Demanding Americanization of Glasses in War Era
A veteran perspective argues that the service man’s core concern is the United States. He views himself as a stockholder in the nation and urges a sane progressive program to advance national institutions without harming the fabric of American society. He stresses loyalty and continued national investment.
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Greece
Masoni
Kolinsky
Crapahonsky
Zamblimisky
Poland
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Brenner
Malvy
Murphy
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Leonard, Magee
O'Rourke
Ireland
Lamb
Sweaton
Brown
Glover
le Boeuf
Germany
Italy
Cipilont
Average Americans in Olive Drab
A portrait of the average American serviceman in uniform at the end of World War I. The text notes Lieutenant Colonel in the American Expeditionary Force commanding the Twenty sixth Infantry, with publication credits to Public Ledger Company and Putnam's Sons.
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Twenty-sixth Infantry
Public Ledger Company
Canada
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Compulsory Training Seen As Way To Perpetuate Benefits
A policy discussion argues that compulsory military training could sustain gains in efficiency while offsetting the time soldiers lose from money earning. Proponents claim disciplined drills improve productivity and national readiness amid economic shifts.
War Service Man Urges Progresive National Training Plan
A service man argues for nationwide compulsory training as a backbone against Bolshevism. He links personal development to economic strength and moral growth, citing democratization in the army and Americanization. He notes diverse origins among soldiers and an enduring commitment to the United States, urging a sane progressive program to extend vested national interest.
Service man vows to defend national fabric and institutions
A quotation asserts the service man’s duty to ensure future changes are carried out without destroying core American institutions. The speaker emphasizes unwavering patriotism and the lasting national fabric.
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Bitch
Camp Dorsett Rites In Bride's Home Near Augusta
Augusta Sept 9 In a simple country ceremony Mary Biva Dorsett became the bride of Fred Leslie Camp at the Dorsett home. The service featured a wedding march by Harold B Craig and a double ring rite with the bride given away by her father. The bridal party included Martha M Dorsett and Sheldon J Saner as attendants.
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Augusta
William H. Dorsett
Mary Biva
Fred Leslie Camp
Harold
Craig
Lohengrin
Wedding of Camp and Dorsett Ends With Farewell Trip
The ceremony featured a ivory satin dress bride with white roses and ferns, pink georgette crepe bridesmaid gowns, and a wedding supper. Mrs. Camp, eldest daughter of William Dorsett, is a Monmouth graduate and Illinois teacher. Mr. Camp, son of J. Camp, is a Monmouth High alumnus who served overseas. After the wedding, the couple plan to Monmouth for a housekeeper life on the bride’s Huntsville farm. Canada invites royal Belgium visit to Canada after U S trip.
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Camp
William Dorsett
Huntsville
Augusta
University of
France
Toulouse
Aene
Camp Grant
Monmonth Ll
Minneapolis
Minn
Quincy Visitors and Local Social Notes Across Town
Residents hosted and visited relatives during the week with numerous social events. A partial list of attendees at the Fairfield fair includes the Girls band of 28 plus chaperone Mrs. Fred Smith and a long array of local families and visitors from Quincy, Macomb, Lyons, and Plymouth, with gatherings at the Monk theater and luncheon clubs.
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Rushville
Stainton
Smith
Quincy
Lyons
Plymouth
Flushville
H. O. Whipple
George Scott
Stockwell
James Stockwell
Manson Sanford
Pyle
Frank McDaniel
Elsworth
W. A. D. Lawton
Lawton “Smith
Mra
Robert Miller
Tizvte Johnson
Henry Monk
Macomb
Monk
Monk Theater
Howard Lawton
Chicago Council Invites General to Chicago
Chicago September 16 the city council Tuesday unanimously adopted resolutions to invite General to visit Chicago. The resolution notes the great mission of Whickt to Europe and that General Potake ing made good.
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Chicago
Saelates
Europe
Overburdened Mother Her Struggles and Relief
An exhausted mother endures backache headaches and sleeplessness while caring for family through girlhood marriage and motherhood. Many women report relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in letters published in this paper, illustrating continued recommendations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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