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There Is War In Europe Yet Christmas Cheer Remains
A December editorial urges maintaining Christmas generosity despite wartime strain. It emphasizes gifts for family and friends as a vital custom, warning that a single marred Christmas could leave a lasting hole for a child and stressing that those able should be more generous this year. It notes no war in Montana and calls Montanans to rejoice and share good cheer despite hard times.
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Europe
America
Montana
Wilson on Reach for Peace in World War I
President Wilson says the time is not ripe for U S peace efforts amid European war. Americans seek peace, but neither Allies nor Germans welcome negotiations now. Neither side claims decisive gains, and prospects for peace appear very faint at present.
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Wilson
United States
Europe
America
Keither
Germany
England
France
Rivers and Harbors Congress to Lobby for 40 Million
The Rivers and Harbors Congress plans a Washington meeting later this week to coordinate lobbying for a 40.1 million dollar request to fund federal improvements. Critics warn many proposed schemes lack merit and urge tighter scrutiny to protect the public treasury, even if deserving projects suffer.
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Congress
Washington
United
Bryan and Wilson Face Party Strife Over Prohibition
The article analyzes tension between Bryan and President Wilson within the Democratic Party. It notes Republicans’ hopes to widen the rift, Bryan’s resistance to resignation, and the push for party unity on prohibition and suffrage. It discusses how Bryan might yet avoid leaving the party and the possibility of a new Progressive movement forming if disagreements deepen.
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Finances of the Philippines as War Impacts Trade
Governor General Harrison reports satisfactory income for eight months but a drop in the last three, leaving the treasury empty and forcing extraordinary measures. The legislature opposes new taxes and seeks a $5,000,000 congressional appropriation. Harrison backs the Jones bill for eventual independence, with President Wilson expected to address the Philippines in Congress.
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Philippine Islands
Europe
Harrison
Congress
Wilson
Calais Front Tension Grows as Allied Aid Presses
Fragmentary wartime note describes German resistance near Calais and Allied efforts to breach the coast. The report mentions a narrow 20 mile crossing potential and emphasizes ongoing campaign conditions with limited external details.
German aims shift from Paris to striking England
The article argues German strategy is no longer focused on reaching Paris but on frightening England. It notes their guns could sweep the channel to the English coast and that submarines and Zeppelins could menace England. Calais would be key, with Paris less central, marking a long and uncertain path to Calais.
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England
Germany
Calais
Official Canvass In Helena Montana Votes
The state canvassing board met in Helena to certify November election results. Majorities settled all questions with no doubt. women’s suffrage and the farmers loan bill passed, while compensation, consolidation, extra tax, and boxing law failed. State officers favored Democrats, Holloway re-elected. Proclamation awaited after certification. Women gain full voting rights in all elections. municipal turnout expected in Helena and major cities. Also foreign reports note shifts in refugees and a traveler’s remarks on child adoption preferences amid wartime.
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State Board of Canvassers
Helena
Montana
Holloway
Hutte
Rich iron ore discovery in Haaleton district near Rupert
The Copper River area in the new Haaleton district south of Rupert British Columbia shows rich iron ore deposits. Reports claim 10,000,000 tons already blocked on the surface with ore cuttings extending about 45 feet deep, drawing mining interest across the province.
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New Haaleton
Rupert
Brish Columbia
Washing Woolens Hints for Households in 1914
Practical advice on washing woolens to avoid shrinking or stretching. Do not freeze woolens while drying or place near direct heat. Dry evenly, use proper supports for stockings, and prepare warm soap suds with borax. Rinse in warm water, avoid wringing, and air dry on sheets or sunshine. Copyright 1914 McClure News Syndicate.
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McClure News- Paper Syndicate
Spirit of the Press and Political Jibes Across Papers
A collage of editorial quips from various papers jokes about Mexican reform safe exits for presidents and a presidential favorite son elimination race in Ohio. Remarks mock political stances and media chatter with a dash of sharp commentary from Seattle Chicago Memphis and New York papers.
Humor of the Day and Quick Gags From Papers
A collection of light quips from various papers including The Hindu Philadelphia Ledger Kansas City Journal Judee and Washington Star. The items joke about war pain hunting wives cultivated roses and a censor in a playful tone. The snippets showcase early 20th century newspaper humor and social toasts with brief setups and punchlines.
Cassel Barred from Britain's Privy Council in War Alarm
Sir Ernest Cassel, a leading financier and confidant to the late King Edward, has been barred from Britain’s privy council by King George. The move, without precedent, follows wartime measures against individuals of German birth or association, alongside Sir Edgar Speyer.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Ernest Cassel
Edward
Privy Council
George
Germany
Sir Cassel
Edgar Speyer
Quips on Daily Life Bits From Cincinnati Enquirer
In a string of humorous fragments the piece riffs on domestic duties, gender roles, and social foibles. It observes mothers daughters fathers and wives with wry witticisms about work, towels, piano lessons, gymnastic walks, and fashions of modern households.
The War Wind Sweeps The North And War Wind
A poem fragment appears in the New York Sun by P. Birdseye. It depicts the war wind sweeping the countryside, bringing snow and storms, followed by spears and loss, concluding with a prayer for mercy on the soul of one who unleashed the war wind.
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Senda
Swereival
P. Birdseye
New York Sun
Hydraulic Cartridges for Safer lasting power
In a fragmentary report hydraulic carriages are described as using water driven pressure to absorb shock and increase safety. The system relies on a familiar mechanism of pressure and containment to avert jams or failures in motion.
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Waldings
Sunday Clothes and Broken Engagements in Brief
A humor-filled set of vignettes from Harper's Magazine shows a Chinese laundryman noting Sunday work is okay since he is not Christian, a fiancé who explains his engagement ends by learning his partner’s yearly bill, and a northern town tale where a little girl blames her black skin as a blessing for not washing weekly.
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