New Year Wishes From The News Star Readers
Our New Year greeting wishes readers calm reflection and time for work and play. The message hopes for abundance of time for love friendship joy and growth, ending with a peaceful passage into sleep and a bright morning sun.
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Open the door and let him in
Fragmentary historical prose reflects on nature’s laws guiding joy and sorrow, success and failure, and the idea that no man lives unto himself. The text opens with a reflective preface about inevitability and shared human fate.
Year 1919 Reflections on Peace and Civic Duty
The piece urges individuals to place community and nation first while acknowledging the war’s end and a hopeful peace. It notes a shift from wartime prosperity to peacetime agricultural strength and calls readers to be patriots and good citizens in the new year.
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Europe
President Wilson Ends England Visit Today
President Wilson is scheduled to conclude his England visit and return to France today. The note marks the close of a wartime diplomatic journey with broad implications for allied coordination and postwar policy.
Birthday marks for Bliss Sevigny Thompson Nickle and others
Gen Tasker Bliss born in Lewisburg Pa 65 years ago today marks a birthday. Albert Sevigny born in Quebec 88 years ago today. Col John T Thompson born in Kentucky 58 years ago today. William Folger Nickle born in Kingston Ont 49 years ago today. Missing in Action Clarence J Delahoussaye New Iberia La.
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Tasker H. Bliss
Lewisburg
Albert Sevigny
Inland Revenue
Canada
Quebec
John T. Thompson
Ordnance Department
Kentucky
William Folger Nickle
M. P
Kingston
Ont
Clarence J. Delahoussaye
New Iberia
Dr James L Barton to Lead Relief Mission from New York
Dr James L Barton sails from New York today heading the American Committee for Relief in the Near East. A veteran of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, he is a Vermonter educated at Middlebury College and Hartford Theological Seminary.
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England
Fance
Benjamin J. Keiley
Savannah
William Crozier
Ordnance
Northeastern
United States Army
Montana
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
James L. Horton
New York
Europe
United States
Methodist Episcopal
James L. Barton
American Committee For Relief
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Turkey
Balkans
Middlebury College
Hartford Theological Seminary
Harpool
A Miissionary College
American Board
Boston
American Casualties Reported by AEF Command
Washington reports AEF commander lists casualties with numbers in categories. Died of accident and other causes include Murphy F. Durbin and Henry Jones Jr. Died of disease include a list. wounded severely include John H. Williams and Leonard Gillis. killed in action Arthur B. Doheny. Locations cited include Independence La Church Point La New Orleans La Dodson La Lomranger La.
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Washington
Teaien Itt
Qcuigroe Pennedbeewsa Wied
Wowroe
Seiutan
Murphy F. Durbin
Independence
Henry Jones, Jr
Church Point
John H. Williams
Dodson
Leonard Gillis
New Orleans
Finlay Joiner
Lomranger
Arthur B. Doheny
Racing and Show Schedule for Havana and Boston Postponed
Winter meeting of the Cuba American Jockey Club at Havana Beach is listed. A Show of the Eastern Dog Club in Boston is postponed.
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Havana
Eastern Dog Club
Boston
Influenza Toll Prompts Call for Precautions Nationwide
Public health authorities in Washington warn the influenza epidemic is not ending and urge precautions as reports show outbreaks across the country. The piece notes high death counts and touts Tanlac as a strengthening tonic, with claims of effectiveness and sales, and mentions Monroe's Collene Pharmacy as a local seller.
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Washington
Texas
Monroe
Collene Pharmacy
This Date in History Highlights Notable Births and Events
Key anniversaries include 1491 Jacques Cartier born in St Malo first to explore the St Lawrence River and 1738 Lord Cornwallis born in London. Also 1914 Russians held the Carpathians from Bukovyna to Uzsok Pass and 1915 Turks in Mesopotamia sought armistice to bury dead and tend the wounded.
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St. Lawrence River
St. Malo
Henry of Lorraine
Duke of Guise
Paris
Lord Cornwallis
London
India
Francis Joseph of Austria
Imperial Order of the Crown of India
Madras
Carpathians
Bukowina
Uzsok Pass
Mesopotamia
Athletic stars who made the great sacrifice in war
A list honors athletes who died or were wounded serving in World War I. Names include Yale track captain John W. Overton, Frank I. Walker of Penn State, Princeton guard Joseph Duff, Ted Wood, Eddie Grant, Alex Wilson, Mills and Coolidge, Ross and Grant, Shull and Goddard, Curry, Tommy Spence, Chester Roe Howard, Paul Logan Dornbazer, Savage and Paull, among others from Harvard, Penn, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, Cornell, Iowa, Mon tana, Princeton assessing their athletic fame and wartime sacrifices.
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France
John W. Overton
Yale
Frank I. Walker
Pennsylvania
Joseph Duff
Princeton
Ted Wood
Eddie Grant
Harvard
Alex Wilson
Mills and Coolidge
Ross and
Grant
University of Pennsylvania
Shull and Goddard
University of Chicago
Curry
Vanderbilt University
Tommy Spence
Georgia Tech
Chester Roe Howard
Cornell
Iowa
Paul Logan Dornbazer
University of Montana
Savage and
Paull
Princeton University
Great for Flu and Grip Coughs Remedy Ad
Mrs M E Smith of Benton Louisiana praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a grand remedy for influ enza grip coughs and colds. The product contains no opiates and is sold by Chase and Collens Co Ltd as a household staple during prevalent illness season.
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Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Chase & Jens Co., Ltd
Cathedral Damaged in German Air Raid in Paola
One year ago today a cathedral in Paola was seriously damaged during a third air raid by German forces. The United States War Department seized the great piers and warehouses of a British terminal in New York City.
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Paola
United States War J Department
New York City
Pain Kept Him Awake Nights
J. W. Peck of Coraopolis Pennsylvania says he suffered severe pain and could not lie down at night after trying three doctors. He began taking Foley Kidney Pills three weeks ago and reports a wonderful improvement in his condition. The ad urges Foley Kidney Pills for kidneys bladder trouble back ache and rheumatism.
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J. W. Peck
Coraopolis
Chase & Collens Co
Turf Notables Who Passed in 1918
A year end necrology notes the deaths of Gen. John B. Castleman former president of the American Saddle Horse Breeders Association died in Louisville on May 22 Col Milton Young a Kentucky horseman died in Lexington on May 5 George Bowerman a harness racing figure died in Lexington on Sept 20 Louis Cella a prominent stable owner and promoter died in St Louis on April 29 and David Holland longtime Aqueduct Racetrack president died in Atlantic City on Jan 6.
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New York
John B. Castleman
American Saddle Hosre Breeders’ Association
Louisville
Kentucky
Col
Milton Young
Lexington
George Bowerman
Louis Cella
St. Louis
David Holland
Arc
Aqueduct Racetrack
Atlantic City
Baseball Necrology of 1918 memorials list many ex players
The column profiles Edward N. Gran and other former major and minor league stars from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, noting deaths in 1918. It names Jake Beckley, Oliver P. Tebeau, Silent Mike Tierman, Silk O’Loughlin, Jim McCormick, Jack Crooks, Napoleon Pardee, Chick Farrell, Ned Egan, W. R. Dickson, Larry Pape, G. M. Milliken, George Kaiserling, Frank Arellanes, Charlie Swain, and Harry Glenn among the departed, with brief notes on their teams and roles.
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Edward N. Gran
New York Giants
France
Jake Beckley
Eagle Eye
Oliver P. Tebeau
Cleveland
Mike Tierman
Francis ‘Silk
O'Loughlin
Jim McCormick
Chicago White Stockings
Cap’’ Anson
Jack
King’) Crooks
St. Louis Nationals
Chris von der Ahe
Alfred H
Napoleon’) Pardee
Kansas City
Toledo
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
Newark
John J
Chick’) Farrell
Chicago
Joe Tinker
Ned” Egan
W. R. Dickson
Lawrence A
Larry’) Pape
G. M. Milliken
Fort Worth
George Kaiserling
Memphis
Frank Arellanes
Boston Red Sox
Charlie Swain
Washington
Early Baseball Figures Remembered In Obituary Note
The item honors players who died while in military service and recalls Benjamin P. Latraw who played for several early major league teams. It also highlights Charles Lamar who posted a remarkable 22 game winning streak in 1907 for Decatur in the Three-Eye league.
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Benjamin P. Latraw
Charles Lamar
Decatur
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