Views of a Medical Officer on Army Life and Training
A medical officer describes Camp Sevier near Greenville as typical of new national army cantonments. He notes 30th Division of about 20 000 men, southern in origin, decent fitness but slightly lower hard-train resistance. He cites poor transport to town, censorship on photos, and the sacrifice of military doctors and families. He hopes rapid training and swift deployment.
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Greenville
Ystaated
Camp Sevier
Eamp
Army Morale and Discipline in Wartime Training
A report discusses the German war of aggression and the need for independent thinking within the American army. It outlines exterior guard duty, patrols, and the corporal’s role in maintaining moral tone and readiness during wartime training and operations.
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Terouins
Post Office Guards Against Sedition Expand Surveillance
Federal officials led by William H Lamar intensify scrutiny of newspapers magazines circulars and first class mail to detect any disloyal or seditionist material. Papers show the effort extends nationwide with swift forwarding of suspicious items to secret service bureaus while downplaying the threat level.
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William H Lamar
Post Office Department
Secret Service
Poland Denies Famine as German Claims Are Questioned
German officials deny reports of famine in Poland countering statements by Warsaw council and a Danish relief mission. A Warsaw representative in Copenhagen seeks food shipments, while Berlin cites facts refuting starvation claims. Mortality in Polish cities due to lack of rations is described as frightful and Poland still must feed the army of occupation.
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Germany
Geneva
France
Fruce
Melis
Warsaw
Poland
Warsaw Council
Copenhagen
Denmark
Reichstag
World War Costs Exceed Ninety Three Billion Dollars
The article compares World War expenditures by nations, noting the United States has spent about 93.8 billion dollars to date, with Britain as the largest single spender at around 22.94 billion. Other Entente allies and Central powers list varied totals, including France, Russia, Italy, Belgium, Serbia, Roumania, Germany, Austria, Turkey, and Bulgaria with specific figures.
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Washington
United States
America
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Canada
France
Russia
Italy
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Woman Fined for Feeding Dogs Bread in Dover
Milss Carolina Stiff of Dover Sing land was fined 25 dollars for feeding bread to her fourteen dogs. She admitted buying twenty pounds of bread daily and feeding the animals four times a day.
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Milss Carolina Stiff
Dover Singland
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