England faces a choice on contraband policy and US relations
The article argues England should reverse its contraband orders on cotton and allied goods, aligning with American calls for neutral rights and free seas. It cites US sentiment, warns of congressional action if England persists, and cites Wilson's stance mirroring Lusitania notes. It emphasizes keeping American friendship while risking war-munition trade with allies.
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Baltimore Sun
United States
France
Italy
Russia
Germany
Congress
Wilson
Lusitania
Springfield Republican
Republican
East
Dusitania
Georgia branch plans white farmer colony near Albany
Developments from Savannah show rapid progress in the Southern Settlement and Development organization. An announcement states completed plans to establish a colony of white farmers from the northwest in Dougherty County near Albany.
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Savannah
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Dougherty County
Albany
Georgia Colony of White Farmers Attracts Interest In Albany Area
Vice President R. M. Pindell directs a Southern Settlement and Development effort to establish a Georgia colony near Albany. About fifty families from the northwest seek a warmer climate and will be guided by Georgia officials to select land, with plans to expand work across the state and foster cooperative growth.
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Baltore
Georgia
Davies Warfield
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Albany
South
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Half billion dollar loan eyed to back Allied war needs
American financiers advocate a half billion dollar credit to England France and possibly Italy to buy U S produced war materiel and supplies. A large gold surplus from Europe fuels inflation fears while bankers seek safeguards and secured repayment. The piece notes political and economic risks and hints at potential creditor roles for the U S. It also mentions cattle tick costs and Manhattan land ownership trivia, then remarks on dimmed Washington headlights and German spelling.
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Europe
England
France
Italy
United States
European
Diversified Songs and Seasonal Verse From The Arkansas Herald
A fragment from The Arkansas Herald presents a series of humorous verses and poems about industry, agriculture, and changing seasons. It includes satirical lines about an overambitious trust, a cheer for diversified crops, and reflections on modern progress with references to airships, elevating the era, and concepts of new times in Georgia. The pieces blend rural imagery with playful wordplay and local flavor.
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Arkansas Herald
Apaas
Organized to Fight Hay Fever Weeds and Acquits Golden Rod
W Scheppergrell reports that the American Hay Fever Prevention Association issued general instructions on preventing hay fever, focusing on destroying pollen producing weeds rather than the cause. It explains rag weed identification and describes two rag weed varieties Arabidopsis Artemisiifolia and wormwood type, noting their annual growth and leaf shapes.
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W. Scheppergrell
Audubon Eide
New Orleans
American Hay-Fever-Prevention Association
State
Boards of Health
Hay-I ever-Prevention Association
Sunday Constitution installment preview hints at political history and crime tale
The piece promotes Our Country by Our President as a top U S history serialized in The Sunday Constitution. It notes the style keeps readers engaged rather than a full two volume effort. It also warns of a New York underworld menace slipping into society via dance and a chase in Atlanta led by Britt and Writt Craig.
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Neavs
Charlie Chaplin
Lritt Craig
United States
New York
Underworld
Craig
Atlanta
Britt
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