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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
8
The annual message by President Wilson fails to illuminate key topics such as his Europe visit and interpretation of the fourteen points. The document calls for a larger navy, discusses railways under government control, and prompts Senate questions about peace conference reporting and presidential succession.
Among other bad habits which it might be well to curb is that of cred fulits. This fragment suggests a discussion on self control and personal conduct without providing concrete details or a clear event.
A young English officer and a Turkish counterpart meet armed and unarmed in a desert duel near the Gulf of Saros as ships fire and artillery roars. The Turks drops his pistol after a ten minute boxing spree and both men, exhausted, shake and retire to their lines.
A Spokane SPokesman Review essay argues age does not diminish service or achievement. It cites Clemenceau at seventy seven, Joffre, Lloyd George, Wilson, and classic figures like Cato Chaucer Goethe Simonides and Theophrastus, noting enduring vigor and late works beyond eighty or ninety.
The text credits Mar equis D Argenson of Venice with founding modern municipal detective bureaus in Paris and a police espionage network. It notes his role transforming Paris police into an efficient force and starting international espionage ahead of Franco Austrian wars. Carl Streher is cited as adapting D Argenson's model for the Prussian spy system.
A young author at a reception in Howells's honor in Miami notes Asterbilt asking for Howells' autograph. Howells replies he never understands why people are impressed by millionaires, noting lunches with them usually end with the guest paying. The author laughs, joking that such lunches help them become millionaires.
A censor torn cartoon caption notes Corporal is the regiment's champion optimist. During a Paris visit an air raid unfolds, and as Parisians focus on Taubes he remarks this air danger has a bright side. He tells his companion it keeps you looking up.
A proposal outlines installing a money laundering process in the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank as part of conservation policies. It suggests transforming 9 to 10 million dollars in cash into cleared notes annually to reduce reissue, with chemical clearings to be implemented.
The American Red Cross intensifies relief in Vladivostok for Czecho-Slovak refugees and wounded soldiers. More than 20 000 refugees, including 4 000 children, are under care, with a medical organization ready to treat wounded fighters and provide sanitary support.
Mobile hospital unit front base hospital No. 20 of the University of Pennsylvania was commended by General Pershing for courage under shell fire. Two Red Cross nurses were cited for bravery and devotion to duty in the action.
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