War of defense and brotherhood in American Christian thought
A wartime sermon argues the United States enters to defend all mankind with a Christian spirit of brotherly love. It asserts democracy over autocracy, warns war is not greed, and frames truth as a powerful road to defeating the Kaiser while urging universal respect for human rights and reform.
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America
Ameria
Wall Spread
Aamiertca
Wilson
United States
Amos
Ephraim
Asa
England
Russia
Germany
Shelter Belt Demonstration Farm Trees Grow Strong
The Aberdeen Montana project describes planting a shelter belt around a farmstead to trap snow and protect buildings. It details tree rows, spacing, species such as Russian olive box elder elm green ash Norway poplar and the corn between rows, plus observations after three years of growth. It also lists suitable trees for various soils and climates and hints at further windbreak enhancements.
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J. G. Haney
IHEC
Aberdeen
S.id
Ain
Norway
Shelter Belt
Montana
Advertising Fights Price Increases Recommends Free Speech
An article argues advertising lowers prices and boosts quality by expanding demand. It cites the Association of National Advertisers showing branded goods often resist price rises. It says production costs rise from selling costs and that advertising lowers unit costs via higher volumes. It critiques free speech opponents and urges strong action against incendiary rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Association of National
Procery
Aodry Goods
Mom
Those Anarchists Ours is a free country and war
An essay-like critique argues liberty with equality as ideal but notes that crime and insurrection threaten national safety. It condemns an organized northern Mississippi valley group accused of demoralizing labor and provoking unrest while exploiting wartime sentiment.
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Muto
Utah
Benad
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Labor
Writing on Wall and the World War Enduring Republic Rise
The article links Russia's revolution to a global shift toward democracy and peace. It argues oppressed peoples gain strength, monarchies falter, and new republics emerge inspiring masses across Europe. It predicts a postwar league of peace and a world moving toward humanity and law.
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Europe
Russia
Ireland
Spain
Austria
Bulgaria
Greece
Germany
Reichstag
Peter Spahn
Theathele Centre Party
National Liberal Party
House of Lords
Munich Post
United States
Mexico Keeps Out of War Amid Domestic Troubles
A terse remark humorously hints Mexico avoiding war to focus on internal issues while referencing a New York girl and a necklace of potatoes and onions as a playful image. The line underscores domestic concerns over global conflict.
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Mexico
New York
Quote from Cicero on honor and duty to country
The saying extols that nothing surpasses earning the respect and service of one’s nation. It frames patriotism as the highest virtue and elevates civic contribution above personal gain.
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Baker Sentinel
Fallon County
City OF
Baker
Post Ofice
Louis A. Conser
Colorado
Billy Sunday
Paris
South Dakota
National Guard
Boston
Dats
Association
Becaus
G. I McClelland
BC of Business
Goodwin's Weekly
Leslie’s Weekly
Cicero
Fallonite Garage
Fagaines & Fagaines
Yopher
Fallon County Abstract Company
Baker Mercantile Co
Baker, Montana
Baker Meat Market
Phew Et Ethates
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