Dan Kent Misses Thanksgiving With Oldsburg Romance
Dan Kent, estranged from Oldsburg memories, funds a costly misstep in romance by courting a widow who writes sentimental letters. After a series of misfires involving a schoolteacher named Kate Colvin, a mistaken identity leads to a Chicago meeting on Thanksgiving where truth, forgiveness, and love emerge as Dan faces his own folly.
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Cossip From Abroad Highlights Royal Misconduct and European Celebrities
The column recounts the Earl of Minto's early career and a Montreal incident, then details a Kharkoff scandal involving Grand Dukes Cyril and Boris. It notes royal habits and foibles from Europe, and mentions King Edward VIII, Princess of Wied, and the German Emperor. Lax views on footwear and health accompany gossip.
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Paris Love Among Rich Americans speech at Philadelphia dinner
Charlemagne Tower, US Ambassador to Germany, praises American love for Paris while noting European myths about Americans. A Berlin diplomat recalls a tale of a Western city girl inspired by Paris after news her father was bitten by a mad dog.
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Modern Dogs of War in World Conflict
Report describes canine units across armies: the Corman Army under Gen. von Trotha uses 200 war dogs, one wounded at Opa jbo. Japanese recon units rope trained dogs. Russians deploy dogs for sentry and messenger work. Capt. Persidsky in Odessa notes success finding wounded with seven dogs. author offers to supply dogs and purchase sheep dogs for German ambulance dog train.
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New Blood in Naval Engineering
The Baltimore Sun questions Navy policy of filling engineering posts only with Annapolis graduates after the Bennington explosion. It argues for recruiting from civil techn schools to supply capable engineers for boilers engines repairs and electrical work, warning that exclusive Annapolis appointments can starve engine rooms of skilled staff.
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Not a Meaningless Phrase From the Chicago Chronicle
A reflective editorial asserts earth as mother earth and notes mankind's origin and return. The piece emphasizes the intimate bond between humans and the planet and urges reverence for nature as life unfolds from birth to death.
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