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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
3
Henry White of the American delegation to the peace congress is described as the most familiar with diplomacy. He has long been connected with the American embassy in London and later served as ambassador to Italy and France.
Georges Clemenceau, premier of France, is elected president of the peace congress in recognition of his ability and as a tribute to France. Widely known as the “Tiger,” he has long been a staunch defender of democracy.
Jules Cambon is regarded as an especially valuable member of the French peace delegation due to his roles as French ambassador to both America and Germany. His appointment was particularly pleasing to the American delegation.
The London Times editorial argues that peace terms for the war will take time to settle. It suggests that Germany may protest and demand changes, with a staged approach before a definite plan can be concluded.
Delegates push to make armed conflicts in the future harder by agreeing on broad principles for a machinery to prevent war. The United States, Britain, France, Italy, and others aim for a common framework tied to Hague conventions, with details to follow and no sudden shift before Wilson's return.
The January 26 Sunday School lesson from the Booey Bible Institute of Chicago outlines Exodus 14 with notes on Israel’s miraculous escape, the pillar of cloud and fire, and the Red Sea crossing. It discusses faith, obedience, and the Lord’s presence guiding and protecting his people, ending with the Song of Triumph on the shore.
A reflective passage on strength and virtue. It asserts that bearing others crosses, independence from others, ethical effectiveness, and the ability to suffer enable saving. Sympathy and solitude serve as tools of strength, with a closing quote linking struggle to growth and a note on the helper role of adversity.
A jumble of vintage ad lines promotes Garfield Tea for health, Cuticura for scalp care and soap, and daily toilet routines. Quotations from Out of the Question and a Boston Globe joke blend health, beauty, and witty social exchanges in a newspaper snippet.
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