Return of the veterans and postwar farming plan
The article argues returned soldiers will seek productive work in farming as they reintegrate. It praises North American opportunities, especially Canada, for land access and education. It notes government support for veterans, agricultural colleges, and demonstration farms to ensure independence and sustained Allied farming capacity.
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Unfriendly Draft Law Opinion Dated Army Echoes Anew
A fragmented ad style passage argues that wartime draft laws kept many from Canada and built citizen army support. It notes no current draft restrictions and suggests a deep, evolving sense of unity and gratitude for postwar rebuilding efforts.
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Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for back pain urinary issues and kidney inflammation. It asserts rapid renewal of health within 24 hours and urges daily use to prevent future attacks, claiming genuine imports and money back if not helpful.
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Congress Prepares Six Billion War Revenue Bill with $60 Bonus
Washington reports a conference draft of the six billion dollar war revenue bill. It lowers income tax rates after 1918 and imposes new rates, with a $60 bonus for every soldier sailor Marine and nurse upon discharge. The plan includes excess profit tax, corporate taxes, and tax credits for dependents, with exemptions for war casualties and a broader tax base.
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Washington
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House
Kitchin
Governors Press for Immediate Public Works Aid
Washington officials urge the labor department to act on bills in congress providing government aid for road building and other public works. They express broad approval and call for prompt action to support employment growth.
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Labor Department
Congress
Substitution on Ireland self determination urged in Congress
The house foreign affairs committee reported a substitute for the Gallagher resolution. It asks the Paris peace conference to favorably consider Ireland's claims to the right of self determination and freedom.
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Ireland
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Gallagher
Congress
United States of America
Paris
America Must Lead In League And World Peace
The essay argues that U S leadership is vital to the League of Nations and global order The author warns the United States faces practical limits yet must assume moral leadership in shaping the peace settlement and balance of power The piece also notes food relief and resource issues in Europe and Asia amid postwar tensions.
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Amelia
Wilson
Sam
Asmienti
Palestris
Lansing Heads High Court Paris War Responsibility Panel
Robert Lansing former secretary of state was unanimously elected president of the committee on responsibility for the war by the Paris foreign office. The panel met for its first session to discuss duties and structure.
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Paris
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Monroe Doctrine Endures in Peace Conference Notes
American delegates at the peace conference believe the society of nations plan will not conflict with or weaken the Monroe doctrine. The balance between collective security and U S policy remains a focal point of the discussions in Paris.
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Paris
Record on Swift & Company live cattle profit per hundredweight
A historical note shows Swift & Company paid 13 dollars 13 cents per hundredweight for live beef cattle last year, yielding a profit of 13 cents. It states that paying 13.13 dollars would have produced no profit.
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