Crowder Proposes Draft Boards For Census Tally
In a public statement General Crowder argues draft boards could conduct a selective census amid wartime measures. He notes potential shifts toward industrial furlough and compulsory labor to support essential industries, while acknowledging legal and practical hurdles.
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Work of Light principly add of the furlough tale
In fractured prose the text alludes to a Liege figure associated with light and industry, mentioning a furlough and a revived work of principle. The fragment hints at a philosophical or religious premise guiding an industrial or communal project during a pause in labor.
Party for Hoosiers in wartime civilian gathering
An Indiana bootlegged social described as a civilian event invites Hoosiers and all civilians to a Wednesday night party at the Jewish Welfare Board quarters in the Quarter building. It aims to bridge states with the g raldiord remaining in this east and includes homefolks poems and refreshments with a light program.
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Jewish Welfare
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Comedy Well Acted at Brackenridge High Theater
Sensoes of the Brackenridge High, al yokested Manon's delightul at English counter tite, a large and appreciative audience in Dot auditorium. The play centers on a family with a younger sister’s engagement and a supposed romance with a colonel in rural India. The cast, led by Margaretigle, delivered lively performances that drew audience applause and a future revival is hinted.
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Europe says Wilson 13 not popular here
A 1919 Chicago Daily News Paris dispatch reports European press largely questions President Wilson and his peace program. It notes hostile American criticism abroad while praising his rhetoric, and discusses needs for clearer explanations to U.S. and European publics before the peace conference.
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Elaborate Farewell Dance for 165th Devot Brigade Leaders
In Society notes announce a farewell dance at Camp Tenyis hosted by the 165th Devot Bri unit with officers and guests. A Depot Brigade Band and an Army orchestra will perform under Commander G O Cross. Also listed are community gatherings, hostesses, and social visits across local households and organizations.
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Youll Laugh Freezone Corn Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims quick relief by applying a liquid to corns, then lifting the corn with fingers. The copy markets the product as cheap, mysterious, and crafted by a Cincinnati genius.
Weenedl Military Band to Perform at St Mack’s
A busy day ahead with the Weenedl Military Band scheduled for an 8 oclock concert at St Mack’s. Joseph’s Red Cross Circle will hold a morning rally and candy sale, while central work rooms prepare to feed workers. Evening program includes a musical show and a in uniform march to Avis Park Church. A district PTA meeting and a board party at St Mary’s Auditorium are also planned, plus a wartime morale event featuring performers and speakers at Houston convalescent center.
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Rheumatism Relief Offered by Noted Prescription C2223
An advertisement claims Uronapation C2223 relieves rheumatic pains swelling and stiffness. It promises fast prescription supply, claims to purify blood and ease joint aches while asserting widespread success and urging readers to contact 0.2229 Laboratories in Metophiy for treatment.
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Abolish Export Tax Sparks Mexican Cotton Row
A flare of tax changes in Calexico and Mexicali provinces reports the abolition of a cotton export tax set at B40 per bale and a prior seven dollar per bale fee. The decision, tied to licensure removal, follows a California cotton growers meeting aiming to boost output. Washington reports indicate committee assignments and Congress actions shaping the policy.
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Mexica
Fragments describe a quirky diner request
A garbled note mentions a well appointed dinner and a peculiar demand for a specific cream. The text reads as a casual customer interaction with emphasis on personal taste and service. No clear names, dates, or locations are present.
Roosevelt Mace Offer Said To Be New
Henry J Webig editor of the Metropolitan Magazine admitted Roosevelt had offered a new mace position. He said the publishing editor Tiehl by Headora Roosevelt was involved. He claimed counsel to Major General Leonard Wood, a close former president’s friend, had not received a response to discuss the debuff.
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