Federation progress and political clash amid wartime memories
The piece surveys postwar labor and civic energy with emphasis on the Federation of Labor at Atlantic City and its public standing, noting wartime loyalty under Gompers and the shift to conservative support after peace. It also critiques Senator Lodge and Republican actions, including draft and education offers for youth, and questions the political climate shaping 1920s policy.
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Naton
America
Republica
Teo
German Sheep Toys in War Effort Reported by Britain
A fragment describes German forces forming two sections sent to Belgium to disrupt industry. One unit dismantled machinery in Germany and transported shell material, while another group allegedly planned to destroy Lie regions and steel plants. The account claims German wolves of destruction and mentions dynamite and pivots in plants as claimed weapons though the safety of workers is implied.
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Belgium
Dewien
Gorman Weecking Crowe
Teamonta
Garmany
Boys and Girls Invest in Farm Work at Purdue
The United States Department of Agriculture notes Indiana 4H youth at Purdue University conducted activities on farm tasks. About 450 members reported earnings from their agricultural efforts by purchasing Liberty stamps and war savings bonds. Bank accounts were started by several dozen participants.
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United Bruises Départment of Verioule
Indiana
Purdue University
Kitty Ponds
Brent Mully
Play Given At Fredericktown For Union School Building
Fredericktown reports the Community club staged the play Mrs. Tubbs of Shantytown last evening to aid the new Union school building fund, with proceeds nearing seventy dollars.
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Fredericktown
The Making of a Famous Medicine
A laboratory tour explains the creation of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It describes harvesting season herbs, extraction with solvents, sterilization, pasteurization, and sterile sealing. The article credits skill and cleanliness for the medicine’s reported success in treating female illnesses and cites letters from women praising its effects.
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Pesieey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Shall We Break Faith Ohio Womanhood Bears Torch
The speaker calls Ohio women to carry on after war, honoring those who died. They pledge to uphold the torch of perseverance and peace, despite the silence of battle and distant stories of conflict. The message urges steadfast duty and collective resolve.
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