President Wilson Aims for Paris Peace and Rail Policy
President Wilson declares plans to attend Paris peace talks with allied leaders and outlines immediate domestic concerns. He urges Congress to decide railroad policy, stabilize taxes for 1918 1919 1920, and aid Belgium while maintaining military presence in Europe.
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No Such Word as Fail in Perseverance Motto
A motivational note from Girls Companion asserts there is no such word as fail. It contrasts not succeeding with temporary hindrance and urges perseverance, starting again, and acting on lessons learned to avoid permanent defeat.
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