Appointment of Andrew J Peters as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
The President will likely commend the choice of Andrew J Peters of Massachusetts for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Peters brings eight years in Congress and service on the ways and means committee, promising expertise for handling customs. His record and qualifications support the expectation he will be the right man for the job.
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the Treasury
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Street neutrality and wartime parade ban in New York
The piece notes Mayor Mitchel ordering an end to street parades of nations at war and asks that only the American flag be displayed. It asserts U S neutrality and urges public conduct in line with peace, even if repression is necessary.
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New York
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N. Cyclo Predy
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Tesdorpf
Hamburg-American Line
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Amerika
King Albert’s call to Belgian army praised as sensible guidance
The address lauds King Albert for unyielding stance against侵侵. a neighbor’s aggression and treaty violation prompt his call for Belgian courage. The speaker contrasts his patriotism with monarchs who claim ownership of “my” government and military, praising Albert as worthy of success.
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Albert
Belgium
Salem Fireproof Construction Exhibit Aids Public Education
The Salem Chamber of Commerce presents an exhibit detailing fireproof construction with materials plans and specifications for nonflammable buildings. It serves as a lesson in advanced fire prevention and urges widespread adoption to rebuild Salem stronger and prevent future fires.
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Salem Chamber of Commerce
Salem
The War of Placards
Reports reveal German placards in France used color coded messages about mines foragers and disaffection with the American flag cited in ads. The piece notes that such mystic interpretations do not apply to home banners. It highlights wartime propaganda dangers and cautions readers about coded signals.
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France
Panic on the commuter routes over disturbing field scenes
Residents describe daily panic for families returning home and commuters on suburb trains distressed by grim depictions in the fields along their routes. An advertising placard is seen as spoiling the landscape's beauty.
Uncle Sam’s Long Arm Reaches Across the Ocean
The piece notes U S efforts to aid Americans abroad during wartime disruption. Congress authorized funds and a relief board handles $2 5 million in aid while fiscal agencies operate in England and the Continent. Transports with gold will bring home more than 15 000 Americans this week, reassuring citizens abroad.
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England
Continent
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Paris
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All Sorts by Newton Newkirk satire and outcry
A satirical rambles by Newton Newkirk mocks writing and silence while criticizing cubist art and a 1914 summer girl’s posture Celeste. The piece blends humorous verse with harsh commentary on style and self expression.
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Newton Newkirk
White Mountain Lakes Reflect Peaks and Echoes in Silent Beauty
Profile Lake and Echo Lake frame the Franconia Notch with still waters mirroring surrounding forests and Old Man of the Mountain. Nearby Mt Lafayette and Lakes of the Clouds add high alpine mirrors amid rugged ledges. The lakes lure visitors with cloud-lit vistas, echoing bugle calls and sonnets, akin to the Canadian Rockies.
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Merrimac
North Conway
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Canadian Rockies
Sensible Italy Maintains Neutral Stance In War
The text praises Italy for not joining Germany against Russia and France as World War I erupts. It notes Italy’s adherence to the Triple Alliance terms, lack of consultation over Austria’s move against Serbia, and reports Berlin rumors of ultimatums denied. It emphasizes Italy’s prudent, nonaligned position amid German pressure.
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Dorchester
Dinner Scene with Mr and Mrs Mosquito
A playful domestic moment shows Mrs Mosquito announcing dinner as Mabel appears wearing open-work hose, adding a light domestic humor tone to the scene.
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Noiseless Soup Dream Fades Into Soup Muffler Plan
A letter from Gus of Clinton Mass teases Newt for a noiseless soup and removal of bottle cork pop. All Sorts replies detailing progress, tenacity, and a new soup muffler device. aims to curb noise in soup and then in beer and champagne.
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Monhegan Celebrates 300th John Smith Visit
Monhegan island off the Maine coast marks three centuries since Captain John Smith visited its harbor in 1614. A commemorative tablet and merrymaking highlight the week as the seaside village notes its hardy citizens, independent spirit, and enduring hospitality.
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John Smith
Maine
Safe arrival reported from London for local high school party
Cable from London yesterday says Arthur N. Burke sub master of Waltham High School and a group of locals arrived safely. Also Miss Maude McManama, daughter of a Boston & Maine official, reached London. The group had been missing since leaving Switzerland over a month ago.
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Gleason Wood
Charles A. Whitney
Dorothy
Grafton KE. Kerwin
Ephriam A. Barry
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Christina M. Moody
Jessie —. Burnham
Celia M. Spencer
Switzerland
Maude McManama
John McManama
Boston & Maine
Georgian Candle Stick Date Dispute
A dealer defends a purported Georgian candle stick by acknowledging a 1913 date, while a frustrated collector questions the authenticity and origin of the item. The exchange highlights tension between fraud suspicion and historical attribution.
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George the Fitthly
Observant Citizen reports from New England cities and people
The column surveys regional events from Chelsea to Salem including fire ruins, a Whittier home wireless project, and a new wireless detector patent. It notes tax cuts in Ipswich, fishing on Salisbury Beach’s mile bridge, and the Moosehorn post replacement in Abbott Maine. It also mentions naval figures, Captain Jacobs, and local wartime sentiment.
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Fair Maids
Hampton Beach
Salisbury Beach
Master Willie and the Snob Boots Mystery
A visitor praises Master Willie as an intelligent child. Willie asks about his new boots, prompting Papa to misunderstand. Willie explains that a snob is a slavemaker, referencing a prior remark about a visitor. The scene centers on language mixups and social labels.
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Fallen Idols Uncle Walt Sings of Jimmie Jay
A 1914 verse recalls Jimmie Jay once a baseball hero who hit long drives and drew cheers. Decline follows slumps as crowds curse him and he is fired. the poem laments fickleness of fame and.
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Walt Mason
Adams Newspaper Service
Etiquette Question on Jewelry Gift Before Engagement
Dear Miss Champagne asks about giving a valuable piece of jewelry to a young lady before engagement. The advice: if the relationship points to a near future engagement, a costly gift is acceptable. without serious intent, such a gift could offend and be deemed inappropriate.
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Miss Champagne
The Industrious Devil Comment From A Kind Scotch Woman
A Scottish proverbically described old woman known for kind speech replies to a gossiping neighbor with humor about the devil being industrious. The exchange ends with her quip that even the devil is into hard work.
Soiled Soil Question From Fallon Prompted Gardener Insight
Fallon asking about soil richness for a farm reveals an expert gardener stating the soil was once rich but has since declined. The exchange appears in a local column noting agricultural conditions and farmer concerns.
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Fallon
Mr. Carney
Fads and Fashions Parade Summer Styles
Frocks of sheer linen or organdie feature lace flounces and white satin turbans trimmed in black. Tunics suit all figures while parasols enhance summer weddings. Capes jackets and embroidered muslin blouses rise in popularity. old Princess gowns reappear. vivia greens and yellows brighten sombre outfits. Black broadcloth outfits with satin buttons offer contrast.
Westminster Abbey Organist Tales and Echoes
Sir Frederick Bride, organist at Westminster Abbey, shares a humorous anecdote about two ladies in the Abbey reacting to the organ. One praises the performance while another misidentifies the player, noting the difficulty of distinguishing organists by touch. The tale ends with a quip about a vacuum cleaner buzzing in rehearsal.
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United States
Sunday Post
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Maas
Post Publishing CO
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