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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1923

Page

7

Plans of War Department Under National Defense Act

In the fall of 1918 the war cost the United States 2 million dollars per hour. Planning in peace for war saves lives and money, reducing taxpayer burden. The mobilization plan estimates harness and leather needs at about 60 million dollars, contrasting with 300 million spent during World War I due to lack of plans.

WAR Department National Defense Act United States John W. Weeks Quartermaster Corps J. Mayhew Wainwright Army General Staff Secretary of War Treasury Department War Departments Davis Chamber of Commerce Harding Terial Navy Army and Navy Munitions Board War Industries Board Ordnance Department Signal Corps Corps of Engineers Air Service Medical Department Chemcal Warfare Service

Industrial Mobilization and the 1920 Defense Act

A review of the 1920 National Defense Act and the Board of Mobilization of Industries Essential to Military Preparedness. Col J Mayhew Wainwright and Dwight Filley Davis led procurement reforms to ensure industrial mobilization for future wars.

America Congress Col J. Mayhew Wainwright New York Army War College Wainwright War Department Dwight Filley Davis St. Louis Harvard Washington University War Finance Corporation Davis Fifth Missouri Infantry Missouri National Guard Thirty-fifth Second Army General Staff College Langres Thirty-fifth Division Bauby H. B. Ferguson North Carolina U. S. Military Academy Army Staff College Corps of Engineers N. A Cuba Philippines China Military Academy Havana

Why Our Young Folks Are Wild

The article cites Booth Tarkington in Collier's on why youth seem wild. It blames modern temptations like cars clubs movies and books, but argues the core fault lies with lax parenting and eroded Puritan discipline. It warns that relaxing discipline risks unchecked indulgence and loss of conscience.

Booth Tarkington Collier’s Tarkington The

The Whale Defies Waves With 25 Foot Jump

The whale, an animal not a fish, leaps from the water as high as 25 feet, a remarkable display noted for its power and agility during the sea show.

Pizarro and the Fall of the Inca Empire

A sweeping account of Francisco Pizarro's ascent from captain to explorer, his marooning on the Isle of Hell, and the 16th century conquest of Peru. It chronicles Atahuallpa's capture at Caxamalca, the looting of Inca treasures, the ensuing battles, civil strife, and the eventual murder of Pizarro and Almagro amid revelations of vast riches in Potosí.

Pizarro Isle of Hell Peru Panama Pacific Andes Spain Mexico Charles V Cortes Charles Quito Atahuallpa Cuzco Huascar Caxamalca Caxaimalca Peter Montezna Hin Caxamarca Luque Almagro Pizarros

Premature Exultation By the Walk To Visit Me

A narrator recalls misreading an elderly visitor as they waited on the doorstep. He instructs his son to say he had gone shopping, then rushes in to claim the woman had left only to find she waited inside. The moment prompts embarrassment.

Partial Cure for Deafness by Singing Exercises

Dr Paul V Winslow of Brooklyn State hospital proposes singing and humming as a treatment for head noises and partial deafness. He prescribes humming M to feel lip vibration and singing E for two minutes three times daily with a nasal tone. A deaf patient reportedly heard voices from three feet away in the right ear and six inches in the left.

Paul V. Winslow Brooklyn State Hospital New York Winslow

Hunger Strike Dream From Uncle Eben

A character named Uncle Eben muses that he might undertake a hunger strike someday. He imagines choosing a season when it is too late for spring chickens and too early for watermelons, indicating a humorous or reflective tone about timing and appetite.

Uncle Eben

Turpentine Cleans Rugs For Fresh Carpets Weekly

A newspaper tip suggests cleaning rugs and carpets weekly by brushing with hot water and a dash of turpentine. The method is said to repel moths and refresh fabrics, leaving a pleasantly scented result.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Ohio Woman

Mrs. Ada Frick of Perrysburg Ohio reports relief from persistent side pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits a car conversation with a woman who had benefited and urges other women to try the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham Perrysburg Ohio Ada Frick Tke E. Pinkham

Distinctive Molecules Highlighted by London Answers

A London answers feature praises top molecules for their bold look and suggests keeping one in view. The piece notes their distinguished appearance and implies interest in ongoing study or discussion of these compounds.

Tip London

Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promotes Skincare

The advertisement touts Cuticura as a complete daily toilet set with Soap for cleansing Ointment for soothing and healing and Talcum for powder and perfume. claims they clear and maintain clear skin as essential on every toilet table.

Why Eyeball Is White and Blueing Advertisement

The excerpt discusses why the eyeball appears white due to tiny blood vessels not admitting red blood cells. It also advertises Bluing as Red Crosse Balik Blue, claiming long term usefulness and a Buddhist remark about faith.

Red Crosse Balik Blue

Cigarettes Shipped to China Reach 7 Billion mark in 1921

Report notes that more than seven billion cigarettes were shipped to China in 1921, reflecting a high demand and the scale of tobacco trade between the two regions during the early 20th century.

China

Smoking the peace pipe in wartime

Wartime letters recount General Pershing requesting tobacco for troops and veterans recalling Edgeworth tobacco from Larus & Brother Co. The ad-like tale highlights Edgeworth as a preferred cooling smoke in France, urging readers to request free samples and prompting tobacco merchants to order Edgeworth by parcel post.

France Hugh Livingstone W.F.W Larus & Brother Co Richmond Edgeworth Edgewe Moredgeworth Livingstone Chicago New Orleans Larus & Brother Company South 21St Street Il Tobacco Merchants Taras @ Brother Company

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