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Optimistic outlook from Arthur Woods on employment gains
Arthur Woods special assistant to Secretary Baker says job conditions show material improvement and will likely continue. He argues the unemployed seekers exaggerate the crisis while noting many returning soldiers are now fit for better jobs from military training. Federal agencies advise veterans to reclaim old posts where possible and employers to avoid unnecessary layoffs to spur immediate improvement.
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Bolshevik Nightmare Horrors From Moscow to Petrograd
Washington reports bleak Bolshevik rule with famine in Petrograd and Moscow. Refugees describe social collapse, typhoid and smallpox, starving crowds, dog attacks on carcasses, and guards, with mass insanity and mass deaths in maternity hospitals. Prisons overflow as the state grills funeral rites.
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New York Times
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Soviet Proclamation Calls Women for Barracks Duty
A 1918 Murzilowska proclamation grants Comrade Gregory Savelieff authority to seize sixty bourgeois women and deliver them to artillery barracks. The radical text laments Bolshevik influence, mocks New York society, and warns of a future revulsion as rulers face moral and national decline.
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Sabelnikoff
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Moscow
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Ruecia
Solomn Wise on suffrage critics and President
A wartime column defends the President against suffragette agitation and hostile critics. It contrasts constructive criticism with personal, partisan sniping, citing an American soldier's remark that the President already has enough to manage without being bothered by a "bunch of nuts."
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Solomon
Amercan Soldier Boy
America
Reform wave and dress reformers clash in society era
A fragmented, tongue in cheek column notes rising reform movements and fashion trends. It mocks prohibitionists, dress standardizers, and youths watching fashion while commenting on figures like Maeterlinck, Henrich Albert, and inflation in postage stamps.
Debate Over Nation Form Winds Through Maryland Convention
Fragmented remarks from Maryland delegates and other state voices argue the proposed national government could threaten liberty. Speakers warn of aristocracy, distant rulers, and loss of state powers as debates compare republic models to monarchy and the dangers of centralized authority.
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James Lincoln
Carolina
Aristocra
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Europe
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Glass Tops The Best Remorse With Victory Loan
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled lines about Treasury, victory loan, and officials. No coherent events or names readable.
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The note describes a soldier in the Llith Infantry stationed at Taillaneore, awaiting orders home amid rumors of an April return. A correspondent reports on a Zain Division review near the park and a march across snow, with mentions of Major General Witz Hayner.
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Cross headquarters class in Home Care of the Psik
Fragmentary notes reference Y W G A and a class or event titled Home Care of the Psik led by Elizabeth AL Schambel at Cross headquarters. Mentions supper, tea, and social as part of a gathering with students or attendees. Lacks clear dates or outcomes due to garbled source text.
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Man Confined in Nude Attempt at Time Theft Case
An issue from Ames involving a man accused of attempting to harm or derail a time record by nude conduct in a police facility. He faced detention and possible prison, with court proceedings and a related incident at a local jail.
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Ames Doran
Moarudhing
Peei Bas
Phamies
Used Clothing Campaign Urges Wide Participation
The campaign calls all chapters to donate clothing for European relief. American Relief Administration will transport and distribute items in Europe with ARGC and local volunteers handling areas where they operate. Send durable garments to the Hertzel Building basement at 231 Pa. Ave. W.
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