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Is Anything Sacred In This War Over Passage Through Bosphorus
The author questions sacred treaties and tradition in Europe as Germany and Austria break the 1867 rule of neutrality guaranteeing Luxemburg to reach France via the Bosphorus. The piece notes the risk of warships entering the Black Sea with Turkey’s consent and contrasts with Bismarck’s restraint in 1870 amid raging conflict.
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Grim satire on Wilson Mexican policy sparks war debate
European papers mocked President Wilson for handling the Mexican question with humanity and warned of trouble. The Post questions whether any sane American regrets not dragging the nation into war with Mexico, reflecting on a policy viewed as humane rather than weak.
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War in the Air Redefines European Conflict
A new element enters the European war as air power becomes a potential battlefield. Earlier battles saw submarines and machine guns reshape tactics, and now air combat promises to alter estimates of military power. The world awaits further outcomes and the potential for decisive shifts in warfare.
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Europe
A Billion for Safety to Back U S War Effort
The bill passed by Congress allocates 500 million dollars to support United States safety and stability amid European conflict. Originating with President Wilson, the measure can be doubled if Treasury demands rise, with banks potentially calling for more funds.
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The British Factor and Britain's Role in the War
Sir Edward Grey pledged that if the German fleet attacked the French coast or shipping, Britain would protect France. The pledge drew cheers from Britons across parties and signals a united stance, with mobilizations imminent. Germany now faces the choice to provoke or avoid a direct clash with Britain.
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All Sorts by Newton Newkirk and The Lame Duck Bard of Sharon
Poem fragment from Bertie Bertram attacks the Sharon bard Newton Newkirk. Threats of violence are humorously framed as satire about wartime fear and public scrutiny. The speaker vows to torment the target and hover near the target’s bungalow amid wartime tensions.
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A Morning Talk with Celeste About Tango Sleep
A narrator chides Celeste for rising late and being cross. He jokes she has tango mileage and needs more beauty sleep. He mocks men who seek advice but ignore it, noting the strain on Celeste’s mood and appearance after late nights.
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Weston
Need for a US registry to rebuild merchant marine
The piece argues the collapse of the transatlantic carrier system shows the US must build a neutral registered merchant fleet. It stresses reliance on ships under a neutral flag, open rules for registration, and cites a House reporting bill as a positive move toward reestablishing American shipping under the US flag.
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Blonde vs brunette debate stirs Post readers
A lively column ruminates on whether blondes or brunettes dominate in achievement and appeal. The writer, a self described brunette, narrates humorous encounters with a tall blonde suitor, a brunette tomcat named Gloom, and a brunette crow, arguing the brunette’s superiority in speed, endurance, and wit while noting a concession for blondes in romance.
Machias Bay and the Lexington of the Sea in Revolutionary lore
The Maine coast between Mount Desert and the Canadian border draws visitors while Machias and nearby towns claim a pivotal Revolutionary story. Jeremiah O'Brien led a bold 1775 capture of the British schooner Margaretta at Machias, earning fame as a founder of the U S Navy and sparking a lasting local legend.
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The Need of Action on New Fire Hazard Act
The new fire hazard act took effect this month establishing a fire hazard commissioner for Boston and the metropolitan district. It nullified many laws on explosives fire prevention apparatus and safeguards. No one currently holds enforcement power, and the Post calls for a commissioner and secretary to manage the large regulatory workload this week.
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Water Tank Explodes Killing Two Women in Bakehouse
In Webster a hot water tank exploded at a bakehouse, instantly killing Flora Gadoury 18 of Webster and Eva Tatreault of Willimantic Conn. The premises sustained only light damage.
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Rough on His Worship in Snapton Schoolroom
The Snapton mayor, once a pork butcher, visits Snapton Preparatory School to quiz pupils on general knowledge. Asked the meaning of J. P. after a mayor’s name, he is stumped until a boy offers Judge of pork as the witty answer. The joke saves the mayor’s bacon from embarrassment.
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Deer Crosses Four Miles from Island to Mainland
Captain Riley of the power boat No Name reports watching a 3 year old buck swim from an island to the mainland, four miles away, then follow in his boat to witness the feat. A lighthouse man recalled a cow swimming from Rockland to That Cher's Island and doing well afterward.
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James Carpenter
Franklin B. Holland
The Can Opener Uncle Walt Sings of Canned Food
A 1914 verse by Walt Mason extols the modern can opener and canned foods, contrasting it with antique kitchen toil. It celebrates the kitchenette era where leisure replaces stove work and old meals give way to convenient tins.
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Dear Miss Champagne Advice Letter on Engagement and Fidelity
A reader asks about an engaged woman who has recently spent time with another man who sends gifts and accompanies her on outings. The adviser says openness is fine as long as she shares details, but urges a frank heart to heart to set clear boundaries and resolve concerns about propriety and trust.
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Grazier announces Post-Sunday Post sold out
In Fall River on Aug 8 1914 editor Eb Grazier reports all copies of the Post-Sunday Post sold out yesterday and again today at 11 am adding 1000 for tomorrow. Jos Duckett & Sons serve as agents.
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Ongs of Unshine By the Bentztown Bard
A poem imagines golden music in sleep as a dream bringing beauty joy and lullabies to town and its people. The verse describes a singer’s dreamlike gift sweeping streams and meadows and waking the town’s souls with serene visions.
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