The General Pershing Diary on Allied Plans and Clemenceau
General Pershing details his clashes with Clemenceau over command and training of American troops in France. He notes French attempts to influence American actions, discusses restricting alcohol use, chaplain reforms, and aviation delays. He also covers Allied strategic talks at Compiegne with Petain and Foch, and the question of counteroffensives with American reserves as essential to stopping German advances.
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Clemenceau
Washington
Petain
M. Clemenceau
General Petain
Cabling
France
United States
Paris
Robert Bacon
Gwynne
Bishop Brent
Chaumont
Brent
War Department
Lord Northcliffe
British Air Board
England
U. S
America
Robertson
Foch
Compiegne
Italy
Verdun
Salonika
Haig
Many Pleasing Features Will Be Found in This Small House Plan
William A. Radford provides free home building advice and outlines a concrete one floor house with a large open front porch, side porch, ample windows, two bedrooms, a living room with fireplace, a five window dining room, and a kitchen near the dining area. He stresses long-term value, durability, resale prospects, and the importance of local dealer cost estimates and bids.
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W. A. Radford
William A. Radford
South Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ill
Essentials of Modern Bathroom Standards and Fixtures
A look at the up to date bathroom shows legless tubs with recessed bases and concealed fittings, gold or chromium trim, and showers over tubs with glass or silk barriers. Separate water closets, vitreous china lavatories, medicine cabinets, towel bars, and towel warmers complete the well appointed bath.
Foundation of House Shows Its Condition
A reader letter in Liberty offers concrete pre purchase checks. Start with the basement to inspect water stains and seepage lines and examine walls for thickness. Check main foundation walls for minimum widths and look for cement deficiencies and sand loam pockets. Inspect the mud sill for dry rot and decay.
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Liberty
Wax Chair Rungs Protects Varnished Finishes
A simple method to protect chair rungs from wear is to wax them occasionally. Waxing helps prevent damage from sharp heels and reduces the need for refinishing.
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Pershing
Iy Ger
John J. Pershing
North American Newspaper Alliance
WNU
Arras
Amiens
Ypres
Bruxelles
Chalons
Bar-le-Duc
Chaumoht
Metz
Epinal
ISO
Igermany
Neufdchateau