When Is the Happiest Time of Life Dorothy Dix Talks
Dorothy Dix writes on happiness across life, urging readers to value their current work and roles. She argues youth carries folly and pain, while age brings perspective, health, and calmer joys. The piece contrasts youthful longing with wisdom gained through effort and experience.
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Black Satin Sash and Girdle Fashion Feature
A vivid feature extols a black satin sash and girdle as a versatile fashion accessory. The piece muses on aging, beauty, and the pleasures available with age, contrasting youth’s desires with middle age’s freedom and calm, celebrated through glamorous attire and travel fantasies.
Nurses Serve in Flu Epidemic Volunteers Rush to Aid Nation
Washington Dc Idc 3 More than 12 917 graduate nurses practical nurses and volunteers resigned by the American Red Cross to sign the epidemic relief effort. The final allotment details show 2 978 graduate nurses many enrolled as Red Cross and Home Defense nurses 8 929 pupil nurses practical nurses and volunteers. In Camp Dodge Iowa nursing ranks rose amid deaths and crowded quarters as volunteers and civil aid workers surged to aid critically sick soldiers and civilian needs across camps nationwide.
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Ned Cross
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Iowa
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Former Crown Prince Admires Pres and Wilson
Frederick William, former crown prince of Germany, discusses war aims and leadership from a cottage study. He recalls his stance on surrender, the Marne, and Verdun, expressing readiness to work as a laborer if needed and praising Allied forces while defending his military decisions.
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Wilson
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Freiericl
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MoWland
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Frederick Willicundisen
Requist
Inside Bath With Hot Water Promoted For Health
An advertisement advocates drinking a hot water and limestone phosphate mix before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this daily morning ritual purifies the alimentary tract prevents toxins from entering the bloodstream and enhances overall wellbeing. The plea cites a physician and promotes a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from a pharmacist as inexpensive and tasteless.
Fragmented Account of War Leaders and Armistice Terms
Fragmentary transcript-like text discusses German leaders Ludendorff and von Hindenburg, Allied demands, and reactions to an armistice. Mentions Wilson, German strategy, and disputes over bombardments and censorship. Contains garbled OCR with multiple unclear phrases and names.
Admiral Beatty Denounces the German Navy
London reports Admiral Beatty condemns Germany's navy and praises Allied actions. He addresses representatives aboard the battleship Linn, calling the German fleet's surrender a humiliation and criticizing its conduct in war. The admiral reserves praise for Britain and condemns the German officers' behavior.
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Fuzzy Wire Service Snippet Touches On Rebels In Paris
A fragmented wire service style blurb mentions rebels in Paris and American reporters in uncertain exchanges. The text is garbled, but hints at attempts to contact or interview and German responses.
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Roosevelt says Wilson must not be umpire at peace talks
New York dispatch quotes Roosevelt denouncing President Wilson for seeking to act as an arbiter between Allied powers. He argues the United States must support allies, preserve the Monroe Doctrine and keep the Panama canal closed to enemies. Roosevelt criticizes Wilson’s fourteen points as vague and misinterpreted. He asserts American interests require a strong navy and joined actions with Britain, France, and Italy.
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Hawaiian Sugar Crop Estimate for 1919
Hawaiian sugar crop for 1919 is projected at about 693,500 tons with a gross revenue of 85,413,606 dollars at the government price of 7.28 cents per pound. The Sugar Explorers’ Company provides the latest estimate, signaling a significant scale for growers amid free trade discussions affecting Pacific shipments.
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Olive Tablets Promote Normal Bowels and Liver Action
Edward’s Olive Tablets are a vegetable laxative that alleviate chronic constipation and torpid liver symptoms. The ads claim the tablets have no calomel, reduce griping, and restore normal digestion with olive colored pills taken at bedtime.
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Edwardey
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Wanted Business Men at World Peace Meeting
An Atlantic City message reports calls for business leaders to attend a world peace conference. Officials discuss selecting a wartime industrial commission to advise on postwar reconstruction, economic policy, and international treaties, urging broad representation and practical input.
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Poennatria
Bualayera
Wiel Reyes
Harry Ay
Chicago
United States
Mir. Wheeler
Ladidrersen
Teller
India
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Tate
France
Aine
Jel
Courze
Atlante
Penon Ein Ference
Waeeier
Ukranian Held Responsible For Jews Murders In Poland
London dispatch reported Polish authorities blamed Ukrainian raiders for pogroms and murders against Jews in Lemberg prior to closure of prisons. The reporter quoted Stockholm’s Polefr dispatch noting Polish soldiers were exonerated and blamed Hunraith or Hutienian raiders who claimed Ulran invasion.
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Poland
Pela Lemberg
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