Colonel House Not a Mystery in Wilson Era
Edward M. House, adviser to President Wilson, is portrayed as a thorough student of politics, economics and diplomacy. The article argues his work on war data for a future peace table comes from deep study, not mystery, noting his travels, counsel to Wilson, and balanced character.
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Rules for Food Supply Control in Indiana
Indianapolis reports federal food administrator H S Barnard outlines three core rules to govern the food supply: cap profits to normal years, move goods promptly from producer to consumer, and limit future contracts. Licenses require monthly sworn reports and open books. hoarding can revoke licenses and contracts beyond set days are banned for most items.
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Food Administration
Washington Monthly
Statehouse to Be Guarded by Military Guards
The adjutant general announced guards will be posted at the statehouse and the Battery armory on Sixteenth street and Senate avenue. Maj. W. S. Stalnaker will command, with personnel from the state administrative staff ordnance corps and possibly new artillery regiment members. The move followed a regulation army revolver bullet fired through a statehouse window during the fight.
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Bound to Get There War Hype Prompts Local Debate
The Adams Enterprise quotes the editor claiming the army rejected him three times despite wartime duties at home. It argues the man should not face discrimination for efforts amid the war, noting he remains determined to serve.
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Back Cast Back Pain Cure
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a permanent backache cure since 1696. It claims daily use of three to four capsules relieves wrenching pain, notes Dutch origin and government charter, and urges buyers to seek the authentic box with the GOLD MEDAL name.
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