President Wilson vows Germany seeks peace through force
President Wilson on Flag Day denounces Germany’s war aims and explains the Axis plan to dominate Europe and Asia. He argues the war is a global struggle for freedom and self government and urges continued armed defense until peace is truly secured.
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Whalebone King of New Bedford
A New Bedford man who dominates the global whalebone trade runs a small store with a corner worth about 100000 pounds. The figure underscores his unique position in supplying Europe and America.
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Taft Greets Soldier Son at Fort Myer Training
President William Howard Taft meets his son Charles T Taft who is undergoing officer training at Fort Myer. The scene underscores the president's personal connection to the military and the country's ongoing preparations for leadership.
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Timber expert warns on demand for ash in airphone construction
A timber expert notes demand for ash has surged with airphone construction, driving prices above pre war levels. He praises English ash as the finest in the world and says American spruce underperforms. He warns outsourcing and climate limits hinder production and that trees must reach about sixty years or more to be useful for planes.
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No Volunteer Swatting Now
A fragmented bit of text depicts a mock scare about swatting volunteers with improvised dialogue. The scene hints at mobilization and conscription themes, featuring odd spellings and a punny exchange ending with a dead end note from Cleveland Plaindesler.
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