Four Ship Lines Free From Federal Control
Washington December 6 The Clyde Mallory Merchants and Miners and Southern steamship companies were relinquished from federal control by order of Director General McAdoo. Rail owned lines remain under railroad administration. The four lines had been under government control since April 13 under presidential powers.
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Mallory
Merchants and Miners
Southern Steamship Companies
McAdoo
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Daughter Visits in Steel Shod Shoes Prompt Profit Comment
A man recounts his daughter visiting from business college wearing shoes that cost 17 dollars. He quips to friends that seeing her steel hid shoes shows where the farmer bears the brunt of profiteering, reflecting a sharp social jab in a small town setting.
Sports in Abundance For Our Army in France
The American Army of Occupation will have plenty of time for sports with the Knights of Columbus aiding. Johnny Evers sailed for New York leaving a full organization to assist soldiers in baseball. Boxing will be led by Billy Roche in London to referee bouts between American and British service members.
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Paris
Knights of Columbus
Johnny Evers
New York
Billy” Roche
London
Dreams of Joseph and the birth of a new era
The essay praises Joseph’s fidelity and vision as a model for postwar times. It links his rise from slavery to leadership with modern duty and efficiency, argues loyalty to God amid social upheaval, and compares Hoover’s hunger relief efforts to a contemporary Joseph figure guiding relief for famine-stricken peoples. It reflects on prudence, work ethic, and global responsibility after war.
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Asia
Joseph
God
Egypt
Potiphar
France
Russia
Africa
Europe
Notre Dame
Paris
Pharaoh
Nile
The
Jordan
Beersheba
Hoover
North America
Earth
League of Nations
Joseph’s feast of plenty and modern famine relief ideals
A speech links biblical Joseph to global hunger relief expanding from Palestine and Syria to North America and beyond. It praises a new generation of Hoovers like economists and missionaries, urges preparedness and action, and cites Masaryk’s rise as Europe’s upheaval continues. It asserts divine Providence guides purposeful lives.
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Joseph
Nile
Palestine
Syria
Manitoba
Dakotas
Argentine
Hauran
Manchuria
Siberia
Mesopotamia
Asia Minor
Hoovers
Masaryk
Austria
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Middle Europe
Advice to the Lovelorn in a Baby’s Whimsy
A letter from MERELY INFANT CAPRICE to Miss Fairfax discusses a two year old girl who after visiting her grandmother avoids her father at home. The adviser argues such infant behavior is common, urges parents not to overreact, and warns against letting bitterness grow between husband and wife.
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