Britain Chooses War Path Over Peace with Germany
Lord Northcliffe in London declares peace talks public talk would trigger mob action, insisting the war will be long and may center on England versus Germany. He links U S Civil War tactics to Britain’s manpower approach, foresees six million soldiers, and warns peace is unacceptable until victory is won.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Spain
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China
Mexico
Yeu
Northcliffe press and critics in wartime public opinion
The article portrays Northcliffe Press as the voice of public opinion during the war, defending military service and unity. It argues critics are driven by envy and private judgment against the mass view, likening their stance to Othello and invoking Pope to claim that public opinion and the press reflect true substance.
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Lord Northcliffe
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Huglangs
America
England
Pope
New York Artists To Show New Dances At East Lake Club
New York artists Lillian Hartigan and partner from New York City will demonstrate the new three step and other dances at the regular weekly East Lake Country club dance. The event moves from Saturday to Thursday night. The Post Omega fraternity of Southern Dental College will hold its annual dance Sunday night with faculty as guests. Plans continue for the color ball to be held February 22.
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Lillian Hartigan
New York City
East Lake Country Club
Pst Omega Fraternity
Southern Dental College
Germany Faces Public Anxiety Over Lusitania War Question
German leaders resist conceding guilt for the Lusitania sinking while President Wilson and Secretary Lansing press for a record of admission. German editors warn that admission would strip Germany of its submarine weapon against allied commerce, a move seen as grave and unacceptable to national honor. Reventlow and other critics argue surrendering the submarine would not secure aid from the United States and could cripple Britain’s supply lines and armament flow.
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Thousands of Sick Women Report Benefit from Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
A long letter from Newark Ohio describes how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills improved health, helped a mother regain strength, and allowed her to work daily with no sick days, urging others to seek free confidential advice from the Lynn Massachusetts company.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Campaign Planned To Help Sewanee In Atlanta Visit
Bishop Albion W. Knight, chancellor of the University of the South at Sewanee, will visit Atlanta to consult with alumnae and Episcopalians about a Chattanooga meeting on February 28. The aim is to raise funds to reduce a $200,000 debt and strengthen Sewanee’s endowment for 1916.
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Atlanta
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Sewanee, Tenn
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David A. Shepherd
Leland Rankin
Nashville American
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Church In the South
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Eliett
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Tennessee
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South
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Oxford
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Sewanee Deficit Tradition Faces Reform Amid BanK Assurances
The article notes Sewanee has carried yearly deficits funded by banks due to calmed pleas for help. Bishop Knight’s transfer to Sewanee two years ago tied finance to reform. A planned visit by southern elites and a Chattanooga meeting on Washington's birthday signals a move to secure oversight and end the deficit practice.
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Bishop Knight
Cuba
South
Chattanoogs
Washington
Turkish crown prince Yussef Izzeiin commits suicide
Amsterdam report states Crown Prince Yussef Izzeiin, heir apparent to the Turkish throne, killed himself after a visit to the graves of his grandmother and father. He planned a covert trip on the Balkan Express to Vienna for personal reasons. He had just visited the graves at Embouol and distributed charity gifts earlier.
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London
Frankfurter Zeitung
Yussef Izzeiin
Turkey
Balkan
Vienna
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Btamboul
Vatican denies Vatican stocks invest in munitions
Washington on February 6 The Most Rev John Bonzano apostolic delegate issued a statement denying reports that the Vatican is investing in American war securities or munitions The statement also addressed rumors of a Vatican budget deficit and said no such deficit exists despite cited figures
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Doctors and druggists praise new discovery Bucapine Salve
Doctors and druggists nationwide hail Bucapine Salve as a premier preparation for cold related ailments. The claim is instant, permanent relief from inflammations of the air passages, including colds sore throat tonsillitis croup and cough. Priced at 25 cents per pack or available postpaid, the product is marketed as essential for every family medicine chest.
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Eesapine Chemical Co. Southern Division
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