Four Century After Waterloo A World War Replays Europe
A century after the Waterloo clash, a new global conflict extends across Belgium and Europe. The article contrasts Napoleonic and modern warfare, noting science and total war, with France and other nations facing upheaval, ruin, and moral reckoning as rulers pursue domination. It frames war as a continuous, evolving struggle shaped by technology and ambition.
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Waterloo
Europe
France
Republic
Saint Helena
England
Dentiny
Bition
Earth
Stronger Monroe Doctrine Promoted by Panamerican Speech
Senor Santiago Perez Triana of the United States of Colombia urged at the Pan American financial conference in Washington that America for the Americans applies to both territorial possessions and to commercial and financial relations. He argued the doctrine gains strength when nations practice at home what they demand abroad and that the Monroe Doctrine blocks European territorial aggression but lacks full force without united national behavior.
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Santiago Perez Triana
United States of
Colombia
Washington
America
Im Beaton
Senor Triana
North
South America
United States
Spain
Cuba
Mexico
Senor Trinna
Monroe doctrine expanded pact for Pan American unity
The piece urges North and South American nations to form a mutual defense and non conquest pact. It favors U S leadership in expanding the Monroe doctrine to preserve existing borders, settle disputes by arbitration, and place revolutions before ballots, planning annual Pan American conferences to secure lasting regional stability.
TWO PROSPERITY SIGNS PROMISE SPRING FOR FORT WORTH AREA
The Fort Worth Record reports small depositors returning to banks and cautious investors buying good stock while suburban buyers inquire about lots. Confidence returns to wage earners and business leaders as orders rise, with banks signaling prosperity. Crop prospects also buoy optimism, even as farmers focus on harvest. The Indianapolis News notes low judicial-election turnout due to busy farmers with strong crops, underscoring a brighter national outlook for workers and builders.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Savings Banka
Indianapolis News
Hlinots
Back to the Farm Movement Spurs Agricultural Revival
The Boston Globe highlights a growing Back to the Farm movement signaling an agricultural revival. It cites mortgage indebtedness near two thirds of farm value, with equity improving as average farm value rises, and notes rural youth staying in farming. Arkansas strawberry sales illustrate ongoing farm prosperity and broader state progress.
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The
Boston Globe
United States
Federal Census Bureau
Bearange
Madison
Ind
Herald
Journeying Father Time Across Georgia Roads
A fragmented regional poem depicts a traveling figure resembling Father Time guiding through land and life. It hints at movement, discipline, and thresholds between day and night, with rural imagery and a voice noting the humble and the wealthy seeking time and salvation.
The Blazing Skies and Rural Opinions Collected
A collage of fragmentary columns from The Rogers Arkansas Democrat and other papers includes rural opinion on the war, time, and public figures. It features a candid rural correspondent’s take, a poetical invitation, reflections on time, and a Georgia boy’s harvest note, all in breezy column style.
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Sky
Rogers
Ark Democrat
Arkansas
The
Arkansas Gazette
Grover Cleveland
Deweys
Woodrow Wilsons
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Macon News
Georgia
The Girl Graduate Chorus Mocking Modern Women
A poem by Walt Mason satirizes the educated girl as the ideal yet mocks her for lacking practical skills. It contrasts her refined intellect with supposed domestic inadequacies and ends with playful praise of the girl’s charm and beauty. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes toward female schooling and roles.
Architect outlines Emory campus plans near Druid Hills
Dr Henry Hornbostel presented Emory University's campus concept in Atlanta outlining a monumental yet elastic design leveraging the central plateau and three hills. The plan places the library and schools on the plateau with medical facilities at the rear and athletics on the left, while preserving woodlands and vistas amid a forthcoming endowment push led by the Emory Founders club.
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Emory University
Druid Till
Henry Hornbostel
Emory University Founders Club
Chamber of Commerce
W Hornbostel
Dial
Hornbostel
Br. Horrbostel
Virginia University
California University
Hornbbostel
Druid Hills
School of Divinity
Law School
School of Arts
School of Design
Scool of
Natural Science
Whall
Schools of Design and Theology
Medical College
Rmitrees
Poter
Emory Founders Club
Preston Arkwright
Frombestel
Atlanta
Ite
Warren Candler
Atlante
Emory
Theological College
Hernhostel
America
Hudson River
New York
Plague Infected Rats Highlight English Study
The New York Times notes rat plague research underlines rats as plague vectors. England’s 1911 Mussangla survey examined 15,302 rats in four months finding 35 infected and 37 premises with infected rats, showing local eradication efforts cut rat populations and aided public health.
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New York
Sava
Journal of the American Medical
German General Claims English Navy a Global Menace
General Bernhardi publishes a Kaiser approved article arguing German militarism underpins national strength while British naval power endangers all nations. The Sunday Constitution will feature his full piece along with other war features on Graham-White Emmanuel and Wilson.
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Friedrich von Bernhardt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bernhardt
Germany
Bernhardi
Atlanta
Sunday Constitution
Claude Graham-White
London
Graham-White
War Office
Victor Emmanuel
Europe
Italy
The Constitution Adds Chaplin Comics Sundays
The Constitution debuts Charley Chaplin comic capers in four colors each Sunday. It promises top quality humor with Chaplin on the comic page alongside "Home Wanted by a Baby" and "Hank the Hermit and His Animal Friends" by Walt McDougall, Clare Dwiggins.
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Charley Chaplin
Chaplin
Clare Dwiggins
Hank the Hermit
Walt McDougall
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