Australia’s case against Germany returning to the Pacific
The essay argues that Australia should not allow a German return to Pacific islands. It emphasizes Australia's wartime sacrifice, strategic concerns, and the need to keep the western Pacific free of German influence. It calls for a strong Allied policing of the region to prevent German naval bases and protect small nations.
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United Press
New York
America
Australia
Auettratin
South
Germany
Tresident Woodsen
Arverton
Austrelie
Pacific
Maine
Britain
Commonwealth
Gallipoli
Rich
New Guinea
German New Guinea
Gers Ry
Exercise and air key to flu prevention
The article urges daily exercise, fresh air, and regular hours as the best prescription to prevent influenza. It warns neglect or a simple cold can still strike, urging prompt action when illness begins.
Local News Roundup From DeKalb Area
Paul Keenan visits Aurora while Miss Butter of Sycamore visits the Peter Lalley home. Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Both. James Peiday dies. Mrs. Howard Hoffman and children of DeKalb spend Sunday with Sim Hoffman's. Mrs. Floyd Snyder and Inez shop in DeKalb Saturday. Robert Heustis visits DeKalb relatives Tuesday. Peter Klemm and Mrs. Siler in DeKalb Tuesday. Florence Buller and Bernadine Milnamowan in DeKalb Tuesday. School closes for a week due to widespread colds. Maybelle Jahnson visits Mrs. George Hoyt. Albert Thiel spent Sunday with his wife at a Chicago hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stowe and Fred Snyder visit Chicago. Barn razing at Milnamow farm Tuesday. Mrs. Hockstrasser of Aurora visits son and McMahon and Mrs. Malone visit DeKalb relatives. Mrs. Kane of Chicago visits daughter Mrs. Walter Kennedy. Mrs. McCabe and Mrs. C. Hensinger of Elburn visit Wednesday. Laura Simons of Aurora visits Wednesday. James Hickey kicked by a horse, fracturing a leg. Miss Mary Thurston teaching Mooseheart. Thomas Conlon found dying at home Wednesday evening about six. A doctor arrived. he died within an hour. He was about 40, survived by brothers Matthew of Aurora and Richard of Montana. Funeral from Catholic church Friday morning.
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Paul Keenan
Aurora
Mary Butter
Sycamore
Peter Lalley
James Peiday
Howard Hoffman
Childyn
DeKalb
Sim Hoffman
Floyd Snyder
Inez
Robert Heustis
Peter Klemm
Siler Wre
Florence Buller
Bernadine Milnamoan
Maybelle Jahnson
George Hoyt
Albert Thiel
Chicago Hospital
Thiel
C. C. Stowe
Fred Snyder
Chicago
Milnamow Farm
Hockstrasser
McMahon
Malone
Kane
Walter Kennedy
McCabe
C. Hensinger
Elburn
Laura Simons
James Hickey
Mary Thurston
Mooseheart
Thomas Conlon
Matthew
Richard
Montana
Hinckley Social Notes Brighten Local News
Mr and Mrs Stowell Jacobe of Syracuse visit Hinckley as Mrs Rim ennder Lee Biehl recovers from a serious operation at St Charles hospital in Aurora. Henry Hage undergoes appendicitis surgery at Waterman hospital in Greeley. condition serious but improving. Residents Mrs J P Evans attends Chicago funeral. Williams and Potter families visit. Greenacre family updates. Hinckley boys send letters home. Stewart family travels to Minneapolis for ill daughter Helen Hewitt.
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Stowell Jacobe
Syracuse
N. Y
George Rimennder Lee Biehl
St. Charles Hospital
Aurora
Henry Hage
Ceorse Hage
Greeley’s Hospital
Waterman
John Williams
S. L. Potter
Albert Greenacre
Louise
John Greenacre
Bristol
Mary Buerer
Sieree
Randolph Biehl
J. L. Stewart
Minneapolis
Minn
Helen Hewitt
Mabel Leifheit
R. D. Chappell
Rockford
Hinckley
Dick Deeden
J. P. Evans
Chicago
Malta man undergoes major operation at Rochelle Hospital
Operation Landis Jacobs of Malta underwent a serious operation yesterday at Rochelle Hospital. Update on his condition today shows encouraging news from the patient and medical team.
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Landis Jacobs
Malta
Rochelle Hospital
Family Visits Highlight Sycamore Reunion in Chicago Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burbank and family of Sycamore visited Mrs. A. W. House. A. Rodoe returned from weeks with his sons Arthur and Charles and their families in Chicago.
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Walter Burbank
Sycamore
A. W. House
Rodoe
Arthur
Charles
Chicago
A Great Overcoat Show
A dealer touts a large stock of overcoats with abundant choice. They promise quality fabrics including imported and American wool, all ensuring a wide selection for buyers to browse and pick from.
Hart Schaffner & Marx HE Overcoats from Aberdeen Outfitters
Hart Schaffner & Marx HE material coats by J. J. Crombie Ltd of Aberdeen praised for warmth and comfort with silk quilted yokes and inside windshield sleeves. Overcoats come in many fabrics, praised as stylish, practical, and suited for business men and young men, with velvet trim options and fur lined versions available.
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J. J. Crombie, Ltd
Aberdeen
Scotland
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