Republican success, Democratic votes were decisive in shaping the result.
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Hovarndh Coolidge
Massachiyaott
Ique Repubtiens
Neas
Irvineton Forge Closes Amid Coal Strike Fallout
In Irvineton the National Conge and Doo plant shuts down due to a coal strike. Over 100 workers are discharged, and nearby plants may follow if the stalemate persists, threatening regional production.
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Warren
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National
Angie Ana
Apne
Pri
Thought Man Message on a Remarkable Remedy
An unusual medical anecdote extols a panacea claimed to ease abdominal gas bloating and intestinal illness. The account asserts quick relief from stomach and liver ailments and mentions a salesman named G. Babbitt promoting the product widely.
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Ares
Tuleinu
Babbitt
Gleta Everywhere
Aus
Bankruptcy Ends Local Company Operations
The firm, filed for voluntary bankruptcy under Joseph McCormith and Brothers of Titebueghtat, says it was forced into bankruptcy after completing multiple state projects. Attorney John J. Hanglaey notes the firm met its duty on a road contract through Youngaville despite heavy rains from a hill above the work site.
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Joseph McCormith
Boon
Joseph M
John J. Hanglaey
Wightway
Youngavilla
France After a Year of Peace Reflects on Postwar Struggles
A Paris dispatch surveys France a year after Armistice arguing that wartime price shocks and upheaval persist. It notes demobilized troops, civilian life in Paris, stressed households led by mothers, and ongoing economic readjustment including wage, bread, coal, and clothing pressures. It highlights labor, import, and exchange rate challenges, reconstruction needs, and delayed postwar recovery amid expectations of renewed industry and stability.
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Noval
Mattopartner
Prince
France
Tony
Pranew
Paris iv
Mumeberry Womensraat
Lospitirls
Aru
Europe
Mani
Iss Royale
Dan
Vrouther
Germany
Poland
Prepared for influenza elicits old time remedies
Fragmentary 19th or early 20th century advice piece urges readers to fear contagion and offers home remedies such as mustard plaster and herbal teas. Mentions influenza, cold symptoms, physician visits, and self treatment with folk remedies as a supposed preventative.
Phosphated Iron Promises Pure Blood and Strong Nerves
Advert says phosphated iron makes pure blood and strong nerves. Doctors claim healthy, robust people show clear blood and energy gains after a few days. Availability in bottles and capsules through O. O. Babbista & Son and leading druggists.
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Babbista & Son
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