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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1920

Page

7

Post Office Experiment Aims to Cut Food Prices

James P. Hornaday reports on a government test of postal space and routes to lower food costs. The study covers July to September, showing vast mileage and weight moved, with results suggesting the postal service could deliver food more cheaply than current rail or water transport, especially within 200 miles of large markets. The report recommends expanding postal conveyance and equipment use to improve efficiency from producer to consumer while preserving broader post operations. It also notes U S relief work in Europe, with Red Cross and Hoover groups aiding famine relief and international planning ongoing.

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Big Brug Users The United States Consumed Hidden China Drugs

A terse note claims United States consumers used nearly all habit forming drugs on China. It frames concern over markets and control, citing broad patterns without specific sources.

United States China

First Shipload of Reds on nia Admiral Sims accuses Daniel of Injustice

Edward W. Pickard reports on President Wilson delaying the return of railroads to private owners until March 1, urging Congress to act, and discusses naval awards controversy with Admiral Sims accusing Secretary Daniels of unfairness while noting broader labor and political tensions across the world.

Onnia Sime Daniela Sims America Ue Navy Daniels Ta Min Inter Howe Jocdnis Navy Crosaer Id Hla Admiral Rims Board of Awards Donleth Avery le Son-In-Law Bagley Washington

War Department Pushes National Guard Reorganization

A War Department notice urges governors to rapidly organize the National Guard under the 1916 Act, arguing federal forces should be used only after local options fail. It calls state authorities to overcome local opposition and align with patriotic duty to establish a nationwide National Guard force.

War Department National Guard Nuwifunat Guard United States

Disintegration of the Modern Home Across Society

The piece argues the modern home has largely disintegrated spiritually and ethically due to the Industrial Revolution moving work from home to factories, weakening church and family authority, Americanized immigrant children causing rifts with parents, poverty and bad housing, and economic emancipation of women.

Equality of Opportunity and a Fair Start in Society

A writer argues that after war the key to a safer future is social control and broad equality of opportunity. He rejects utopian dreams and self centered costs, urging guaranteed childhood basics: food, clothing, education, and opportunity as the starting point for broad social reform.

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Have the British People Gone Mad Over Tobacco and Over Smoking

A historical piece questions British tobacco habits citing 1917 and 1918 consumption and expenditure figures. It warns of the dangers of widespread female smoking and its possible impact on future generations, quoting Sir W B Richardson on a “physically inferior race” if smoking rises. It urges medical warnings to women about tobacco harms.

Tobscoo W. B. Hichardson Ware

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