Peace terms set by nations that bore the war
Washington dispatch notes that diplomats say basic peace terms are already determined by England France and Italy with the three premiers guiding the plan. It argues the United States will have limited influence on Germany's terms though gains fair treatment over debts. The article anticipates the league of nations requires Senate ratification and warns Wilson may not control the final agenda.
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Washington
Wilson
Paris
England
France
Italy
America
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Germany
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White House
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Stomach trouble relief with Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. L. A. Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports relief from stomach trouble and fatigue after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says improvement began within a week.
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Chamberlain
Critique of Washington Casualty Office Delays and Errors
A public condemnation of the War Department criticized the casualty reporting office in Washington for delays and mistakes in publishing army death and wound lists. The article accuses young war workers of inexperience and calls for more rigorous staffing and accountability to spare families further distress.
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Washington
War Department
France
Palace Nearly Fit to Receive Wil sons
A satirical and critical column questions whether Mr Wilson and Mrs Edith will feel at home in their former White House after their return, likening them to a pauper prince and doubting their receptivity to less fortunate friends. The piece mocks imperial pomp and the idea of a grand welcome in contrast with modest origins.
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Wilsons
King Woodrow
Edith
White House
Prince
Wilson
Postmaster General Urges Courtesy in Telegraph System
The Postmaster General issues a circular asking telegraph employees to be courteous to the public. He notes monopoly harms courtesy on rail lines and telegraph rates were uniform. Competing lines once vied for business with superior service, but with competition ceased the people’s satisfaction matters less.
Conservation of Labor in America and Its Costs
The article argues Americans wasted labor by uneven seasonal hiring in fertilizer production and farming. It notes March and April peak demand created shortages and delays, while November and December were slack, urging earlier orders and shipments to reduce costs and improve efficiency, a lesson highlighted by wartime shortages.
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America
Fuel Administration Urges Anthracite Conservation
The United States Fuel Administration calls on all hard coal users to conserve anthracite this winter due to influenza related production losses. Use No 1 Buckwheat coal alongside larger sizes and substitute wood when possible, reclaim ash to save fuel, and weather strip to cut heating needs.
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United States Fuel Administration
Middle West
Fuel Administration
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Cut-a-Cord Clubs Promote Wood Fuel Campaign
U S Fuel Administration backs wood for fuel in scarce coal areas. Belmont Massachusetts hosts a Cut-a-Cord club as a model for outdoor activity and social evenings while Forestry Service co operates to locate timber and prevent waste.
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Hese
United States Fuel Administration
New England
Belmont
Boston
Forestry Service
The
Fuel Administration
Buckwheat Coal Tames Anthracite Shortage Says Fuel Admin
The United States Fuel Administration urges using No 1 Buckwheat anthracite to supplement scarce regular sizes. Mix 25 percent Buckwheat with 75 percent larger sizes in furnaces and with wood as needed. Follow heating expert rules for bed, fire, and top dressing. keep Buckwheat in a separate bin for steam and hot air systems.
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United States Fuel Administration
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