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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
7
In New York a luxury dog cemetery on a suburban hillside hosts hundreds of pets with elaborate marble vaults, engraved headstones, and glass covered pictures. Caretaker says dogs show human insight. funerary art rivals human monuments.
Admiral Sims dismisses critiques of General Pershing amid talk of forthcoming war histories. He praises Pershing and rejects the idea that later writers will dramatically reframe the Argonne campaign. The piece notes inevitable postwar judgments by officials and historians and forecasts enduring divisions among those who served.
A. C. Bedford, chairman of the American Petroleum Service committee, was awarded the Legion of Honor after aiding France with fuel supplies. From December 1917 to January 1918 his committee shipped 90,000 tons of oil to the front, preventing fuel famine and keeping 42 percent of the British patrol fleet in service.
War end does not end gardening as sociologists note women workers resist leaving sewing rooms and factories. The garden habit proves enduring, with demand for vacant lots and more food produced at home. National war aims value garden produce and health benefits rise from home plots.
The essay argues that wishing powers the will and actions, with intense wishing spurring invention or recovery. It contrasts strong desires with weaker ones, noting education of the will equals education of the desires, and calls for parental and educational guidance to shape better outcomes.
Peter Rabbit watches Buster Bear wake from winter sleep under a brush pile while Hooty the Owl keeps watch. Buster groans, stretches, and digs out snow as he rouses, hungry and grumpy, prompting Peter to risk discovery in a tale of curiosity and caution in the Green Forest.
The article marks the anniversary of German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe born August 28 1749 at Frankfurt on the Main and died March 22 1832 at Weimar. It notes his role in elevating German literature and the court position at Weimar. It also recalls U S naval officer Stephen Decatur famed for defeating the Bey of Algiers and his death in a duel on March 22 1820.
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