Why the Japanese Won and the Moral Race Debate
The Arizona Republican editorialized on Japanese and American soldiers, praising discipline and character in the Japanese yet faulting the American approach. It also notes the U.S. transporting fallen soldiers to Santa Fe and honors their service as part of national tribute. The piece surveys views on morality, leadership, and wartime conduct, interwoven with reflections on public virtue and memory.
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Arizona Republican
Long Morfi
United States Army
Japan
United States
New York
Republican
Russia
Santiago
Cuba
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Fe
Republic
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Diaz
The Air Of Courtship And Heir Apparents In Verse
A humorous look at social rituals and the idea of air as influence in relationships. It ponders foul air in tenements, hot air in flirtation, and the life of an heir apparent with mock precision, interleaved with a poetic quip about love notes.
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Georgic
Cevera
New Mexico
Ite
Spain
Tibet
Roscoe the Rooster Extra Identified in Wanted Job Ad
A historic classified notice seeks a first class man for a contract position. The ad identifies Roscoe the Rooster Extra as the subject and asks applicants to state salary expectations. References from a family man are promised. Write L. W. Gray in Morgan City La with details.
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L. W. Gray
Morgan City
Robin Cowper and Sally in Forest Inn Escape
A rambling tale follows Robin Cowper as he flees pursuing constables through Southcombe forest and Edencourt. After a raucous clash in the Forest Inn kitchen with Sally, he escapes on his mare Kit with Dad in pursuit, finally outrunning authorities in the town square and into the lane.
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Roger Birch
Edencourt
England
Southcombe Forest
Forest Inn
Earl of Athmore
Giles
Harlow
Forest Sun
Bdecourt
Kit
Sally
Robin
Cowper
King’ S Constabulary
Lud Hobart
Dexvouw
Pellmell
Dad
Robin Cowper
Sully
Cavalier
Fragmented Listing Of Names And Advertisements
A long string of personal names and places is followed by blunt advertisements for Burdock's Blood Bitters claiming to purify blood and energize digestion. The piece ends with a prompt to buy ice cream and a soda fountain corner location and drink offerings.
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