War Demands New Tasks and Duties for US
President Wilson outlines wartime responsibilities for the United States, urging Congress to pass measures on ships and trade, shipping subsidies, safe sea conventions, and economic mobilization. He emphasizes national defense through a strong navy, civilian training, and prepared industry while avoiding militarism in peacetime.
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Washington
United States
Strihance
America
Owen
Europe
Central
South America
Ugor
Davulop
Congress
Senate
Alako
J Annert
Nied
Dewige
Witeh
Grasshoppers plague in Philippines prompts farming debate
President Waters cites a six yearly invasion by grasshoppers across the Philippines and discusses control methods including poisoned bran and a large galvanized iron tank drench system. He contrasts local practice with Professor Penh's approach and notes climate factors aiding pests. A stray mention references Catherina Breskavaky, known as Rabushka, in a separate note.
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Manta
Philippines
Waters
Ani
Brtva
Piiptoy
Professor Penh
Mismatched Garment Sparks Domestic Mystery
A story shows a back plaza incident where a dropped bundle leads to a missing silk garment. A wife recalls finding a piece identical to a silk item and claims it belongs to the other party. She contemplates keeping it, while a husband and later the purchaser seek the item at the store, revealing a tangled exchange and pursuit.
Good Prospect For Sport Conley Tale At Odds With Smith
A Philadelphia Telegraph excerpt recalls an incident from the early hunting season. Dr Elder By Conley, rival to Uncle Joe Cannon, tells of a nimrod named Smith telegraphing a hotel friend to reserve a room and then arriving with guns on display. The host replies sharply about the game and a chaotic scene ensues with objects tossed from a back window.
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Elder By. Conley
Joe Cannon
Loma
Smith
Harry
Philadelphia Telegraph
Fragmentary note on a family and marriage inquiry
A fragmented text shows a mother and child discussion about Baptism and marriage, mentioning a six year old and a parent asking about a potential wedding. The readable lines hint at a court or moral appeal but lack clear actions or outcomes. The passage appears to reflect social expectations and family dynamics rather than a completed event.
Divanite Tale From a Fragmented Night
A garbled excerpt shows a figure named Mary and a tense scene with a scupel angiter and absences of clear context. The dialogue hints at shadows, a mothlike depth, and alert parents reacting to eerie sounds.
Why Scratch Relings Will Stop That Itch
An ad style note touts a skin relief ointment claiming quick relief for itching caused by eczema and similar eruptions. It pitches a non harsh formula suitable for sensitive skin and urges readers to try the product via druggists and retailers.
Fragmentary Dialogue Shocks Townsfolk
Text presents garbled speech and names, featuring a colored man and mentions of Allan and Edgar Allan in a perplexing scene, with characters questioning a mine and a possible family link, amid confusion and astonishment.
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Abe
Delman
Sli
Allan
Aly Ain
Fragmented Quote Sparks Doubtful Harvard Society
A garbled snippet hints at a Harvard society and shifting loyalties after years of anticipation. The readable fragments suggest speakers debating belief in a forthcoming or established group, with social expectations noted.
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Uea
House of Representatives
Aenbe Bhd
Adlona
Pine
Bone
Amuilter Chatng
Yourselvas
Mont
Pest
Queer Food
Drieg Starmoppern
Philipping
Tackrow
Wa Collage
Ina
Kanens
Catherina Hreahkovaky
Rabwushka
Geandwia
Irkutsk
Sto
Italia
Heaistad
Rowwaist
Fletcher
Sigllan Gould
Heewit
Paddy
Huevo
Abieléan
Eckomim
Madern
Harvard Tali Pont
Will Fawers
Sloan
James EB. Alexander
Nash
Bath
Sloans
Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Philadelphia
Pene
Fosleyi
Peek Yale
Gale
Widsey Ieee
Muster
Werneles
Calltaraia
Woon, Uh
Lake City
DR. Pierce
Pierce
Hultulesy
Pier
Ook Saxo
Flosh
Siamo
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