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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
4
The document details League of Nations provisions, redrawn borders in Europe, and Germany’s reparations. It covers demilitarization, Alsace Lorraine, Polish and Baltic adjustments, Danzig status, and wartime territorial concessions. It also addresses overseas possessions, German rights outside Europe, and repayment obligations to the Allies.
The document outlines postwar settlement terms: Alsace Lorraine ceded to France, Saar Valley internationalized temporarily, Danzig internationalized, and Germany renounces territorial claims outside Europe. It calls for Poland and Czechoslovakia independence, army reduced to 100,000 with conscription ended, navy limited to 24 ships and no submarines, heavy reparations, and vast concessions including ceding territories and colonies, demobilization, and creation of an international league of nations.
A condensed outline of Allied demands from Germany covers prewar debt clearing, property restitution, economic controls, multilateral treaties, and military occupation terms. It details debt settlement, asset transfers, and penalties, plus governance structures for occupied zones and postwar economic order under the League framework.
Staff Captain Malin recalls a Southern city street meeting where a wild youth sobs in prayer and a wealthy father, initially resistant, pledges support after realizing his son’s reform. The Salvation Army emphasizes aiding boys and girls who fall by the wayside and urges modest contributions.
Stafi Captain David Main of the Salvation Army Birmingham headquarters urges country residents to study the Army’s impact in cities and on rural youths. He cites returning soldiers, reform homes, and aid to down and outs, urging support for the Howie Service Fund starting May 1.
Parents of soldiers express gratitude for Salvation Army relief work as the campaign urges support from May 19 to May 26. The appeal emphasizes aiding returning and fallen servicemen, with the Army aiding wayward youth and families in tough times while stressing funds benefit broader humanitarian efforts.
An early notice discusses catarrhal deafness and asserts it cannot be cured by local applications. It claims a single method involving a “famed iron” device to clear a blocked Eustachian tube, promising perfect bearing and restored hearing if the tube clears. The ad offers five hundred dollars for a successful cure.
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