Increased Pay for Soldiers Under War Risk Insurance Stands Out
Washington reports a major shift in the War Risk Insurance program as lawmakers approve enhanced benefits for disabled soldiers. The government cites billions in coverage, with new schedules boosting monthly compensation and adding allowances for dependents, while noting extensive distribution to families and disabled veterans.
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Bread as the staff of life spurs housewives to cut cost
Government appeals to curb high prices push housewives to raise bread in daily menus. They compare costs, test reduced other foods, and report savings. Experts hail bread as nutritious and essential, noting Americans eat less bread per capita than many nations.
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Pershing's New Washington Home Sparks Gossip
The lease of a house in Washington will serve as the residence of the leader of the American Expeditionary Forces, fueling renewed romantic gossip surrounding General Pershing and his private life.
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