First Man Too Fast For Health Died In San Diego
Dr Henry Tanner born February 7 1831 in England rose to fame in 1880 after a 40 day water fast under medical supervision in New York. He later moved to San Diego from Los Angeles 39 years ago and died there after a life of medical notoriety filled with debate over his astonishing fasting feat.
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Philadelphia radicals blamed for city unrest and bombings
The article argues Philadelphia houses extreme radicals and anarchists responsible for bombings of prominent residents. It questions why the city is a center for disorderly groups and whether local government failure drives such violence and upheaval.
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Contagion of Violence and Political Fears Across Nations
A reflection on global unrest and oppression linking Bolshevism fears in Germany and other states to violent acts. The piece cites American labor clashes in Colorado and West Virginia, a Philadelphia oppression motif, Sinn Fein’s Cork blast, naval buildup, and a New Year message from the Holy See urging League of Nations viability.
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Viewpoints on War and Public Policy Across Newspapers
A compilation of editorial takeaways from several papers on World War I topics. General Mosgrelas calls for justice over forgiveness. Belgian resistance to German demands is contrasted with German attitudes. Debates on school disease theories and Heligoland return shape public opinion. Submarine warfare and its impact on wartime strategy are discussed. Turkeys price guidance sparks consumer doubt amid typical price ranges.
War's Losses In Global Conflict Aims To Count Victims
The article notes casualty estimates from World War I era records, acknowledging incompleteness and chaos in data. It cites Russian, German, French, Austrian, Italian, British, American, and other Allied troop losses with totals and gaps, warning figures may rise as more records are gathered and finalized.
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Monarchys Worst Year in 1918 and the Collapse of Monarchies
The piece surveys 1918 as a pivotal year when monarchies across Europe fell after World War I. It notes abdications from Nicholas II and others, the flight of throne-holders to Holland, and the cascading collapse of rulers including William II, Ludwig III, and Ernest August, signaling a shift toward republicanism and democracy in the postwar era.
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Liberty
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Surgical Dressing Work
The Red Cross asks volunteers to attend Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Butler or Vonewange area rooms to assist. Dressings prepared at the General Hospital will be used for patient care, with weekly sessions urged to run Tuesday afternoons every other week until further notice. An error previously announced a Monday meeting.
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Grove City Soldier Honored in War Letter to Family
A letter from Corporal A B F to Mrs. Walker of Warren, Ohio recounts how Lt. Lewis Burnide’s tribute led to a grave marking for Corporal Rey Walker of Grove City. The note describes rebuilding a grave in France near Apremont Montblanville, the 212th Division, and burial details from September 1918.
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Red Cross Corrects Notice for Alternate Tuesday Scheduling
The Red Cross announces a correction to the prior notice and asks surgical dressings workers to reserve some time on alternate Tuesday afternoons for this purpose.
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