Federal Aid Plan Aims Big Education Expansion
The proposed bill seeks federal aid to education with a secretary of education in the president’s cabinet and a $100 million annual appropriation for teacher training, physical education, and adult education. It directs state cooperation and equal cabinet status, backing from the National Education Association and Sen Hoke Smith. The measure targets literacy and democratic progress, while outlining federal responsibilities and state parities.
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Washington
Eda Ita
Cabiinet
Sena
Corptmilanion
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Ettie
Armeflga
Commission On the Diversores In
Atrocious Crimes of Sub Captains Speedily Avenge
Britain names 150 German submarine commanders reported as killed or captured in a government statement. The article notes at least 140 officers cited by Prime Minister Lloyd George have met destruction or captivity, with many dead or prisoners of war.
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Darien Ae i
Chien Wan
Ee Paw Kapitan Ligat
Wagonfuhr
Severn
British Sary
Gorvotten Kapitan
Max Fulendener
Resvole
Magda
Pena Castillo
Ancona
Persia
Kapitan
London
Huntiesh
Bieh
Oder
Proler Llnyd
George
Hour of Commons
Revolting Germans Tear Officers Epaulets in Streets
Berlin and Bern report show German workers and soldiers tearing epaulets from officers in public streets. The action reflects deep strain in revolutionary moments as civil order clashes with military privileges and authority.
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PY Jwt
Masony
United Press
New York
Berlin
Reichstags
Zabert
Reichstag
Officer Acquittal Sparks Civilians’ Vindication Mood
A fragmentary report notes an officer being triumphantly acquitted and hints that insulted civilians and common soldiers feel a shift. The text implies civilians see an opportunity to confront officers, marking a tense moment of potential reckoning.
Veiled fashion item catches the eye in public glare
A vivid description of a hip fashion piece called VEIL appears in a public setting. The item features white fishnet material with a seven inch double chiffon element, presented as provocative and improbable to attract attention or hold up a crowd.
PAVARIANS CALL FOR PUNISHMENT OF AUTOCRATS IN EUROPE
Copenhagen dispatch notes the Bavarian government asking President Wilson for support to punish guilty autocrats and German militarists. Washington reports broom making will be encouraged as new brooms remain costly, with home production promoted by agriculture officials.
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Copenhagen
Bavarien
Etut
New Cage
Wilson
Autocracy
Washington
Agriculural
Perfect Womanhood and Health Reminder
A Victorian era advertorial promotes Lydie E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for functional derangements causing headaches backache and nervousness. The copy links perfect health to a good disposition and claims three generations of use featuring healthy women of America.
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Beatty
Lydie E. Pinkham
America
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