Letters Pour In On League As Wilson Invites Debate
Washington March 10 The American public eagerly answers Wilsons invitation to discuss the league of nations. Controversies over war policies have produced a flood of mail to congressional offices, with senators reading only a fraction. Yet the outpouring shows the nations grave interest in the issue. Four Points of View surveys 4700 letters from eighteen senators across regions.
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Sage Tea Promises Darker Hair Overnight
An old Sage Tea recipe Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as darkening gray or faded hair quickly and evenly. The pitch claims hair becomes luxuriantly dark after one or two applications, restoring a youthful look, with no medical claims.
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Soldier’s Reminiscence Of Alsace Trench Life And St Mihiel Reserve
A veteran recalls joining Company I, 139th Infantry, and serving in Alsace trenches where life was harsh yet bonding formed among comrades. He describes enduring twenty eight days in trenches, nights in pup tents, and the St Mihiel offensive where heavy artillery fire marked a perilous pause before further movement.
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Remembrance Letter From War Front to Family
A nephew recalls the Argonne forest assault from September to October amid cannon blasts and creeping machine gun fire. He describes sleepless nights, marching through ash and uncertainty, close calls with enemy nests, and relief after joining his unit. He notes French villages, atrocities, and his return hopes before clerical duties at the regiment’s personnel office.
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