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Senator Lodge Defends War Aims Against German Peace Talk
Senator Lodge argues in the Senate that German peace terms would betray allies and risk US defeat. He dismisses claims of German surrender as treasonous and calls peace proposals dangerous and unrealistic.
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Senate
Lewis
Germany
United States
Penrose Attacks Navy and War Departments In Senate
Boise Penrose calls for civilian oversight and condemns indecision in military administration. Army and Navy Journal counters that wartime mobilization proceeded smoothly with notable material progress and lack of scandal.
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Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
Navy
War Department
Army and Navy Journal
United States
Penrose
Calls for full inquiry into mail tampering claims
The article urges a thorough investigation into Representatives Tague and Dallinger's charge that their mail was opened in transit. It warns of possible misreading or deliberate tampering by a Post Office official and demands full disclosure to prevent autocratic postal conduct.
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Post Office Department
Greater
Boston
The Man for the Place General Goethals seeks active duty in France
The article notes General Goethals, retired from the Shipping Board, applying for active duty in France. It argues his proven constructive genius at Panama could aid wartime transportation and railroad rebuilding, aligning with allied needs on the western front and signaling coordination with American military efforts.
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France
Shipping Board
Panama
Isthmus
United States
General Goethals as Key Choice for Direction
The passage endorses General Goethals as the suitable authority for the task, emphasizing the need for a practiced and skilled hand. It highlights his demonstrated capability and prominence as the ideal leader for the position.
SENDING TROOPS ABROAD
A national editorial defends presidential war powers noting the commander in chief may order U S troops overseas. It cites past deployments, cites the April war declaration authorizing all military means against Germany, and rejects pacifist and pro German challenges as barriers to democracy. The piece asserts the National Army will be trained and go to Europe.
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United States
Europe
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Mexico
Cuba
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France
Brandeis and Anarchists Writ of Error Appeals
The New York anarchists Goldman and Berkman appealed for a writ of error to Justice Brandeis of the U S Supreme Court. The writ was granted as Brandeis was the Second Circuit judge overseeing their trial. The decision reflects standard legal procedure, not favor. Lawyers say new trial issues may have been misrulings, and the prisoners deserve consideration.
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Goldman
Berkman
Justice Brandeis
Supreme Court of the United States
Brandeis
Supreme Court
Worth Emulating War Time Optimism Editorial
The piece urges national unity beyond party politics to win the war with Germany. It argues pessimism harms effort and optimism channeled properly will sustain sacrifice. It defends Wilson's wartime leadership and calls newspaper readers to consider this doctrine despite political grievances.
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Germany
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Good Garden Prospects Signal Strong Food Garden Growth
The National Emergency Food Garden Commission president asserts thrice the usual number of gardens are planted this year and values them at 350 million dollars. He notes broad acreage expansion and urges patriotism to protect crops from theft or damage.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
The Eternal Feminine by Newton Newkirk
A woman finishing a three year sentence for a crime she says she did not commit faces release. In the prison office she surveys the room, softens with a hopeful smile, and asks if her hat is straight as she bids farewell to the matron. Peter Turchon remarks on heaven and hell as guidance.
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Peter Turchon
For Sale Milk Wagon and Democrat Ad Draws Wit
A Worcester Telegram item quips at a classified notice selling a milk wagon with a shady past and a “low down” democrat. The writer notes the odd pairing, jokes about the market for such items, and wishes the advertiser success in finding buyers.
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Worcester
Mass
Letter to Newt on names and a 700 pound baby shark
A quirky letter from Natick, Massachusetts to Mr. Newton discusses annexing Auburndale into Newton, claiming a city charter shift, and asks if a resident can legally alter his name. The writer then details a 700 pound baby shark displayed in a shop and asks if he can ship the shark and tank to Newt for cash to cover express charges.
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Newton
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Auburndale
Natick
Boston
Baby Shark
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The Observant Citizen Notes On Boston Life
A collage of local items includes rumors of Annette Kellermann seeking Massachusetts coast locations for a film, Mary Pickford usage of shore scenery, Mount Washington news, and publisher Frank H. Burt’s 40 years of publication. Reports on food rules, women’s rights, trade schools aiding WWII workers, knitting supply shortages, veteran singer Frank Eager, and Morand’s 50th wedding anniversary.
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Massachusetts
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Boston
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Dresden
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Called to stand like heroes for the world's good
A refined tribute speaks of our own called to noble duty with calm courage for humanity's benefit, honoring their steadfast resolve and shared purpose without fear.
Saving Pea Pods Adds Flavor and Value
Household hints suggest saving pea pods during the H. C. S. era. Break pods, peel skins and stringers, then cook with peas to enhance taste and cut costs. Tip from Gertrude D Halbritter of Dorchester.
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Gertrude D. Halbritter
Lindsey Street
Dorchester
Lake Titicaca the high Andean lake of legend and life
The article tours Lake Titicaca between Peru and Bolivia, noting its height of 12 545 feet above sea level and vast size. It describes steamer service, amphibious Indian life on balsas, Copacabana’s famed shrine, mountain scenery, and visitors from Europe and America who endure the high, remote climate.
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Colorado Hills Inspire Uncle Walt Verse
In the hills near Colorado Long's Peak and ashore vistas evoke a lilting scene. Tourists in garish outfits crowd the rocky paths while mountains blush at the sight of loud dress and frantic travelers. IlValt Mason. Copyright 1917 by George Matthew Adams.
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Colorado
Long’s Peak
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Elysian
IlValt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Troubles of a Seashore Landlady
A buyer tours ten seashore cottages with comments on each unit. She critiques features from piazzas and stairs to gas stoves and color schemes while imagining living with a piano and company. Cottage X appears perfect though she remains undecided about longer rental.
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James
Henry
One Week Lodgings Turn Shop into Frustration
A narrator complains about renting experiences as they travel from house to house. After visiting twenty places in a week, they stay at a mountain hotel and pay fifty dollars for one week. The landlady’s terms provoke rage and resignation.
Reader Q and A on paraffin lanes and taxes
Letters from readers answer questions about paraffin uses in sealing jars and waterproofing paper, the origin of Boston’s name, Almshouse Lane, and Lord Cornwallis bloodlines. An alcohol rose jar recipe and advice on recovering head tax paid on a Canada visit are provided with official notes on residency proof and refund likelihood.
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Canada
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United States
Wtett
Wwe Smt
Canaas
Appeal to Women Urges Conservation of Surplus Crops
U S Secretary of Agriculture D F Houston calls newspapers to mobilize women in conserving perishable foods. The appeal stresses avoiding waste, encouraging local consumption, and instructing housewives to preserve surplus fruits and vegetables for future use.
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D. F. Houston
Fads in Fabrics Fashion Notes for Summer Almanac
The article surveys textiles and trends for women's wear. It highlights Japanese cotton crepe for blouses, coral and black wool embroidery on gray, georgette crepe gowns with strong line, peplum blouses with sports skirts for summer, organdy ruffled dresses for crispness, a white linen skirt for outdoor wear, rose buckle accents on evening girdles, coat buttons front and back, and tub frocks with separate waist and skirt.
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Georgette Crepe
Prices for fresh produce and berries in local market
The listing shows per quart prices for beans and beeswax style items, with six pounds of a citrus seed onion and various per pound rates for lettuce cabbage cauliflower carrots and peppers. It notes berries including raspberries blackberries blueberries gooseberries cherries currants plums pears and cantaloupes with mention of Georgia product pouches and an accounting line.
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