Cavalry Shortage Cost NATO Allied Victory Warns Advt
The remount failure and lack of horse supply hampered Allied forces in World War I. Advocates argue stronger U S cavalry would have forced a total German defeat, noting missed opportunities at St Mihiel, Chateau Thierry, the Argonne, and Sedan. The piece stresses the need for better horse supply and remount readiness to sustain future leadership.
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United States
Pershing
Great Britain
France
South America
South Africa
Canada
Australia
English Channel
Switzerland
Ludendorf
St. Mihiel
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Sedan
Forrest
Stuart
Pleasanton
Sheridan
Metz
Rhine
Germ
Rupprecht
van Galwitz
von Arnim
von Boelen
Germany
Kultur
Belgium
Lille
Lens
Bruges
Brussels
Namur
Liege
Mons
Advt
Lingerie Gift Ideas Highlight Holiday Collection
Lingerie offers a lovely holiday gift with gowns combinations and camisoles. Embroidered details and ribbons enhance silk crepe de chine and georgette pieces. Dozens of delicate garments appeal to lovers of beautiful wearables.
Furs For Christmas Scarfs at High Tide of Gift Giving
Fur sets promoted as fashionable and affordable for wives mothers and daughters with varied colors. The ad emphasizes Christmas gifting and moderate pricing.
Pepto Mangan Promises Strength for Pale Children
An old health ad urges parents to treat pale and listless children with Pepto Mangan. It promotes daily use over weeks to restore strength, notes two forms tablet and liquid, and emphasizes ensuring the product bears the Gude’s name to be genuine.
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Gude
Gude’s
High Cost of Living Commission Plans Daily Bulletin
The High Cost of Living Commission now under the Department of Justice gathers information from cities and neighboring states to adopt effective procedures. It will issue a Daily Bulletin detailing the scope of its investigation and price information from our state and nearby areas.
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Department of Justice
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad in 1886 Legal Affidavit
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo to pay one hundred dollars per cured case of catarrh. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses the declaration dated December 6, 1886. Claims the medicine acts through the blood for mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists.
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State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Pam
Holiday Wear and Lure of Fine Fabrics
A feature item highlights Holiday Wear including flannelette gowns and Japanese crepe kimonas, along with boudoir caps and fancy aprons. The collection showcases versatile fabrics and styles for festive dressing and intimate wear.
Commission fixes fair prices on staple groceries and clothing
The commission will target ten grocery staples five meat items and similar clothing staples plus a few shoe items. Prices will reflect actual material costs not replacement costs. A Fair Price Committee will be formed, with district attorneys ready to prosecute violators under the Lever Act. Two members will survey selling prices in neighboring states.
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Fair Price Committee
Washington
Slattery
Covington
Gregory
Louisville
Commission
The American Legion's First Convention Action
The 1919 New York Herald reports the American Legion's early push for a soldiers bonus bill and strict handling of conscientious objectors. It notes plans to aid wounded veterans, condemn leniency toward objectors, and require translations for political articles, all reflecting the era's Americanism and law and order.
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Franklin D’olier
American Expeditionary Forces
France
American Legion
Legion
Congress
War Department
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Boudoir
New York Herald
James C. Willson & CO. Investment Securities
S. Fifth St
Louisville, Ky