President Wilson In France a 1919 Perspective
FRANK H. SIMONDS argues that Wilson’s Paris mission faced fierce partisan backlash and misperceptions at home. He asserts Wilson sought publication of peace terms, faced opposition from Lloyd George, and never controlled the conference. Simonds contends Wilson’s staying in Europe prevented Bolshevism’s spread, while acknowledging Europe’s deep, unresolved issues.
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New York
Senate
Fragrant Face Powder Sample Offer From Culture Dept
A vintage ad touts scented face powder and skin perfuming powder priced at 25 cents each. It promises delicate fragrance from the Caticara Trio and offers free samples by mail to Culture Dept. £ 3 T, Boston.
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Caticara
Cutlture
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Wilson at Paris Peace Conference A Moderating Force
The piece argues Clemenceau grew from scorn to respect for Wilson and asserts the U S representation was appropriate at Paris. It notes European terms were inevitable and that Wilson could not dominate the conference, facing domestic backlash from parlor Bolshevism and critics who demanded his own peace.
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Germany
Jesu
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