Mothers’ pension plan spreads to states, praised by mothers
Thousands of dependent mothers thank Judge Henry Neil of Chicago for promoting a plan that distributed 5 million dollars this year across nineteen states. Implemented first in Illinois in 1911, the policy lets mothers keep children at home. Since then eighteen other states have adopted it.
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Dreams of a Jewish state in Palestine gain support
The London Globe reports that postwar plans may favor Palestine as an independent Jewish state, with England and Russia backing a neutral or British-occupied Palestine. It notes the danger to Egyptian integrity and argues a Jewish establishment would address Jewish longing and Poland's national question, tying Trusia’s pledge to a broader regional scheme.
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Sunday Telegram Notice From Local News Dealer
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Pinex Cough Syrup Advertisement Claims Quick Relief
An old style medical ad touts Pinex cough syrup as fast acting relief for chest congestion and bronchial irritation. It describes mixing with water and a “pint Yottle” dose, praising taste, keeping quality, and rapid loosening of mucus.
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Feigned Permits to Leave Issued to Civilians in Brussels
Corresponden ce from Brussels dated December 3 describes the hotel de Ville line where German guards issue civilian departure permits. The queue stretches long with civilians paying three to fifteen francs for passes. Soldiers stand near a warlike hall while officers direct movements and equipment is strapped on for departures.
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Hotel de Ville
Mecca of Germans In Copenhagen Busy With Trade
Correspondent notes Copenhagen as a German trading hub with hotels full of merchants and salesmen aiming at neutral markets, especially the United States. The American consul general Winslow helps exporters, stressing that only necessities should be sold to Europe now and no experiments by Danish importers. Grain cotton flour provisions footwear clothing canned goods metals and all raw materials are in demand.
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United States
Winslow
America
Europe
Cargo boats turn ambulances on RhineFront
Cargo boats once carrying coal and cereals on the Rhine are now ambulances moving wounded soldiers from Colonne to Cologne. German hospitals struggle as numbers rise since mid October, with doctors scarce and overworked surgeons sometimes falling asleep on duty. A well known surgeon reportedly worked two weeks with little rest and do doctors in Germany are urged to increase relief.
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Cologne
Colmar
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Mort Agell
Belgian Woman Awarded Victorious Belgian Cross
The Belgian Cross honors Mile. Renaudiere of Lehnerbeck for bravery under fire while assisting a Red Cross convoy. She repeatedly risked exposure to enemy fire to rescue wounded companions. Her name appears on the war office records as chevalier of the Order of Leopold, 1948.
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Laopold
Mile
Renaudiere
Lehnerbeck
Amie
Haleian
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Federal agencies organize rural job distribution plan
Government agencies through labor agriculture and post office departments announce a new plan to place rural workers across the nation. Distributing stations will accept job applications and blanks will be provided at zone offices to list qualifications.
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West Virginia
Willa
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Virginia
Maryland
Case dismissed against local school teacher amid assault claim
A district case involving Alice Margaret, a local Adameti school teacher, charged with assault on Haymar Mohenal, was dismissed at prosecutor costs. The Telegram urges rural employers to call their office for exchanges and job statements.
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Mohenal
Incoherent Note on Government Plan for Worker Line Control
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