HEALTHY COMPETITION AND PARCEL POST ARGUMENT
The Constitution discusses the parcel post and express companies, praising healthy competition that benefits the public. It cites The Lavonia Times on Southern Express Company’s agent in Cornelia promoting snap bean production, aiding soil selection, cultivation, harvest, and shipping to Florida. The piece argues parcel post and express services complement each other, boosting traffic and efficiency for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Express Company
Lavonia Times
Corislia
Florida
Cornelia
Southern Expresa Company
Express
Dame Company
Parcel Post
Express Company
Right Road Building in Missouri Sets Shared Effort Example
The piece celebrates statewide road construction in Missouri with governor and laborers working side by side. It highlights equality in effort, the governor’s stance as a working participant, and the idea of two annual road work days as part of the state program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Ghirker
Missouri Method Sets Road Work Record Statewide Push
In a period of time, 149,599 men contributed to 2,000,000 dollars of road work. This road-making record showcases Missouri's plan to win the pennant through thorough, systematic effort. The method earns praise beyond Missouri as other states take note of similar approaches and anticipate comparable gains.
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Timip
Missouri
Viviani as France's Premier Writes of a Rising Sun
A long profile depicts Rene Viviani, premier of France at the war's outbreak, as a powerful orator and political broker. It notes his influence with the cabinet, clashes with socialists, and praised judgments, while contrasting critics who call him unprepared and aloof. The piece also touches on European leaders, wartime sentiment in America, and domestic moods.
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Rene Viviani
Russia
Ife
France
Poincare
Delcasse
Morocco
Humanite
Paris
Viviani
Juarez
Callniar
Vivianis
Extreme
Socialist Party
Wditor Juarez
Lucifer
Howard Wheeler
Current Opinion
Alwaye
Viviant
Snorant
North Africa
Grey
England
von Bothwell Hotlweg
Germany
Berchtold
Austria
Sassonoff
Russa
Pashitch
Servia
Giukhanna
Italy
War and Faith in a Gentle War Time Chorus
In a Georgia home front voice a soldier’s blessing interweaves faith and labor as families keep bread on the table and peace in view, while a Kansas City Star anecdote recalls an old Black man’s humorous take on cannons and distance, reflecting wartime curiosity and resilience.
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Kansas City Star
War Echoes and Gentle Melodies in Rural News Bits
A fragmented 19th century patch reads like a cross between a wartime lament and humorous rural notes. It quotes poems about war and peace, anecdotes from Mount Ayr and townsfolk, and a Nebraska case about mutilation of a corpse. It blends verse, local tidbits, and a legal snippet on who controls a deceased spouse’s body. The tone shifts from song to courtroom detail, reflecting small-town life and distant conflict.
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West Publishing Company
Thompson- Pierce
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Northwestern Reporter
The Holland Letter on American salesmen and foreign trade efforts
The article praises American salesmen planning expansion of foreign trade and describes a Washington convention to form an organization aiding government collaboration. It highlights James A Farrell of United States Steel and figures like James J Hill and Frank A Vanderlip, noting the push to build overseas markets, finance, and war risk insurance to move cotton, grain, and manufactured goods by sea.
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Europe
Washington
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
England
Germany
International Harvester Aid
Steel Corporation
Harvester Company
Department of Commerce
Renfield
Russia
Far East
Foreign Trade Council
Foregn Trade Organization
Farrell
National Organization
United Stnton
James J. Hill
Aul
Mr. Hin
Northwest
Seattle
Hill
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Cornell
Tr Tle Council
United States
Steel Company
Council Ig
Holland
Splitting Fees By Physicians In Michigan Case
Michigan Supreme Court in McNatt v Parr holds that a daughter acting as agent for both the operating and family physicians to collect fees is against public policy and void. The patient may show the operating physician charged an unreasonable sum to allow fee division with the family doctor.
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West Publishing Company
Supreme Court of Michigan
McNatt
Words of National Anthems That Inspire Soldiers
From Liege to the front lines, the St Louis Republic notes how national anthems fuel courage. It gathers well known hymns like Wacht Am Gelegenheit and Marsolilaise, illustrating how soldiers of many nations sang their fatherlands as battles raged and deaths mounted.
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St. Louis Republic
Liege
Republic
Thade
France and Germany Anthem Fragments in Wartime Verse
Fragmented OCR presents verses from France and Germany songs urging unity and resistance. It includes lines from La Marseillaise praising vigilance against tyranny and defending homeland, alongside Die Wacht am Rhein imagery of steadfast Rhine guardianship and national resolve.
Nations in Hymns Across Borders
A fragmented OCR read presents multiple national songs and royal anthems including sections on Hungary, Serbia, Austria, Belgium, Britain, Belgium again, and Russia. It notes translation issues with rhymes and mentions the longer historical context of liberty, empire, and national pride through martial and ceremonial language.
Alfred the Great by George Fitch
A humorous portrait of Alfred the Great, born about 850, as the only English king with a nickname tied to his beyond job status. It parodies royal pretensions and chronicles his education, Dane wars, disguise in a Danish camp, and reforms that modernized England before his death around 900.
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Franz
Frans
Alfred the Great
Alfred
England
St. Louis
France
Looking Glass Reflections on Self and History
A reflective piece urges readers to study their own appearance and actions in a Looking Glass, linking self-scrutiny to lineage and the past. It cautions against vanity, urges moral examination, and comments on rulers who combine strength with virtue or vice.
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Griffin Daily News
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Ward
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Bigville
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Pillare
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