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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
4
In a remote village near Mongolia, word of mobilization spreads as a vast war looms. Rumors swirl of a multi-nation conflict and a rush to arm Cossacks. Messages arrive by horse, orders are issued, and villagers brace for action as the red flag signals mobilization begins.
Paris reports seven months after German retreat the Marne region reveals mass unburied bodies and widespread contamination. Dr Dolzy notes hundreds of corpses in marshes and ditches, with reforming disinfection across 250 miles. Wells and springs barred until safe. Ruined towns like Maurupt see returning residents living in cellars amid health threats.
John Bassett Moore of Columbia University, once State Department counsellor, will preside over the twenty first Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration at Mohonk Lake New York from May 19 to 21. The announcement says the event will avoid direct criticism of belligerents and focus on designated special subjects.
The program lists themes on Pan American influence for peace and international regulation with attention to the feasibility of a League of Peace. Participants include Tindley, M Garrison, the Secretary of War, and Andrew Carnegie. Corinne Mick is cited as well. The text also mentions local factories and odd political chatter about voting and women workers.
A Philadelphia Ledger item describes the ozone jag as a new workplace air booster. It claims gratis distribution by bosses to workers from office boys to staff, promising increased energy and appetite while workers reportedly work faster and “grow fat.” The column notes mixed reception and cautions that the fattening side may be unpopular.
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