Germans Boast of Own Cruelty Warn Neutral Nations
Washington reports a German circular bragging of loot from France and Belgium and mistreatment of English prisoners. It cites seized churches and art, punishments for Catholics, and claims over 50,000 British prisoners with harsher German conditions. Also notes a Mississippi River landmark felled near Memphis and a Steubenville boy’s letter about enlisting.
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Mrs. Francis C. Axtell Named U.S. Employees' Compensation Chair
Francis A. Axtell, the first woman appointed by executive order to a federal commission, has been promoted by the president to chair the United States Employees' Compensation Commission. She had joined the commission a year earlier.
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Ooo Francis A. Axtell
United States
United States Employees’ Compensation Commission
To Remove Paint From Chairs
To remove paint from common wooden chairs scrub them with a strong solution of washing soda.
Share Dangers With Soldiers at War Front
Dr George Louis Meylan describes Y M C A workers behind the front lines facing shellfire near the trenches. He cites grim daily risks, long hours, zero shelter in cold weather, and several deaths among workers while praising American troops for their bold conduct at Chemin des Dames.
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von Boehm
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Reforestation Efforts Start to Restore Mine Areas in Pa
Mining companies form forestry departments to reforest bare hillsides. Bear Creek watershed already hosts 5 000 white pine and 6 000 Norway spruce, with 30 000 more trees in Hugo and Panther Creek valleys. Reforestation aims to prevent floods, increase water supply, and support anthracite output.
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Bear Creek
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Panther Creek
Advance and Heavy German Offensive Foiled Near Paris
Allied defenses hold the line as German drive toward Paris stalls after initial gains. French and British forces, with American troops, counter the assault across Champagne and the Somme sector, repelling attacks and sustaining light losses while maintaining reserves for a broader war effort.
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