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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
4
A discussion on postwar opportunities for veterans argues a trade or profession offers greater career security than public office. It notes returning men deserve consideration for skilled roles and highlights long term growth and independence over easy political appointments.
A fragmentary Milwaukee Journal excerpt discusses Taft as a conservative figure shaping labor policy during wartime. It notes his stance on war labor deals, government spending, and conservative labor organizers influencing reform and anti progressive movements.
General Aurelio Bianquet travels from the United States to Mexico to advocate a campaign against Venustiano Carranza. Roberto Gayon, secretary to Banquet, says the effort aims to gain U S recognition and weapons for Huerta’s side amid the Mexican political strife.
A garbled contemporary account references officials, associations, and campaigns amid wartime rhetoric. It mentions deception, propaganda, and political figures, with scattered names and dates, suggesting a heated public discourse on governance and mobilization.
A meditation on postwar disillusionment and desire for beauty and harmony. The speaker laments the scarcity of lovers of beauty and humanity and reflects on the tiger spirit behind human cruelty and ugliness.
The piece discusses Jeanette Throckmorton Norton’s critique of corsets and tight shoes, linking clothing to health and civilization. It argues that dress habits shaped labor in all seasons, but modern footwear causes foot issues, bunions, fallen arches, and leg cramps due to heel height and toe constriction.
Obituary tribute to Frank W. Woolworth detailing his rise from founder of five and dime stores to a proof that a new idea can create huge profits. The piece underscores courage and persistence as keys to seizing opportunity in the modern era.
Psychologists warn that unresolved injustices breed hatred as a moral consequence. The piece cites Senator Chamberlain accusing the War Department, then notes the need for careful limits on official-private interactions and emphasizes the Attorney General's stance on appropriate conduct and information sharing.
Miss Madelaine Dahlgren, one of six Drexel-Dahlgren daughters of New York, plans to wed Steginald Townsend despite her mother’s earlier opposition. The couple met in 1914, endured family pressure, and supported each other through World War I service with Red Cross. The engagement will be announced after they return to New York, following Townsend’s ambulance work and Dahlgren’s service.
The Chicago Tribune editorial argues the monarchies exploit religion to justify war. It condemns rulers from Kaiser to Habsburg for arming subjects and praises a republic advancing in Europe while the kings fade. It foresees divine justice and a remaking of Eastern Europe.
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