How It Looks Now in France After War’s End
A returning American describes postwar France from trenches to towns. He notes shattered villages, rebuilt cottages, new barracks repurposed as homes, and farms cleared of shell debris. The piece contrasts tranquil American suburbs with Parisian bustle, urging reflection on national memory and responsibility.
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New York
France
A. DB. B
Alexander Woollcott
North American Review
Grand Pre
Meuse
Ourcg
Veste
Aisne
Montefaucon
Fere-en-Tardenois
Jueuigny
Vaux
Marna
Ninth Infantry
Juna
Argonne
Chemin-des-Dames
Javigny
Juvigny
America
Paris
Sobs as He Tells of Son Taking Fortune
In Montreal Justice McLennan hears A H Cahan describe how he granted power of attorney to his son O B Cahan Jr during a European trip, only to learn the son absconded and wiped out the family fortune. Corporation Agencies Limited sues Home Bank of Canada to recover 200,098 dollars, challenging the bank's liability.
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Montreal
Que
Justice McLennan
Superior Court
A. H. Cahan
K. G
Canada
Corporation Agencies, Limited
Home Bank of Canada
Forest use rising in U S national forests
Col. W. B. Greeley reports national forests see a rapid rise in recreational use, with summer residences and parks generating revenue. In the Angeles forest 1829 permits yielded about 22900 dollars, and communities are creating free or low cost picnic and vacation camps under municipal direction.
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Washington
Col. W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Col. Greeley
Angeles Forest
California
Col. Greeley Bays
Fsh
National Foresta
Col. Greeley Believd
Congress
Yalowstone National Park
Gallatin
Innis Aris
Yellowstone
Gardinar
Ehieg
Strange Malady Sweeping Haiti
A lengthy report describes a mysterious Haitian disease causing swelling and rapid decline, with an estimated 20,000 deaths annually. Dr. W. I. Mann of the U S Navy leads investigations in prisons and hospitals, exploring diet and possible infectious causes, while noting no definite culprit yet and urging further study and cooperation. The piece references Haiti's population, American occupation, and officials Col. Wise and Col. Dunnell overseeing research efforts.
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Port-au-Prince
Holt
Halti
Haiti
W. I. Mann
United States Navy
Austin
Tex
Leutenant
Masa
Harvard Medical School
Cauca
Mann
New York Tribune
Tony
Becime
Halth
Josin Nn
Halthmner Gbves
Dieter Mann
Hiaili
Manon
Horpital Corps
Vrederieck M. Wise
United States Mining Corps
United States
Lockie Fellae Natiente
Docetor Mann
Hultl
Man Keeps Green Prospective Grave New Cachde
Hale cemetery scene as mourners gather for a grave preparation. Day, a 60 year old well known citizen and teacher, ordered caretakers to prepare the grave, seal the stone vault, and fill the earth before placing the mound and lid.
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New Cachde
New Nar- Hale
Nemlo
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