Freiburg a Prosperous Medieval Trade Center in Baden
Freiburg, a leading city in the grand duchy of Baden, sits on a historic trade route between the Danube and Rhine. It remains a key Black Forest commercial hub with manufacturing strength in buttons, chinaware, leather, chemicals, and more, reflecting centuries of prosperity and regional influence. The Oldest Member of Red Cross notes a ceremonial distinction, highlighting global charity roots.
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Freiburg
Grand Duchy of
Baden
Danube
Rhine
Black Forest
Red Cross
Indian Reserve
Canada
Red Cross Society
Paper Shortage Affects Book Covers And Printing
A circular from the English Publishers' Association warns of high prices and a shortage of printing paper and straw board used in bookbinding. A John Lane Co representative says paper covers will be scarce, making high quality book production difficult.
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English Publishers’ Association
John Lane Co
Daily Mall
Uncertain fishing tale hints at failed attempts
Fragmentary dialogue shows a fisher recalling poor luck with markeman Ted-DBoelieve me and No hook and line fishing in mice. Paul dismisses the method and admits he struggles to hit a fab even once in ten tries.
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Markeman
Ted
Fellows
Paul
Red Cross Auxiliary Plans Surgical Dressings Program
An auxiliary converts a meeting room into a workroom and plans to train members in sewing surgical dressings and hospital supplies. It will offer a course with a certified instructor, issue certificates for instructors, and use part of membership fees to support teaching.
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Red Cross
Bureau of Nursing Service
Red Cross Announces Nursing Classes and Dressings Course
The Bureau of Nursing Service issues a circular with details on class conduct and examinations. Full information on preparing surgical dressings and class formation is available by contacting the American Red Cross in Washington D C. The piece also notes forthcoming fall school dresses and urges practical use of discarded woolens.
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Bureau
Bureau of Nursing Service
American Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Reducing Waistline Exercise Advice
A period fitness tip suggests reducing waist size with a simple daily routine. Stand with hands on hips, bend forward to touch the floor, and exhale while bending. Inhale while extending upright, repeating four or five times daily.
Ribbons Dominate Young Girl Fashion With Wide Belts
Wide belts and ribbons described as reaching from waist to under the arms. Vivid greens pinks and reds appear in a young girl’s toilette and border skirts.
Pinked Sport Cloche Described in Beige Suit
A pinked white broadcloth cloche with navy show through pinked edges sits atop a beige suit. A tiny blue silk bow polishes the crown front, completing the smart vintage sports look.
A Touch of Color in Blouse Trimmings
A blue handkerchief linen blouse with hematized seams showcases color contrasts for home dressmaking ideas. White frill along the front edged with lace runs into short tucks toward the belt, a sailor collar, turned-back organdie cuffs, and matching valencia lace details.
A Student of Publicity
A senator comments on publicity noting that timing and place matter, and that a common way to gain attention is to act at the wrong moment in the wrong setting. The remark highlights the risks of ill timed publicity efforts.
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Borghum
Wilson in History A tribute to Woodrow Wilson’s intellect and resolve
The article praises Woodrow Wilson as a figure of exceptional intelligence and moral power. It notes his steadfast yet flexible approach to neutrality during the early years of World War I, enduring pressure from both pro and anti German camps while maintaining a vision of wise action. It reflects on the difficulty of judging great leaders and the value of learning from their errors.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Tosidbeus
Mapolt
Vine
Cpworld
Walling About the Loan in Wartime Democracy
A New York Post editorial critiques how a $2 billion loan was raised and managed. It argues democracy endures criticism and delays yet delivers, noting draft, army buildup, and naval wartime tasks while blaming apathy and conspiracy for stalled efforts.
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Washington
Park Row
France
General Pershing
Mintisburg
Pullioon
New York
Boaning Post
Make War With All Our Strength
Americans love peace yet must honor their heritage by showing readiness to fight with all our strength. The note urges unity against German aggression and rejects pacifist or pro German attitudes while warning against defensive fear and collusion in weakening the United States military resolve.
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Phices Shorty
Atake
H Erty
Europe
United States
Not an Army at War But a Nation
A speech frames the war effort as a national mobilization not a traditional army. It argues entire nations are armed and citizens, workers, and factories form the fighting force alongside soldiers, stressing collective participation beyond the draft proclamation.
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France
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