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War education in public schools argues for understanding causes
A Cleveland educational article urges teaching the war's meaning across subjects. It notes students becoming voters and soldiers and calls for comprehensive civic schooling, including history and geography, to understand causes, effects, and international context without propaganda.
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Increasing Understanding of Key Associated Subjects
The statement notes that widespread understanding of these associated subjects is of inestimable importance to the United States, stressing the need for broad awareness and informed public discourse.
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Britain’s plan for postwar soldier reintegration
The article notes that 400000 British soldiers have been discharged and largely returned to prior employment, with two thirds rejoining old employers. It argues Britain has a complete plan for economic replacement and urges the same approach be adopted elsewhere.
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Great Britain
Russia
Boxing instructors appointed for army camps
The commission on training camp activities notes a link between boxing and bayonet work. It calls boxing a manly art used to help fight a nation that invented poison gas and fears bayonet and fist.
New York Woman Lists Occupation as Housewife in Registration
A New York woman explains that when registering to vote she had no occupation other than working constantly and was recorded as a housewife by the authorities.
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Cantigny Speech Predicts Grim War Progress
A wartime observer quotes a Allen street remark describing future U S military actions. The speaker envisions a sequence of progressively severe blows to German forces culminating in a decisive strike next year.
New Horse Trough Leads Public Square in Winnings
In Winnings Indiana a new horse trough is installed in the public square. It is described as a regular drinking trough without any nozzle for flivvers.
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Warnings and Woes in Wartime Rhetoric and Local Happenings
A collage of wartime warnings against self harm and attempts at suicide, social commentary on alcohol and tobacco, plus local notes from New Castle about shortages, brewing, battles, and civic events. Mentions Douglas Malloch, Kaisers, Poles, Eagles, and Shenango Valley Hospital training.
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Bolshevik Opposition Sparks Socialist Party Expulsion Threat
Officials of the American Socialist party threaten expulsion for any American who opposes the Russian Bolsheviks. The remark comes amid tensions within the party as dissent grows.
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Desperate Teen Seeks Higher Allowance to Cope with Rising Costs
An eighteen year old New York girl argues that $12,500 a year is insufficient to live on and petitions for a raise to $20,500. She cites escalating living costs, insisting the increase is necessary to cover basic expenses.
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New York
Potatoes Put to War Effort Emphasis
A wartime admonition extols eating potatoes as an easy way for citizens to contribute to the war effort. The suggestion underscores simple domestic tasks as part of national sacrifice and sustains morale.
Editorial Notes on German Manpower and War News
The Secretary of State received information on manpower in Germany. The West’s attack halted near Paris and the Channel, with convict battalions formed after stripping officers’ uniforms. Kaiser's airmen bombed an English hospital camp killing wounded soldiers and nurses, a bleak note for Prussia and a bright spot for the Crown Prince.
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Today’s wartime events mark church, academy, and civic milestones
On the 1406th day of the Great War Rt Rev Michael J Hoban celebrates his 65th birthday. The YMCA begins its 75th year as a major social welfare agency. Colorado church convention opens in Denver. 203 USMA graduates at Annapolis. Norwegian Lutheran church of America meets in Fargo. Donner Lake monument to Sierra pioneers dedication. Maine Non Partisan League holds Lewiston convention to plan summer campaign.
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War Era Echoes of Home Front Times
A mosaic of wartime columns notes labor shifts in cannery work and retail, rail about shortages and beer prices, and criticizes officials. It recalls soldiers’ travel bargains, payrolls for stranded troops, and the fading memory of ex Vice President Fairbanks.
Anniversaries Chronicle Historic Dates and Births
A compact list of notable anniversaries includes Nathan Hale born in Connecticut, executed in 1776. 1775 exile of Governor John Murray on a British ship. Christiane Goethe’s death in 1816. Memphis surrender in 1862. Scranton founder Joseph Hand in 1872. Blaine nomination at Chicago. Strauss funeral in Vienna 1899. Arras fighting 1915. Fort Vaux occupation 1916.
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Where to Go Tonight in Theaters
Moving Pictures presents The Things we Love at the Dome with Wallace Reid and Kathryn Williams. Nixon and Mrs. Vernon Castle show The Mysterious Client. Star screens Emmy Wehlen in The Shell Game. Regent offers The Unbeliever.
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Empress Alexandra Feodorovna Ro manoff’s 46th Birthday Amid European Turmoil
Alexandra Feodorovna Ro manoff marked her 46th birthday as she endured a life of tragedy. Married to Czar Nicolas II in 1894, she grew up with royal freedom before political danger and exile followed the Russian imperial family. Her mother was English, her grandmother Queen Victoria.
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One Year Ago In The War Highlights
Lord Northcliffe succeeded Mr. Balfour as head of the British war mission in the United States. British drove Germans out of a mile of their positions on Greenland Hill east of Arras. Sir Wilfrid Laurier declined to enter a coalition cabinet for passing Canadian conscription.
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Messages To Women From Food Dictators
Messages to housewives from Hoover Heinz and Dr McCollum were delivered by Mrs W A Hawley at a food conservation committee meeting in public safety rooms Tuesday. Hawley spoke in Philadelphia last week at a state committee meeting. Shelby county opens a war chest campaign in Sidney Ohio to raise 100000 after a patriotic parade with Governor Cox.
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Endorsements Hit Logan County Republicans for Willis and Liggett
Bellefontaine Ohio. Frank B. Willis for governor and D A Liggett for senator from this district have earned the Logan county Republican central committee endorsement.
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Findlay Mt. Cory Leads Hancock Dry State Petition
Mt. Cory in Hancock county becomes the first precinct to file a dry state petition, circulating with forty nine signatures, surpassing last fall’s forty dry votes and signaling a new push for prohibition status.
Very Effective Method for Banishing Hairs
A inexpensive delatone treatment promises to remove facial hair. Mix water with powdered delatone apply to the surface for 2 to 3 minutes then rub off and wash. The skin shows no trace of hair and no harm is reported though buyers should ensure the product is real delatone.
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