Victorious French Heroes Receive Liberators In Alsace Lorraine
Reporter Paul Ayres Rockwell describes joyous welcomes as French troops advance through Metz Pfalsbourg Saverne and nearby towns. Inhabitants cheer treat and embrace soldiers while German residents ponder departure and the region hails the deliverers amid decorated towns and revived French symbols.
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Paul Ayres Rockwell
San Antonis
Chicago
St Nay
Diense
Rhine
Jackal
France
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Strasburg
Rance
Pfalsbourg
Saverne
Hansi
Court martial ordered for Fort Sam Houston trials
A general court martial for Fort Sam Houston has been ordered to try as may appear before it. The court includes Colonels Van Deusen Slocum Ferguson Carr Stokes Sheller Arnold Reaner Anding and Glover with First Lieutenant Edwards and Major Thaw cited for promotion to lieutenant colonel in a separate item. The report blends military and civilian news from New York with anecdotal quotes about hospital and presidential access.
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Fort Sam Houston
George W. van Deusen
4Th Field Artillery
H. J. Slocum
11Th Cavalry
Henry T. Ferguson
12Nd Infantry
Daniel J. Carr
W. F. Stokes
Corps of Engineers
J. BE. Sheller
14Th Cavalry
Samuel GB. Arnold
Sth Cavalry
Robert J. Reaner
Q. AE CL
Sheldon W.anding
3Rd Infantry
Frederick I. Shoyder
44Th “Field Artillery
Francis W. Glover
Cavalry
M. CL
Advicea Bree
Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Cleansing
An old advertisement promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe, natural alternative to calomel. It claims calomel seizes bones and sickens users with nausea while Dodson’s Liver Tone cleanses the liver and bowels, improves mood and energy, and is harmless for adults and children. The tone emphasizes a money back guarantee and widespread use.
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Dodson
Head of Woman's War Service Legion President Portrait
The Marchioness of Londonderry, president of the Women's War Service Legion, has led efforts supplying cooks, motor drivers, and other aid to the war. She is married to the seventh Marquess and is the daughter of the first Viscount Chaplin, with a fondness for sport and dogs as shown in the accompanying photograph.
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Londonderry
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W A D O O Says No Other Reason For His Resignations
In Chattenauga, Tenn, William Gibbs Meade cites no other reason for his resignations. He says he spoke frankly to the American people and President Wilson, stressing he has acted honestly and would not misrepresent facts. He departs for Saulsbury, N. McAdoo soon follows.
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Chattenauga
Tenn
William Gibbs Meade
Otte
Birmingham
Ala
Wilson
Poyan
Dom
America
Mra Peretary McAdoo
Saulsbury
Dover Narrowly Escaped Destruction by Dover Monitor Blaze
A wartime report from Dover recounts a near catastrophe as the harbor braced for a Belgian offensive. The monitor Glatten caught fire and Admiral Keyes ordered air sirens to clear streets before the destroyer Broke torpedoed and sunk the vessel, saving the town. Amsterdam reports Austria's Archduke Charles suffering brown mental low mood and former empress Zita distressed by his health.
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Dover
Degervitie
Keyes
Broke
Charles ix
Amsterdam
Bear Hunt in Park Sparks Thanksgiving Chaos
In New York Central Park an impromptu bear hunt amuses and injures. An assistant keeper collapses from heart disease, a patrolman loses part of his calf, and a soldier loses part of a thumb as the bear charges a car and is finally captured and returned to the zoo, where the cub had served as the Twenty second United States Infantry mascot.
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New York
Central Park
Zoo
Bron Uy
Twenty Second United States Infantry
Ion
Niele
Spain Approves League of Nations Formation
Madrid November 20Spain’s both chambers have approved in principle the proposition for formation of a League of Nations and will name a Spanish representative in the organization. The government will soon introduce a bill repatriating Spanish subjects who fought under Allied forces.
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Spain
League of Nations
Martrid
Fings
Personal notes from the London Times theater of minds
The text surveys the London Times personals column as a curious war era mirror. It cites humorous, pointed, sometimes rueful ads about leave, love, boredom in war work, and eccentric requests. It notes figures such as William Dean Howells and Wharton as imagined sources of fiction amid readable fragments.
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Dendon Times
Hinmin
Suman
Complexion Miracle in a Single Night Says Woman
New York testimony from Mae Edna Wilder claims dramatic skin improvement after a single application of a simple oatmeal and derwille remedy. She describes faded freckles, rough neck skin, and tanning fading, with a money-back guarantee and widespread pharmacist endorsement.
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Mae Edna
Wilder Hays
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