Anna Held Opines On Suffrage Spread And War News
The French musical star Anna Held argues that American men cause the spread of woman suffrage by pampering wives and resisting political equality. She asserts a wife’s real place is at home and mocks those who seek public votes for women. The piece also notes Allied war developments around Beissona and Laon, with praise for the United States draft and aerial warfare support.
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United States
Ueld
Hal
Mina
Misa Held
Asperta
Demonstration by German Troops With French Armies in France
A fragmented report notes a demonstration by German troops with French armies in France dated Oct 25, with Associated Press mentions of a French victory. The readable text emphasizes joint displays and shifted fortunes in the theater.
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France
War, He Says, Long War Likely Says Northcliffe at Luncheon
Kansas City October 25 Lord Northcliffe told 200 editors from seven Midwestern states that the war in Europe has only begun and that a short war is impossible. He warned American papers misstate the German situation, noted rising transport needs and the strain of deploying troops to France, and stressed the distance to be bridged for supplies and manpower.
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Kansas City
Germany
Lord Northcliffe
Reichstag
Aew
Northcliffe
Tareo
United States
Iron in Their Blood Promises Newfound Strength for Many
An advertisement touts ordinary fortified iron as a cure for nervous breakdowns and fatigue. It claims iron restores energy within weeks, improves appetite, and strengthens blood, with testimonials and a promoted test to measure gains after weeks of use.
Wives of Soldiers Need Protection
The article notes federal officials addressing protection for wives of military men from cabarets and possible safeguards. It cites Judge Abler on arrests of women in raids, many wives of volunteers returning from the front, and calls for government assistance to shield families. Also reported are wage increases for railroad workers, union plans for city employees, an anti-war rally, and industry notes on dyestuff plant shifts in the United States.
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Cincago
United States
Abller
Morals Court
Erie
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Nostan Union Tats
Cause of cancer still unknown advances in surgery
Chicago report on the eighth annual Clintcle Congress of Surgeons notes that while the exact causes of cancer remain unknown, advances in treatment are due to improved surgical methods. Dr. William T. Mayo of Rochester cautions against overreliance on diet alone, and Sir Berkeley Moynihan urges readiness for extensive thoracic surgery with decisive action.
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Chicago
Clinteal Congress of Surgeons
American College of Surgeons
American Collens of Surgeons
William T. Mayo
Rochester
Alion
Sayp
Spankera
Berkley Moynihan
Leeds
England
Brit
Hoover urges boosted production to feed Allies through North America
Food Administrator Hoover argues U S and Canada must raise pork, wheat, and overall output to supply Allies without sea shipments. He warns shortages hit pork and wheat, cites exports, ship limits, and price pressure, urging domestic economies to expand hog and grain production to outpace submarine threats.
Our American Farmers and Food Production Policy
Therefore it would be to the vital vantage of every farmer to keep a pig movement this country. By preventing undue increases in forage prices, Mr. Hoover promised that the food administration would cooperate in measures to stimulate farm stock production. He said further production of sheep is needed for meat and wool, extensively used in uniforms. Our American farmers would be wise to realize that after the war there will be a poor export market for American bread grains, while there will be a wide demand for animal products.
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Washington
Fast Met
Hoover
United States
Canada
Mr. Meaver
France
Atlante Seaboard
Adaiajateator
Atlantic
Mata
Turing
United Afalea
Hoger
Edding
Social diseases attack soldiers in war centers
Secretary Baker warns at City Club that troop movement risks spreading venereal disease and moral decay. He urges protection around camps and careful postwar reintegration to avoid weakening the nation’s moral fabric. The piece notes London printing shops employ many women compositors.
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Boston
Baker
War Department
City Club
London
Fxg
Alias summons in Weber county Utah court action
State summons the defendant Mike Ross alias Mike Cuechla to appear within ten days of service or twenty days if outside the county, to answer a suit by Western Importing Co for 139.58 plus interest and costs. Filed July 18, 1917 before Judge George Barker in Municipal Court of Ogden. Witness seal dated September 34, 1917. Fulton, Clerk. Journeymen tailors to organize in Canada’s eastern provinces.
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Qgden
Weber
Tate
Utah
George 5
Barker
Western Importing Co
Plaintite
Mike Ross
Mike Cuechla
Gald
Ward Court
A. D
Weber County
George B. Barker
Sealy
NS. Fulton
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Ae Ee Re Te Eeerder Wad Sire
Cara Wea Stewart
Moonlight Wehools
Toownlight Schools
Core Wilson Biewart
Kenturky
Waren Bas
Ubatsama
Anna
Beissona
Monkey Mountain
Vauxaillon Village
Forest of
Pinon
Laon
Alsce Canal
Nseners
New York
Dayer
Toston
Tg & Teernt Ulerouse
Doalne
Pin
Nepresia
Otter
Bloahante
Chitars Hergid
Diermans
Toledo Faite
Et Oat
Ally
Flanders
Flandere
Thaky
Clinical College of Surgeons
Herbert Hoover
the Consolidated Music Co
Victrola
Washington Ave
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Fhfadelei
Ala
East Side
24Th
25Th Street
Journeymen
Taftors
Griffon
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