Open diplomacy urged for peace conference strikes
Wireless dispatches from the President’s ship advocate open sessions at the Peace Conference and condemn secret diplomacy as a path to war. The piece argues public deliberation will deter secrecy and help achieve lasting peace. It notes soldiers returning home and officers urging families to support civilian life transitions.
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Returning GIs and the Duty to Preserve Army Training
The piece argues returning soldiers must retain Army discipline and fine traits to build a better home and nation. It condemns surrendering wartime gains and urges justice for arch criminals while noting labor shortages, international stances, and rail service restoration as postwar priorities.
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From Other Viewpoints and War Commentary
A collection of editorial quips and opinions from various papers mocking or critiquing wartime actions and leaders. Quotes reference Buckingham Palace serenades by an all American jazz band, indemnities for La Follette and Berger, Dutch dikes, Kaiser punishment, Britain's war effort casualty lists, and Dr. Garfield's pay.
Sheffield Roll Call Preparations Named by Chairman
Dr. Allen, chair of the committee, appoints committee captains as every house braces for roll call. Emblems are urged for all groups, signaling organized readiness across Sheffield.
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Increase in School Attendance in Sheffield Red Cross Drive
Sheffield reports rising school attendance with about 820 pupils across three schools and around 150 absent on Thursday. The Red Cross drive runs December 16 to 23 with captains named for each district and emphasis on wearing emblems and donating a dollar. Community committees on Publicity and Finance formed, with plans to organize a local chapter after holidays.
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Ladies of the G A R elect officers Saturday at 2 30
The Ladies of the G A R will hold their regular meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Members should attend and bring canned fruit donations for the Soldier's Widows Home at Hawkins Station to ensure the barrel for the home is packed.
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Miona stomach tablets promise cure for indigestion
A health claim warns that many Americans harm their stomachs by taking strong digesters daily. The ad extols Miona stomach tablets as relief within five minutes and as a cure with regular use, sold by druggists with a guarantee.
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