Reclamation plan to restore army rejects to fitness
Dr. Quale argues millions of American youths rejected for physical flaws can be rehabilitated in 1 to 6 months through medical care discipline and diet. He urges a mass psychology approach and cantonment training to rebuild strength and civic readiness for war and peacetime.
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Army
War Department
Wilson
Baker
Gorgas
Pomerene
United States
Congress
Ufe
Gott
Battle flag of Zeppelin sent to National Museum
The Zeppelin 1 49 battle flag captured near Bourbonne France October 17 1917 arrived at Marine Corps HQ and was forwarded to the national museum. It is a deep red flag with no insignia and came with portions of the gas bag and outer envelope. The flag was presented to Major General Barnett by the French lieutenant in command of the vicinity.
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Washington
Bourbonne
France
Marine Corps
National Museum
Barnett
Alleged Deserter Held by Greensboro Officers
Greensboro officials report Officer J B Current arrested Dewey Cheek at the passenger station. Cheek admitted leaving the naval training school at Norfolk on December 24 without permission, saying he went with a companion to another city.
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Greensboro
Dewey Cheek
Naval Training School
Norfolk
Cheek
Tanlac Restores Nashville Man After Long Illness
John Farrell of 222 Berry Street Nashville recounts a dramatic health turn after taking Tanlac. Once unable to eat or drink due to stomach issues he gained twenty pounds after five bottles, reports improved strength and energy, and says he would not trade Tanlac for any amount of money. Tanlac is sold by Hart Drug Co.
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Tanlac
John Farrell
Berry Street
Nashville
Farrell
Jack
Mr. Parrell
Hart Drug Co
No Statement Yet in Spoermann Case
Washington on January 18 efforts to sift out the evidence against Walter Spoermann held in Baltimore on suspicion of being a German agent were discussed by justice and navy officials. No definite conclusions were reached and the joint statement planned by the two departments would not be issued until later.
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Washington
Walter Spoermann
Baltimore
Department of Justice
Navy Department
Steamer Texan Arrives Under Its Own Steam
An Atlantic Port January 18 The American Hawaiian line steamer Texan, after a collision at sea last Monday, reached port safely under her own steam. It was learned that a convoying warship rammed into her port side, punching a hole.
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Atlantic
Ameriean-Hawaiian Line
Texan
High Point Woman Buys Liberty Bonds for Operation Funds
A High Point resident reports using Liberty Bonds to finance gallbladder surgery and details reliance on a drug product while seeking refunds. The fragment mentions medical concerns, a physician, and Hart Drug Company, with unclear product names and marketing claims.
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High Point Lady
Liberty
Cole
Hart Drug Company
Miutcus
Feeling in Norway Iii Anti American Sentiment Grows
News from Christiana reports rising anti American feeling in Norway over U S demands to halt exports to Germany without guarantees of supplies. Norwegians question backing Denmark while Denmark receives aid from America. Also notes American officers journeying from France to London faced shelling and air raid dangers.
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Christiana
Jan
Norway
America
Germany
Denmark
Bomb Adressed to Governor Intercepted in Transit
A bomb addressed to Governor William Stephens at the Sacramento mansion was intercepted at the Ferry post office in San Francisco. The package contained several sticks of dynamite and a clock-work mechanism. the executive mansion was damaged in December by a dynamite blast.
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San Francisco
Janes
William DD. Stephens
Sacramento
Ferry
Newspapers and hydro electric plants exempted ruling
A Garfield letter to Senator Smith says the administration ruling excludes newspapers and other industries operated entirely by hydro electric power from its applicability. The memo notes the exemption applies to those entities using hydro power exclusively.
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Washington
Garfield
Senator Smith
Georgia
Norwegians Question Danish Favoritism in War Propaganda
Norwegians claim relative innocence while noting American and allied preference for Denmark. They confront why Denmark is favored as Germany exploits propaganda for effect.
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Denmark
America
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