America Must Claim Its War Efforts and Victory
Edward L. James argues Americans should publicly recognize the U S Army and Navy and their wartime contributions. He warns that downplaying the American role risks alienating allies and undermining leverage at the upcoming Peace Conference, urging a clear assertion of the country’s share in saving the world.
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America’s Air Heroes and Postwar World Debates
A compact roundup notes American air aces led by Eddie Rickenbacker and Frank Luke Jr with 63 fliers achieving at least five kills. It covers Europe food relief funded by Congress, Wilson urging urgency to curb Bolshevism by feeding Europe, and broader postwar issues from Prohibition to jury service parallels with military duty and protests in Berlin.
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From Other Viewpoints Sparks in German and Irish Debates
A Washington Post note criticizes Spartacus for mishandling German governance while the Baltimore American cites Sinn Feiners blowing up a Cork monument to Irish soldiers as part of broader political noise rather than clear conviction.
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International News Service inks exclusive London Daily Express deal
The International News Service gains exclusive rights to the complete London Daily Express service for the United States and Canada. The alliance allows simultaneous London Express dispatches and places Express notices in own columns to signal IN S exclusive use. The London Express will provide cables and telegrams from Berlin Holland and Russia via IN S channels.
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Letter from Malcomb Dailey Middle War Front Front Verdun to Family
Malcomb Dailey writes from the Verdun front detailing long hikes of about 150 miles, capture of German prisoners, and destruction seen in French villages. He mentions Brest as a landing town, Boumont snow, and hopes to return home soon, asking about relatives and sharing family news.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Easy Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promise gentle vegetable laxative action without calories. They aid bowel and liver function without forcing natural processes and are taken as two tablets nightly for quick, pleasant relief.
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