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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
7
A brief, instructional verse urges women to rush out and walk around the block. It offers light moral guidance about not dwelling on problems, doing what is right, settling debts, and helping others as a way to move forward despite personal discomfort.
The article lauds Frazier Hunt for obtaining an authentic copy of the peace treaty and bringing it to American readers ahead of official releases. It discusses publicity, censorship, and the role of press agencies Reuters Havas and Wolf, noting public demand for timely texts and the Senate investigation into copies in New York. It contrasts official vault secrecy with press access and reflects on the impact of rapid news.
The introduction of an Own Your Own Home bill by Senator Calder, drafted by the Department of Labor, proposes federal home loan banks overseen by a home loan board to supervise building and loan associations. A companion measure would offer government insurance at cost to builders, enabling loans from expansive government funds and promoting universal home ownership to create stable citizens and taxpayers.
An Indiana editorial argues parole aims at reform over punishment, noting the role of health, destitute families, and Governor clemency in freeing inmates. It observes rising crime, more robberies and liquor violations, and questions whether efficiency has accelerated rehabilitation.
More than 7,000 troops landed Monday from the President Grant and Winifredian, ships that reached Boston and New York from Brest ahead of schedule. The Winifredian carried 2,100 officers and men of the 23rd engineers with varied detachments and cadets from West Point aboard. The President Grant carried further engineer units, hospital and supply detachments, and casuals from several states. All entrained for Camp Devens. A Savoie transport with 418 casuals arrived in New York.
Institutions are overcrowded, requiring more funds to care for inmates. Wholesale pardoning or parole is suggested as a potential solution to reduce facility population and ease the burden of providing food and clothing for wards of the state.
New York June 10 The full text of the treaty of peace with the central powers has been brought to this country by Frazier Hunt Chicago Tribune correspondent and is being syndicated to newspapers in copyright sections The first section appeared Monday The copy he brought from Paris is one of the original drafts and was obtained in Paris
Mr Hunt notes the treaty printed in French and English spans 416 pages and about 75 000 words. He says German translations in Germany and neutrals omit maps present in the original draft. The published U S summary captures the main points with few omissions mainly about the Sarre valley and ILO. A full copy mailed abroad was blocked by the British censor. a formal complaint will be filed with the senate foreign relations committee.
ST JOHNS June 9 The Vickers Vimy entry in the London Daily Mail a 60 000 trans Atlantic flight competition made a trial flight here today The machine piloted by Captain Jack Allcock took the air at 547 p m local time and descended 40 minutes later after a highly successful test The man who comes out best in a personal encounter with a cyclone never again speaks of triflesight as all.
In a children’s tale at the Smiling Pool, Redwing the Blackbird reveals a hidden nest secret to Peter and Mrs Redwing, while Mrs Redwing appears plain but is part of a warm avian scene. The piece blends nature lore with a gentle dialogue about trust and observation.
On June 10 1190 Frederick I Barbarossa died in Syria after long quarrels with the popes and decisive victories over Saracens. In 1530 June 10 the College of Bologna issued a significant decision shaping later academic practice.
An advertisement claims instant relief from backache lumbago and sciatica by rubbing St Jacobs Liniment on the back. It promises penetrating soothing relief with a trial bottle available at drug stores and asserts it won’t burn skin or cause further injury.
Frank P. Walsh and Edward F. Dunne report to President Wilson that guerrilla warfare of a major conflict type is now taking place in Ireland. They describe conditions in Ireland as prelude to a larger struggle and emphasize rising unrest and organizational activity.
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