To Make Good Losses of War From the New York World
The article compares war costs from Edgar Crummond and the U S war college with estimates of 260 billion and 193 billion dollars The piece stresses the immense destruction of capital and the need for global production to rebuild It argues Germans must work with 70 million people to restore the world economy and warns against punitive aims that hinder recovery
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New York World
Edgar Crummond
United States War College
Germany
Opportunity Knocks Daily for Young Builders in Industry
In a stateroom discussion from Boston to New York a textile mill head says big chances persist for the young. He recalls starting with little and rising through effort, noting that today many opportunities exist while youth must focus, persevere, and apply genius to win top roles. He cites immense output and the need to work efficiently.
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Hoston
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Factries
Iwan
Fruits of World Suspicion in Central Europe
A Milwaukee Journal opinion argues that bolshevism gains ground not from delay in peace talks but from belief the outcome won’t reflect war ideals. It warns that arming against bolshevism spreads it and calls for a just peace with restitution, reparation, and a strong inclusive league of nations.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Central
Europe
Germany
Russia
League of Nations
America
Pelton Wilson
Reygn
Taft and Wikeon Ties Mentioned in New York Post
The item notes a long standing link between Taft and Wikeon tracing back to 1912 campaigns. It references Wilson era politics and Taft’s disinterested stance toward prime concessions while supporting industrial peace during war and the admin's labor reputation.
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Gald Taft
Wikeon
New York Post
Prestorm
Wilson
Paid & Cou
Rion
Taft
Sudden Grayscale Hair and Dentition Beliefs Questioned
An anatomist questions reports of hair turning white in a day and asks whether complete third dentition or petrification occur. He cites scant evidence for sudden blanching and doubts such cases. explains third dentition is misinterpreted eruption and dismisses petrification as legend.
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Dermatolgista
Good Samaritan Questioned in Minnesota Workmen's Comp Case
A street sprinkler who helped free a coal wagon from mud was judged by Minnesota Supreme Court as an employee under the Workmen's Compensation Act in the Nilenaber case. Chief Justice Brown dissented, arguing the helper acted as a voluntary Good Samaritan rather than an employee.
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Good Samaritan
Coa
St. Paul
Walton
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Nilenaber
District Court of
Karmvey County
Northwestern Reporter
Establishing Law for Air at Marus Peace Conference
A Paris drafted plan under British guidance would recognize each nation’s sovereignty over airspace above its territory and license pilots internationally. An international council within the League of Nations would govern aerial rights and navigation, with non discrimination among nations to curb future clashes. Aircraft and engine makers anticipate peacetime fuel adaptations and an era defined by aviation.
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Beattle Times
League of National
Paris Commission
April Awakening Sparks Lively Rural Cheer Across County
April brings renewed life as birds return and farmers sow oats and hay. The season lifts spirits, replacing winter despair with song and activity. Steps are taken to organize Indiane farmers for the growing season.
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Java
Ealing
Battlefield touring grows popular with troops in France
Soldiers in France increasingly tour battle areas during demobilization. A short leave system ferries troops to sightlines beyond their own actions, with Ypres Messines and Army and Albert top destinations while Borsinghe Wood 15 Bois Grenier Combles La Prie farm Ephey and Bousles also attracting visitors.
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Boldiera
France
Tours
Ypres
Messines
Army and
Albert
Borsinghe
Wood 15 Bois Grenier
Combles
la Prie Farm
Ephey
Bousles
Our Occasional Observance
A man will cost by the hour matching pennies but if his wife asks him to match dress goods there is a howl of rage and indignation. A mariner cannot thread the sea without a needle guiding him.
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Indianapolis Star
Perverse Critters and Pocket News Notes
A collage of humorous quotes and light items, including a farmer musing that harsher treatment of hens yields more eggs and a joke about unscientific care. Also features product ads for Cuticura Toilet Trio and medicinal pills, a tale of a rummage sale rescues, and brief quips about daily life and a WWI era soldier’s first experience with aircraft.
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Boston Transcript
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