Lively wartime survey and local civic scenes
A broad excerpt covers wartime statistics on a vast American survey of 9,000,000 men for economic health and education. It contrasts the value of data with privacy safeguards, notes a push for faster shipping and unified Allied plans, recalls past health conditions, and mentions local council and court proceedings tied to liquor regulations and judges in Warren County.
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State Department
Im- Wis
Amexica
France
Sho
Crowder
America
Warren Hewith Department
Allegheny River
Andrew
Bae Association
Siggins
Warren County
Mumford
Livenay Court
B. G. Gregory
Fred Hartman
Gregory
McClellan
Schofield
Mr. Hartman
Mr. Gregory
Hartman Wuld
Burgess Knabb
Mr. Knabb
Burgess Gregory
Contorted wartime quotes from multiple papers
A collage of cabled lines and editorial snips from diverse papers mocks war rhetoric and political fervor. It contrasts the grim tone of factions with quips about pacifism and leadership, touching on Baker, Trotzky, Ford, and public sentiment amid conflict.
Palestine Of Bible Fame Documented In War Geography Bulletin
A Washington Bulletin from the War Geography series discusses Palestine under British protection since Jordan River settlement. It notes the region's size about 10 000 square miles, the ancient Philistine land along the Mediterranean and Jordan, and contrasts contemporary views with archaeologists findings. It mentions Hermon, Jericho, and biblical ties, while outlining how travel writers and scholars shaped Western impressions of the Holy Land.
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Seales
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Tal Characturistins
Palestine
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Bruce
Ie Wanhington
Pal Ung
Térae
Mortuers
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Sa Tha Dave
Inala Doen
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Novin
Fernealer
Sint OF
Connectione
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Mankina
Sint
Harmon
Ierael
Damascus
Caideen
Jorden
Loma
France
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Terthey
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Bethel
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Acre
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Vasile Muliumner
Wendy Harhan
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Aviator Death Toll and Survivors in 1917 War Losses
A fragmented 1917 aviation casualty tally reports total fatalities near 4,197 with thousands injured, listing names of victims and locations such as San Diego California and Fort Worth Texas. The document questions wartime air losses and asks readers to provide correct figures and verify names for accuracy.
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Aodeem
Arch Bristow Column on unruly crowds and past rail threats
Arch Bristow reflects on a chaotic scene with haphazard shouting and threats involving a horse and crowd. He notes dangers from sharp objects, calls for caution, and laments the lack of orderly conduct in Warren County and beyond. He touches on railroads, public safety, and the need for stable behavior at gatherings.
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