President Wilson's Victory in Diplomacy praised
A London commentary lauds President Wilson for steering Germany toward modifying submarine warfare in line with American demands. The Savannah Morning News adds his success preserves U.S. neutrality without sacrificing rights, earning broad American approval beyond party lines and hinting at further gains against Britain.
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London
Wilson
Germany
Savannah
Troosevelt
Roosevelt
Wr Watson
Wilsons
Great Britain
Lusitania
Wailson
Air Raids Prove Inefficient in War Against England
An analysis notes Arthur Balfour’s claim that Zeppelins have killed no soldiers in England and caused minimal military damage. It cites civilian casualties from German air raids totaling 89 dead and 220 injured, attributing results to poor target accuracy and high altitude drops. The piece highlights civilian heroism amid widespread bombings.
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Arthur J Balfour
Admiralty
England
Lusi
Tania
Aerial warfare and its limits in modern conflict
A correspondent argues that while pilots and Zeppelins have produced dramatic duels, aeroplanes have not altered the war's outcome. He notes the primary use has been observing enemy movements and that their main effect has been the slaughter of innocents. He urges future warfare rules to restrict planes to their proven combat roles against actual enemies.
Big Pension Bills Loom After War Ends
The end of the European war will trigger enormous pension costs as millions of disabled veterans require ongoing support. Germany illustrates the strain, with debts and pensions possibly absorbing most income, threatening national bankruptcy. Other powers face similar financial peril, with sinking funds unlikely and insolvency looming.
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Berlin
What the crops could buy
The piece argues that US food crops valued at over 540 billion dollars would cover vast wartime costs and more. It compares crop totals to building canals, ships, and funding war efforts, highlighting wheat as one fourth of the world total and other grains as major portions. It frames prosperity and wartime calls for restraint and continued production.
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New York World
United States
Panama
Europe
Uncle Sam
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Washington
Uber
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Amotirin
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Wissoun River
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Alisha
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Tohn Hays Hammond
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Montanna
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Amein
Pold
Crast
Holti
Lo Hee
Mins
Horace Hooches
Taft
Uarted
Wolis
Leos
Bolivia
Wallatin Cats
John Flaws Ji
Pond
Wisie
Ring the Prosperity Bells and Hopeful Verses
Fragmentary poem fragment shows calls to ring prosperity bells and praise daily bread. References to Georgia, highways and fields mix with thoughts on glory, work, and a wary view of peace. The lines drift between praise and hardship with religious overtones.
The Warb and Bruno's Weekly Folk Song Parades
A collage of extracts from Bruno's Weekly and regional papers features satirical verse, folk songs, and commentary on editors truth telling and censorship. It touches on Robert Burns acquaintances, a poem about night and day, and reflections on wealth from European gold with light social observations.
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Bruno
Cochran Seeks Legal Take on Sower Pipe for Moseley Park
Joseph Oscar Cochran general manager of parks appeared before the sewer committee asking for a sewer pine to manage surface drainage in Moseley Park. Alderman Kelley questioned the request, Cochran said he already has the pipe and sought a legal transaction. The matter was placed on formal record as made legal.
Getting Outdoors by Glorgl Fitch
Getting outdoors has become the American remedy for everything including business. The essay argues Americans can enjoy vast outdoors at no cost, from walking home at night in New York to evaluating gardens as large as Turkish rugs. It notes the outdoors around cities is accessible if modest and urges practical, inexpensive ways to breathe outdoors without expense.
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America
Unite States
Sipe
Aeething
New York
Chuck Stek
Exten
Chicago
Nova
Not Unlikely from Lie in Wartime Markets
A fragment argues the United States could buy Belgium if the war prolongs as countries across Europe face sale pressures. It notes Wall Street figures and names Fane England Russia Germany or France as potential sellers, suggesting broad transferral of national assets amid conflict.
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Wanamakers
United States
Belgium
Europe
England
Russia
Germany
France
Wall Street
How to Recover Our Drug Addicts
A confessional plea from Sam W. Small urges Atlanta to seek expert help for drug addiction. He cites Capls Brown and Towns as authorities, describes his own battle with cocaine and opium, and proposes New York based Dr Charles B Towns as a voluntary adviser to implement permanent treatment methods in Atlanta.
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Evry
Erthir Liana
Atlanta
New Kark City
Brimeeps
Chiles Browns
Newnan
inCoweta
Tsmane
Our State
George W. Towne
New Anh
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Towns
News
Charles B Towns
York
App
China
The Symphony of Life Divine
A devotional prose piece likens life to a grand symphony led by God the Music Master. It discusses diverse human roles, imperfect performances, and the hope that future harmony will emerge when each person fulfills the part God assigns.
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God
Suburban Farming and the Small Owner Occupied Farm Movement
The piece argues for diversified, small scale farming in Chicago suburbs as a durable economic base. It notes rotating crops, owner occupancy, and the city’s rail links enabling a blend of urban and rural life. Five acre units prove as profitable as larger farms with less effort, benefiting families and local business networks.
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Chicago
Rippling Rhymes By Wate Wason
A fragmented verse piece titled Rippling Rhymes by Wate Wason portrays a speaker’s rambling musings on money, romance, and social ambitions set against shifting seasons. The narrator dreams of wealth, social ascent, and winning favor of lords and ladies while contrasting spring and summer imagery with hard emotional hits.
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