War News And The Star War Coverage
The Star and its allied agencies present comprehensive world war reporting with United Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association bureaus providing rapid, exclusive accounts from the British front and other theaters. Readers are urged to follow The Star for clear, detailed war news daily.
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The Greatest Thing in the World Is a Man
The text argues the essence of a person matters more than deeds. It urges individuals to recognize their royal heritage as image bearers of God, stand tall, and strive to become moral, self‑standing men rather than mere crowds or products of society.
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France
Irish Kalevala of Peace War Time Song Parody
A World War I era verse by Private Thomas Booth of the Ith Aree Aquad, American Expeditionary Forces, imagines replacing German war symbols with Irish imagery. The poem envisions a postwar Ireland and mockery of German forces through jaunty refrains and cultural refrains.
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Thomas Booth
Wandering Hen Solved By Box Of Straw Under Porch
W J McM notes Kirkland readers solved the wandering hen problem by placing a straw filled box under a porch where hens deposit eggs. The paper quotes P 8S urging readers to inspect under their own back porch. Editor FE D K asks about giving clothes to the Belgians. The writer recalls old clothes, a 1913 hat with bow and 1915 sport shirts, asking if offering them would insult the Belgians.
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FE. D. K
Fatigue as a Hazard in Modern Work Environments
An exhausted worker accumulates waste products faster than the body can remove them, leading to exhaustion and reduced resistance. Prolonged hours in modern factories offices or stores can poison the system as surely as inhaled dust, with workers often the last to recognize the danger.
German Spies Infest France by Toah McGlone Gibson
Author of Confessions of a Wife returns from the war zone under Red Cross auspices and The Star. She recounts distrust and spying encounters abroad, noting questions about ending the war, and describes an attempted espionage case on a train in France. The tale ends with a cryptic report on the fate of the suspected courier.
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Toah McGlone Gibson
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Wisconsin Loyalty Legion Seeks Meeting to Defeat Berger
March 26 1926 Milwaukee Wisconsin the Wisconsin Loyalty Legion plans a meeting between Jos F E Davies Democrat and Irvine L Lenroot Republican senatorial candidates to press withdrawal in favor of a combined effort against socialist Victor L Berger a special committee pursues defeat but leaders say neither Davies nor Lenroot will withdraw.
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Wisconsin Loyalty Legion
Jos. FE. Davies
Irvine L. Lenroot
Victor L Berger
Supreme Court Keeps Directors Liable Despite Repeal
The US Supreme Court today virtually upheld Lower California court rulings that directors of a bankrupt railroad company remain liable after the liability law was repealed. The court refused to review the case brought by H A Moss and J F Bradford against C C Moore.
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Supreme Court
California
H. A. Moss
J. F. Bradford
C. C. Moore
Man and family urged to keep books under income tax
Olympia March 26 Every man and every family must learn to keep books says J R Miller of the United States internal revenue department. He notes that under the income tax law every individual must keep an accurate account of income and expenses, and this can be done only by keeping records.
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J. R. Miller
United States Internal Revenue Department
Tuscania Sinking Bodies Brought to Arlington Burial
Rep James of Michigan introduced a resolution to bury American sailors killed in the Tuscania sinking in Arlington Cemetery. The measure provides $100,900 to transport and repatriate the bodies from Scotland.
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James
Michigan
Arlington Cemetery
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Woman granted divorce after delusion about mining magnate husband
Marthe Domitrovich married Geo. Domitrovich under a belief he was a mining magnate. She supported him for three days, later asked for money, and he vanished. The court granted her a divorce decree.
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Geo. Domitrovich
Americans Change Tommies' Drink Style in War France
London reports Britons see the American army as teetotal while Tommies in the trenches receive rum. The contrast: American troops prefer water and hot stew, puzzling British soldiers who expect alcoholic rations.
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Tommy
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