Secretary Baker urges army staff remains as war ends
The report defers permanent army organization until after the peace conference. Baker plans a temporary regimental nucleus for the regular army and argues for preserving the general staff, with emphasis on officer education and expanded war sciences at West Point and allied schools. It notes Meuse-Argonne victory, selective service effectiveness, and large increases in manpower and equipment, plus Allied supply and reconstruction needs.
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Prominent Socialists in Europe Mention Belgian Mission
Prominent Socialist figures in Europe include Herr Veltmer a Hungarian and Emil Van de Velde a Belgian who was part of a Belgian mission sent in 1914 by King Albert to present to President Wilson representations regarding Belgium.
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Rail Liberation from Financial Dictation Urged
The interstate commerce commission, in a Congress report, urges study of transportation reform. It notes wartime pressures require a unified continental system, limited rail construction, and coordination of rail and water transport. Proposes plans including federal control, private operation under regulation, or public ownership, with detailed considerations for pricing, securities, and state federal coordination. The outline highlights avoiding political influence and ensuring efficient, low-cost service.
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Parisian Skirt Styles Draw War Era Attention
A verbose aging Paris fashion feature discusses ultra short skirts, 78 centimeter hems, and the appeal of minimal fabric amid shortages. It notes Parisian fashion houses like Lanvin showing narrow underskirts with tunic overskirts, and describes materials, colors, and footwear popular among Parisian women, contrasted with the wartime mood and potential homefront duties.
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Mild Dry Weather Features November Record
Weather notes describe a month with balanced cloudy and sunny days, few rainy days, and a high of 72 degrees with a low not specified. The first snow fell on November 27 and 28 reaching 4.0 inches, moisture totaled 28 inches, and comparisons are drawn to prior years with warmer and colder extremes noted.
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iSchool for Aliens Prepares Citizens Through Night Classes
iSchool for Aliens organizes night classes in east and west sections to teach basic education for future United States citizens. Free tuition and books. Government and boards of education collaborate. About 25 aliens per district attended first week. more expected.
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Fred
Pettit
Vinol claims to restore vitality in run-down people
An advertisement extols Vinol for anemic, exhausted, and run-down individuals. It asserts the tonic improves appetite, digestion, and blood quality, with testimonials from Mrs. Burnell and Rose Lawky praising health restoration and energy gains.
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Gold Medal Haarlem O Capsules advertise kidney cure
An old style advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O Capsules as a remedy for weakening kidneys and bladder troubles. It urges readers to start treatment now, take three caps daily, and seek a refund if not satisfied. The copy references Holland and a historic charter, emphasizing reliability and a money back guarantee.
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New Hospital Plan Discussed by Waterloo Labor Body
The Waterloo labor body debates creating a public hospital owned and run by city and county to care for all patients. It calls for funding through bonds and seeks voter approval, arguing for prompt action to avoid repeating unsafe conditions in existing facilities.
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Grundy Couple Wed on Thanksgiving Day in Waterlog area
A Grundy County couple, Minnie Sliman of Holland and Richard Kiewit, wed on Thanksgiving Day. The bride’s family includes Mr. and Mrs. Harrenstein, and the couple will reside at the Kiewit farm north of Italland. Military officers Lieut Robert Rogers and Lieut Robert Stegars are noted. one will be demobilized between December and December 25. Miss Marie Muller of Welleburg, a pig feeding winner, will not attend the International Livestock Show in Chicago due to flu cases in the county.
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