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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
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A movement to unite veterans of the Allied forces against the Central Powers has started in Boston as the Legion of Allied Veterans of the Great War. Sergt H E B Pheeney commands this Massachusetts chartered group which aims for fellowship mutual aid and welfare similar to the Grand Army of the Republic. The legion rejects political aims and seeks support from US and allied navy and army officers.
A Paris artist recalls painting General Mangin in his war dugout and Mangin’s humorous refusal to alter the sketch. In Fort Leavenworth the United States barracks showcase the battalion drill, including a silent drill by the honor committee as a top display of discipline.
A wartime appeal urges women workers to back the Victory Liberty Loan the final phase of the Liberty Loan campaigns. Carter Glass notes women’s wartime service shows continuing obligations and the government asks every woman to persuade and participate in the loan. A speaker declares a woman’s appeal can compel men to contribute.
A compact reflection cites Harold Goddard and David Swing on perceiving reality through words and voices. It discusses loving ideals but cautions against overusing them to judge others, urging personal struggle toward measured ideals.
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