British Voter Supports Lloyd George Program Amid War Debates
British voters backed Lloyd George’s platform in a Commons election, signaling support for League of Nations, abolition of conscription, punishment of Germany, and social justice for labor. The result reflected strong female voter influence and a shift toward less militarism and Versailles outcomes in future global policy.
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Hidden potential unlocks success through daily effort
A speaker argues that only those who develop inner possibilities reach greatness. He cites a Washington physician who rose from hospital orderly to renowned author, proving early setbacks need not block achievement. Start now, he urges, for each day delays your ultimate success.
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Animals in war honored for service and sacrifice
The piece pays tribute to heroic animals including horses mules dogs Red Cross dogs and sledge dogs that bore battle brunt and aided logistics. It laments their toll and imagines a postwar reward of rest and freedom, proposing a park memorial to the war's 42 311 casualties.
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Armory Demands and Postwar Policy Debate
A fragmentary editorial voice argues for armories across cities like Walla Walla and Wenatchee, criticizing a rush to build state guard facilities while urging broader investment in highways irrigation and education. The piece riffs on peace conference coverage and postwar costs with varied quotes and digressions.
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Questionable Tips and Jests From Readers
A chaotic compilation of reader queries and quips on household hacks etiquette and humor. Items range from shoe noise to sponges and reminiscences about Berlin and a theatre lobby scene. The mixture reflects a late era newspaper readers’ page with light satire and practical musings.
Snow Airmail to Continue Despite Winter Weather
New York dispatch reports air mail on the New York to Cleveland Chicago to Minneapolis Seattle Spokane route will go on in snow. Royal Air Force Lt Eytinge notes Canadian experiments used snow skids like toboggans, with tail skid brakes and landing marks, plus snowshoes for crews and wind tight warm hangars for winter operations.
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Letters From a Soldier Describes Harsh Navy Boot Camp
A reader recounts enlisting at age 14 and serving at Great Lakes naval station. He claims harsh discipline by petty officers and brutal hours from 4 am to 11 pm, likening service to a prison and expressing regret and a desire to desert. The letter highlights negative experiences and calls for scrutiny of military training.
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Letter to the editor criticizes Camp Lewis conditions
A discharged soldier writes that Camp Lewis provided poor food and supplies, forced buying at the canteen, and inadequate milk and coffee. He claims soldiers earned scant pay while officers enjoyed perks and urges readers to recognize the harsh realities of training camps.
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Why Seattle’s Welcome for the 346th Field Artillery Falls Short
The Star questions Seattle’s costly homecoming for the 346th field artillery, noting the unit arrived near armistice with no combat gear. It contrasts this with many veterans already scarred by battle and asks what is being done for them while calling for action at Cornell.
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Homemade Pinex cough syrup promising fast relief
A DIY cough remedy uses 2 1/2 ounces Pinex to a pint of sugar syrup or molasses honey mix. The ad claims rapid relief within 24 hours and targets throat tickle hoarseness croup bronchitis and bronchial asthma with guaranteed satisfaction and refund.
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Senators Debate League of Nations in The Star
U S senators discuss the League of Nations as Paris negotiators draft a peace treaty. The Star carries daily columns with leaders Lewis supporting the league and Lodge opposing it, with others to speak to the nation in coming days.
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League of Nations views split by Illinois and Massachusetts senators
Senator James Hamilton Lewis argues for a tribunal based peace system with limited armies and a compulsory enforcement force, while Senator Henry Cabot Lodge warns the league could breed dissensions without precise definitions. The piece notes upcoming debates with Senator Williams and Senator Borah, plus a mention of General Wood and a World War gas inventor.
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