Rediscovery of America and the peace idea
The passage reflects on America’s rapid rise in world standing after joining forces with Europe, its role in lifting misunderstandings, and the broader peace movement. It contrasts American influence with reactions in France Britain and other allies, noting a public display celebrating peace.
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Married Life of Helen and Warren in a Lashed World
The Roberts couple confront lavish spending and unpaid bills as Warren pushes grand schemes while Helen worries over debt and social appearances. Friends Helen and Warren navigate extravagance, with Mrs Roberts revealing a painful history of a Chicago crash and hopes for a practical life.
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Peru to raise legation in Lima to embassy status
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson approved moves. Secretary Lansing asks Congress to upgrade the American legation at Lima Peru to the full embassy level. Peru has shown favorable response to the proposal.
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Beginning Tomorrow Signifies Ambassador Appointment Interest
A fragment notes a desire to appoint an ambassador to the United States and a push for administration agreement. The Los Angeles Times quote mentions insight into why certain businessmen succeed and a reference to a "cub" remark.
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