French Premier Clemenceau Visits Alsace Lorraine Crisis
The French premier Clemenceau, returning from Alsace Lorraine, spoke in the chamber of deputies about the act concerning the region. He lauded past sacrifices and signaled a historic moment as he addressed privileges and the nation’s resolve.
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Wyeth Hair Treatment Promises Youthful Appearance
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sia and Sulphur Compound as a hair darkener and anti gray solution. It claims instant results after use, promising a youthful look and improved appearance through chemical additives and fashionable styling tips.
President to Peak to Troops Message on Trip
An incomplete dispatch outlines a president preparing to address American troops, likely soon after a major combat event. It hints at strategic aims, including managing morale and signaling policy, with references to timing, location, and potential impact on Allied and enemy positions.
President Wilson Likely to Visit Paris and France
The report notes President Wilson may travel to France with tentative plans for a Paris reception and many invitations received. It states a definite date is not fixed and that officials expect he will limit formal functions to focus on urgent business during his stay in France.
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Associated Press
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Salts: Fine for Aching Kidneys and Bladder
An old advert claims Jad Salts cleanse kidneys and urinary acids. It emphasizes four ounces of Jacl Sake mixed with water before breakfast to improve kidney activity. The copy warns of dull pains, backache, headaches, and bladder disorders, urging frequent use.
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Governors to Meet on December 16 in Annapolis
Five cabinet members will attend the Governors' conference opening session on December 16 at Annapolis. A varied program including cadet reviews and a river voyage for attendees is planned. Participants include Miles C. Riley and Newton D. Faker guiding the sessions.
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David ¥. Movslei
Agriculture
William B. Wilson
Labor
Naniels
Annapolis
Return from Army Highlights Local Veterans Homeward
Lynne Lundberg and Fred Lundberg of Ogden returned home Wednesday after discharge from service at Camp Grant Alabama and related training. Walter J Wright returned to Mars Island following a brief furlough due to his brother Joseph Wright’s death. he had been a Browning Brothers bookkeeper before enlisting.
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Fred Lundberg
Ogden
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Walter J. Wright
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Wright
Joseph Wright
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Pershing Praises Valor of 10 American Troops in Battle for Democracy
Washington report details General Pershing's tribute to American courage during World War I. The document, released by Secretary Baker, covers operations through November 20 following the German collapse, praising officers and soldiers for heroism, endurance, and decisive action in battles from Cantigny to the Meuse. It notes rapid Allied coordination, formation of the First American Army, and the pivotal Meuse-Argonne offensive as a turning point in the war.
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Hair Loss Described By Denver Woman in 1918 Notice
Misa Bessie Marshall of 2455 Lafeyere Street Denver California describes sudden hair thinning and dandruff. She reports relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with two cases of soap and two boxes of ointment, dated March 30 1918.
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Meuse-Argonne advances and Allied strength reported
General Mersting reports Meuse operations near Sedan with a division moving to the front by November. Between Sept 26 and Nov 6 Allied forces captured 26,059 prisoners and 453 guns. Recounted are the divisions in action, the French liaison, and Allied aviation and tank support from American and French production. Prisoners released in Germany are listed alongside influenza in San Juan, with harvest concerns.
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Government Money To Aid Schools Postwar Plan
A 1918 proposal details a comprehensive federal education measure introduced by Benator Hoke Smith of Georgia. It calls for a $109 million annual federal appropriation, to be matched by states, funding literacy removal, Americanization of foreigners, equalizing opportunities, health and physical education, teacher preparation, and creation of a federal Department of Education. The article notes opposition from some Congress members and urges study for efficiency over politics while also listing several World War I honors and awards.
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Henry C. Johnson
Eilesd
Department of Education
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Nations Welfare
Medals Awarded to Army Officers and Men at War
Washington Dec 1 Army announces the Distinguished Service Cross awards for twenty-two officers and enlisted men. Col Frank H Adams of the Thirty-fourth Infantry and Major Clarence R Heabner of the 28th Infantry receive the honors for gallant actions during the Marne battle and for steadfastly holding positions under heavy fire despite losses.
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John Magartht
27Th Aero Equadron
James M. Wilson
120Th Infantry
Geanin
Daniel Daly
Robert H. Ponaghue
Edac Valley
320Th Infantry
Eugene W. Wear
Curn Christenberry
187Thnfantry
17Th Field Artillery
Jamas J. Pretty
Bertram L. Reasey
Ligulengois
Charles W. Chapman
Alenel Reserve Corps
Leonard Cl. Hosking
Casal Artiery Corps
Arthur F. Ware
Fifth Regiment
Raymond DP
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Washington
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Marina Corps
General March
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Gengal
Doermans
Clarence R. Heabner
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BERGER TRIAL PROMISES TESTIMONY ON WAR PLOT CHARGES
Chicago, Dec. 1 Joseph B Fleming assistant United States district attorney opened to jurors in the trial of Victor J Berger Milwaukee Socialist leader and four others. He promised testimony largely from speeches and articles alleging plans to aid Mexico and oppose the war. The case centers on alleged conspiracy to violate the espionage act and anti war agitation.
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Byidecce
Mexico
Republic
United States
Joseph B. Fleming
Lable
Victor J. Berger
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Berger
Fleming Rand
Army
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Rusela
Old Age Tips Claim Kidney and Digestive Cleansing
An old time home remedy advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem cures claiming renewed kidney action and digestion delays aging. It urges daily water intake and two drops or pills, promising health, vigor, and prevention of disease as age advances, with price and order details.
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