Our Homecoming Soldiers Face Postwar Realities
The author argues returning soldiers are not disloyal tramps but a cross section of America's skilled workers. Many are wealthier or business minded, with civilian trades ready for peacetime employment. While some foresee Bolshevik upheaval, the piece insists veterans will sustain the nation, with many likely returning to farming or urban work as agricultural needs rise.
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Wen
Europe
Holshevika
France
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safer Liver Relief
A fragmented ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel for liver sluggishness. It claims calomel causes cramping, nausea, and salivation, while Liver Tone cleanses the system quickly and is gentle enough for children.
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Dodson
Weewane
Weeding Out War Agencies After War Ends
The piece argues returning soldiers deserve priority in jobs, urges swift layoffs of war agencies, and criticizes Congress for delaying peace work. It notes wartime government expansion, vast expenses, and public support for sustaining productive effort until a peace treaty is signed.
Postwar government overhaul urged as war machine winds down
The text argues against a hasty return to prewar conditions and highlights a need to prune obsolete government machinery. It notes a public not demanding rapid change, but a vast amount of dead timber must be weeded out to serve new purposes.
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Orter
Navy plan backs three year naval survey for future disarmament
Secretary Daniels announces a three year program of survey driven naval development showing the administration will not rely solely on a League of Nations for defense. The plan implies US and Britain would fund most ships and enforce a future international police to uphold court decrees, with armament limits viewed as a difficult postwar issue.
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Daniels
Navy
League of Nations
Levene
United States
Great Britain
Darnlels
Saturday School Sessions Amid Flu Epidemic Strain
Public schools schedule Saturday sessions to recover time lost during the influenza epidemic. The plan causes hardship for sick or weakly mothers who relied on children's help and adds laundry and preparation burdens on families and their children for the following week.
Cleaning Leather and the Hebrides Inhabitants
Cleaning leather use castile soap and lukewarm water to preserve oil and keep it soft. Try carefully on imitation leather. The Hebrides lie off western Scotland. about 500 islands with roughly one fifth inhabited and about a third of those inhabited islands hosting around ten residents each.
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Scotland
Hebrides
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