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America Versus Europe A View Of Health And Morals
Reports from Europe during and after the war illuminate life in various countries and moral responsibilities. New York hosts an international conference of women physicians starting September 15 for six weeks with over twenty foreign doctors invited. Leaders include Dr. Katherine Bement Davis and Dr. Edith Hale. Observers note Americans gained vigor and cleanliness from wartime contact, while European morals lag in daily life, yet American home life and motherhood form the nation’s strength.
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Edith Hale
Boston
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Weights and Measures Standardization Debate Across Allies
The article argues for worldwide adoption of the metric system, noting German use in 1871 and Allied confusion during World War I. It cites endorsements from figures like William G. McAdoo and Henry van Dyke, F. O. Wells of Greenfield Machine Tool, and Florattg La Guardia. It stresses the need for unified weights and measures to improve wartime efficiency and avoid costly translation errors.
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Germany
Greenfield
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Tag, Die, Machine Tool Company
United States
Pritanoia
Great Britain
Manike
William G. McAdon
David Starr Jordan
Nicholas Murray Buller
Elot
Harvard
Henry van Dyke
B. H. Gary
Fahn Haye Hammond
William C. Redfield
Theodore N. Wall
Otto H. Kahd
George W. Perkina
Charles H. Mara
Forr
Allice
War era reflections by President Richards on Britain and peace
President Richards speaks from Europe about Britain’s wartime resilience and the role of Latter day Saint women in missionary work. He urges belief in Allied aims, praises Woodrow Wilson, and defends the League of Nations as a safeguard for future peace, while acknowledging ongoing reforms and arbitration challenges.
League Upheld As Means of Peace by Apostle
SALT LAKE July 27 The leader praised the league of nations as the local means to peace hoping it will fulfill its purpose from the war era. President George F Richards of the L D S council of twelve called Wilson a great mind and said he was an instrument raised by the Lord to bring about the league.
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Educators Meet At U of U Vocational Conference Opens
Salt Lake City July 27 Utahs vocational conference opens at the University of Utah with nationwide figures attending. The two week program includes entertainment and side trips emphasizing educational value. Notable speakers include EB Snyder director of national education California and others from Kansas New York and federal experts. Two armed forces casualties announced later in the day.
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California
Lauty S. Hawking
Lewis H
Eral
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Kansas
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Pratt Moatitute
New York
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