Europe’s War Attitude Ten Years After U.S. Entry
United Press report by Webb Miller surveys Europe’s drift from euphoria to hostility toward the United States a decade after America entered World War I. It cites resentment over war debts and taxes, American dominance in culture and shipping laws, doubts about Wilsonian aims, and mixed views across Britain France Italy Germany Spain and Russia on relief, reparations, and disarmament.
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America
Europe
Miller
United Press
London
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Deauy Anerica
United State
Watson
Paris
Marshal Foch
France
England
American Red Cross
Belgium
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Wilson
Ness
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Fiume
Albania
Germany
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League of Nations
Family of Nations
Russia
Madame Kolantai
Kellogg
Mexico
Central America
Great War Declared War With Germany Ten Years Ago Today
The article recalls the U S House vote of 475 to 50 approving the war resolution against Germany ten years prior, followed by President Wilson's signing and a formal state of war. It notes his call for loyal support, warnings to enemy aliens, and mobilization of military and naval forces.
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Usted
House of Representatives
Germany
Vacly
Wilbon
Wilson
Wilson's Doctor Recalls War Time Deliberations
Dr. Cary T. Grayson, Wilson's physician and friend, recalls the calm president weighing war entry in spring 1917. He sought information, gathered counsel, and studied evidence before deciding to send American troops. Grayson notes Wilson slept poorly yet remained physically fit and golfed each morning as advisers debated.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Woodrow Wilson
America
White House
Washington Monument
Virginia
Potomac
Grayson
Wilson
United States
Congtess
Susual
Corns Lift Off Freezone Ad Claims Instant Relief
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It promises immediate relief from aching corns and says the corn can be lifted off with a small dose sold by druggists. The claim includes removal of calluses between toes without soreness.
Wilson’s wartime decision and writing routine recalled
The article recalls President Wilson drafting his April 2 message to Congress for war, noting he wrote in his study at a typewriter with facts in hand and little revision. It contrasts memory with Grayson’s claim of moonlit handwriting and reflects on the war’s onset and Wilson’s focus on Virginia.
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Wilson
Congress
Grayson
Virginia
The Big Parade Hits 1000th Performance at Astor
New York April 6 United Press The Big Parade has reached its 1000th consecutive performance at the Astor theatre with near full houses. The photoplay is set to run through the summer and stands as the third longest continuous run in American theatre history. Total box office for 71 weeks tops $1,800,000, outpacing rivals and trailing only Addie’s Irish Rose and Lightnin among long runs.
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New York
United Press
Astor Theatre
Addie
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Nasal Relief
An old advertisement describes a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm to clear nasal passages from catarrh or cold. It claims the fragrant antiseptic cream soothes inflamed membranes, relieves stuffed noses, and helps breathing instantly when applied in the nostrils.
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Ely
Malnutrition priorities in America and vitamin facts
Census figures show Americans spend more on cars than food, with low incomes dedicating only about a third of earnings to diet. Nutrition experts warn malnutrition rises with inadequate vitamin and mineral intake, risking eyes teeth skin and nerves, while emphasizing foods rich in milk eggs cereals and produce.
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United States
Bureau of Census
Department of Labor
Herman J. Norton
Monoliths of Berlin and beyond overwhelm travelers
European trips recount monumental Bismarck statues towering over cities. The narrator recalls Hamburg and other German locales, where colossal forms loom as awe inspiring symbols, with one statue described as a giant rock masterpiece and cyclopean limbs.
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Hamburg
Bismarck
Ten Years Since The War Declaration Remembered Today
A retrospective note marks ten years since the United States declared war on Germany. It recalls mobilization, the draft, Pershing in France, Admiral Sims, and the vast human cost with nearly 300000 American lives lost overseas. The piece reflects on prosperity since and urges humility about past haste.
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United States
Pershino
France
Admiral Sims
Bycteria
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