Roosevelt urged in school to expunge neutral war era record
The veteran Colonel pressed New York City school authorities to remove from textbooks a speech advocating neutrality and national support for Wilson. He admits error in first sixty days, urges keeping full record, and opposes Penrose style political smoke screens while warning of dry and wet factions shaping state ratification politics.
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Wilsons year of history and service praised at library theatre
The piece notes President Wilson's demanding schedule abroad and his focus on business while also shaping history in England and literature. It recalls eleven more transports returning home and highlights revived successes of local amateur minstrels at the library theatre, praised as one of the best ever staged with strong audience support.
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Greatest Mother in World Aids War Victims Worldwide
The American Red Cross during the past year has been a pivotal force for democracy in the world war, aiding soldiers and civilians across Europe and beyond. It funded nearly $100 million for ten countries, with France receiving the largest share and Romania facing famine and displacement as it received supplies and medical aid routed through Russia and Archangel. The report highlights hospital work in France, canteens for troops, and mass feeding of refugees, underscoring the Red Cross as “The World’s Greatest Mother.”
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Lemon Drops and the Army Highlight Food and Gear Demands
A wartime feature notes lemon drops as a crucial JC morale aid with a large share of glucose candy used for troops. It cites production shifts to meet army demand, new safety razors, tougher shoes, and special coffee shortages, stressing how small comforts sustain morale.
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Bourke Calls on Man of Means to Buy War Stamps
Western Pennsylvania urged affluent individuals and corporations to support War Savings Stamps, aiming to reach a quota of 58,006 dollars. The appeal emphasizes returns and patriotic duty, noting 12,500,000 soldiers to be sent home and urging participation in the national effort before Pershing ships the last American home.
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