Movement to build National Physical Reserve urged by Camp
The Standard backs a movement to create Communities on Physical Reserve in every city and town. Walter Camp argues 29 percent of draftees are unfit and advocates simple, daily exercise for all ages to maintain health, strength, and national greatness. He cites golf and group work as aids but stresses individual practice when needed.
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America
United States
Walter Camp
Browning
Camp
Crork
Tate
Hne
Cartan
Francis Makes a Move in Unclear Locals
Fragmentary text describes Francis taking action related to youth work in unclear locations. Mentions staff and possible references to Amadasasdor and Fetrograd with scattered names and phrases. Uncertain events and missing context prevent clear reporting of who, what, where, or when.
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Wash
Manington
Amadasasdor Francis
Jett Fetrograd
Amban ambassador fears German pursuit near Rusala
The report describes treachery around Rusala with Amban sador Francia warned by prudent judgment as German forces threaten. The ambassador risks capture, while the government remains suspect and warns of reprisals if he is seized.
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Ogds
Ambansador Francia
Rusala
Hay
German victory would mean civilization destroyed by Prussianism
Amelle Rives and Frincess Trouhetzkoy warned that a German triumph would bring the extinction of civilization and the annihilation of Western values. They cited the destruction of civilians in Belgium, northern France, Poland, and Serbia, and the enslaved survivors as evidence of Prussian brutality and a policy of blood and iron.
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Belgium
France
Poland
Serbia
Battles and casualty figures stir public horror in war
The article reflects on overwhelming casualty numbers from British and French campaigns, noting February totals of 4105 killed and 14766 wounded or missing. It discusses the sobering scale of war losses, the silent toll on families, and the challenge for officials to maintain perspective amid repeated frontline casualties.
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Great Britain
France
Champagne
Paris
Gas and Sleeping Sentries
General Strong of the Bunshine division stresses gas mask importance, noting only two kinds of soldiers when attacked by gunfire the quick and the dead. Early German gas attacks on the Toul front sickened and killed, underscoring the need for vigilance. four soldiers sentenced to death for sleeping on sentry duty may face execution to reinforce discipline.
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Strong
Bunshine
Utah
Toul
U S Women Over Overseas Hospital Leader Profile
Dr. Finley, a graduate of Cor. net in LH, interned at New York infirmary for women and children, studied obstetrics in Vienna, became director of obstetrics and now leads the U S Women Overseas Hospitals. A wartime note urges drastic penalties for treasonous acts threatening thousands.
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Finley
Cor.net
New York Infirmary
Imme Petrova's New Gown Are Wonders
Mme Olga Petrova, famed Polish star and top dress figure in films, works on her second Petrova picture. Renowned for beauty and style, she insists on designing her own costumes while Paris and New York designers race to craft new outfits. A special wardrobe is built into her station to store hats, shoes, and gowns.
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Mme
Olga Petrova
Mme. Petrova
Paris
New York
Peiinya
Card of Thanks from Gline Family
Words cannot express our heartfelt thanks for the kindness extended by our many friends during the illness and death of our loved one Mr and Mrs R W Gline and family.
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R. W. Gline
Fuel Board 13 Defended by Rainey in House
Washington March 1 Representative Rainey of Illinois defended the fuel administration closing order in the house saying the full story would show members who would like to expunge their remarks from the record if they could.
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Washington
Fuel Administration
Rainey
Umnois
Hoys
Speedhgo
Twenty Three Battle Royal Winged Ace Emerges
Lieut W. C. Camber.y of the Royal Flying Corps has flown less than eight years yet earned an ace status. He has claimed five years of service and crossed and fought through near the guns, earning recognition in his early career.
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W. C
Garfield Lawyer of Ability fuels coal drive in Congress
In a session marked by dispute over propaganda and war logistics Representative Rainey warned against antiwar leaflets and German circulation. The coal program reports show 430 stokers loaded since January 17 delivering fuel to Allied armies while a 50 million ton shortfall remains. Garfield is praised as a capable lawyer who organized a mine payroll and notable trusts to run coal operations.
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Rainey
United States
Germany
France
Garfield
The
Fuel Administration
Rolney
Cleveland Trust Company
Nine Men Die in Mine Blast at San Antonio NM
Denver reports nine miners, all with oxygen helmets, killed last night in a San Antonio New Mexico mine 86 miles south of Albuquerque. Official word came to the government Bureau of Mines. Also, Mat Reiter, a German, arrested in Salt Lake City for inquiry about Antoni Ruishman, another German detained as a dangerous alien.
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Denver
Colo
San Antonio
N. M
Albuquerque
Government Bureau of Mines
Salt Lake City
Mat Reiter
Antoni Ruishman
Reiter Red Ruishman
LWOW
Service Flag Flies Over Forestry Building
The forestry building displays a service flag with thirty four Bet Alsia symbols in white center. Red outer borders mark the flag honoring 34 members of the forestry service in this district serving in American forces. Postmaster West Browning ordered a DP American flag to replace the old flag atop the Federal building, which had flown for five years.
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Bet Alsia
Foresty Service
Amerias
West Browning
Tat
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