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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
14
Boson Nov 1% discusses opposing a new pacifist stance during a victory celebration at City Club. Henry Cabot Lodge argues against pacifism while praising decisive actions and warning of policy risks amid postwar debates. The article contrasts international turmoil with domestic leadership.
A report argues that removing Han dynasty royalty costs from the state budget could save millions annually. Experts say restructuring pays off through streamlined governance and reduced ceremonial expenses. Government officials caution on cultural implications and continuity.
Fragmented OCR text references ending of a war labor board and related names. Key entities include Labor Board and figures like Tami Tart and Frank Watsl, with mentions of months and dates unclear. The passage is garbled but implies a conclusion or action by a government labor board during wartime and ties to influenza death notes.
Bonar Law says a new vote of credit of 700.6 million pounds may be needed despite expected cost reductions from changed war conditions. Treasury officials warn against lowering totals as allies face supply needs in Europe. He forecasts the year’s end position to be modestly improved versus budget, with rebuilding work ahead and a push for unified capital and labor to boost production.
New York announces national color standards for goods in red white and blue produced by textile industries. The Textile Color Card Association consisting of wholesalers and retailers selects cherry for red and Hass for blue to document and classify woolens silks millinery and related items.
Labor groups plan a peace celebration with organizers announcing victory over industrial unrest. A mass meeting is scheduled for Sunday evening December 1 with senior leaders of the labor movement to attend and address the gathering.
A long roster lists Americans reported killed and wounded in France with numerous soldiers' names and home towns. The list includes officers and enlisted men from Georgia, Massachusetts, New York, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and many other states, reflecting casualties and injuries in the conflict.
Georgetown University graduate Lieut. F M Tracy, son of Colman of Philadelphia, was killed in France on September 2 during wartime service. His wife Fertruie Tracy received word, noting he wrote of remaining in the game and detailing duties in the trenches before his death. Troops and family mourn his loss as the war continues.
An advertisement promotes Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey as a superior cold remedy. It claims the first dose brings relief and subsequent doses prove it a strong defense against coughs, bronchitis, and asthma, highlighting its soothing effects and economical price of 120.
A cable from Honolulu reports four survivors arriving at Legaspi aboard an open boat from the steamship Du Machu. The Dumaru, struck by lightning and set afire October 18, abandoned about 22 miles off Samar, left 1% officers Nolan six Americans and two Filipinos among the evacuees. The ship’s captain and four crew members were aboard, one dying later.
Miss Jessie Torrance of Rutherford reports relief from redness and pimples after using Resinol Ointment and Regine Soap. She notes her face improved after two or three applications and says she can go out without shame.
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