Congressman Bell Aids Ex-Service Men with Discharge Equipment
Congressman Bell pledges to help ex service members obtain government equipment due on discharge under an act. Eligible soldiers receive one overseas cap or equivalent, clothing, shoes, belts, gas mask if overseas, and toilet items. Applications go to Washington. names listed include many first and last individuals across several units.
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World War I Chronicle Unfolds Across Europe and US
A sweeping wartime timeline details Wilson in July going to New York arrival in Rome and Paris, Bolsheviks in Riga and Berlin street fighting, new governments formed from Belgrade to Luxembourg, and the League of Nations move plus periodic Allied advances and setbacks through 1920.
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Cost of Politeness Inspires Telephone Exchange Joke
A humorous remark contrasts politeness with efficiency as a speaker notes saying please to a telephone operator wastes time. The man who cannot articulate clearly quips that politeness costs time, implying sound confusion when words blur with numbers.
Temperance in Eating and Drinking Urged for Men
A brief admonition encourages men to be temperate in both eating and drinking, promoting self control and balanced habits for health and prudence.
American railroads must grow to keep world leadership
Doughboys praise American railroads as the best in the world noting their high public service standards and bold investment. They argue billions more are needed for tracks stations cars engines and safety devices to meet booming business while rewarding capital managers and workers. For information contact The Association of Railway Executives Broadway New York.
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