Not Very Creditable On Private Yachts Prices
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt cites private yacht owners charging high prices for Coast Guard service as not pleasant. He argues for legislation authorizing the Navy to take over private craft for coast defense at government appraisal prices. Many owners offer free or nominal leases. others may need compulsion.
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United States
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Newt
Fitchburg
Mass
Jay Bird
P. S
Rosenwald Urges Confidence in Washington Officials
An outspoken critic notes Julius Rosenwald of Sears Roebuck praises Washington officials as open-minded, well informed, and ready to work to the limit. He counters anti administration chatter by urging trust in federal preparations for war.
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Federal Department
Julius Rosenwald
Sears-Roebuck
Josephus Daniels
Gompers
Washington
Rosenwald
United States
First New Hampshire Race Sees Sullivan Backed
The first New Hampshire district contest over its Congress seat draws Democratic support for P. H. Sullivan. The nominee is praised for character and vigor in backing the President, arguing a larger majority in the House will advance administration policies. The piece urges readers to vote Sullivan.
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New Hampshire
Sullowan
P. H. Sullivan
Sullivan
The Russian Crisis Deepens as Government Faces Resignation
The article notes an imminent Russian political crisis with the resignations of War Minister Guchkoff and Petrograd commander Korniloff. It warns of risks to Russia’s defense and liberty and fears a possible separate peace with Germany. Allies including the United States are urged to act to protect the alliance.
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Russia
United States
Guchkoff
Korniloff
Petrograd
Germany
Russia presses for democracy amid volatile governance call
A fragmented statement advocates keeping the still unsettled Russian government aligned with democratic principles. The appeal emphasizes staying true to democratic ideals amid ongoing political turmoil.
Prohibition on Wheat Gambling Faces Grim Fate
The editorial condemns two days of wheat trading bans as futile unless permanent. It attacks speculators who use essential grain as pawns, cites potential German influence, and notes Senate anger signaling government action to curb grain gambling.
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Chicago Exchange
United States
United States Senate
Ode To The Hoe In A Rural SoCal Voice
A humorous poem praises a hoe as a servant of the land and a aid against evil thoughts. The narrator thanks the tool for uprooting weeds and enabling abundant crops like corn turnips beets and other roots. The piece blends rustic verse with mock solemnity and stage directions.
Nation plans nationwide Memorial Day flag salute
A Memorial Day salute invites all U.S. citizens to stand at noon and honor the flag for one minute with heads bare. Transportation companies have been asked to cooperate with the plan.
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The
United States
Seed potatoes landed from seized German ships at Gallups Island
A hundred bags of seed potatoes valued near $400 were landed at the Long Wharf but proved destined for Gallups Island. They will feed Germans interned there, as officials seized the cargo from German vessels.
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Long Wharf
United States
Gallups Island
Ancient fortresses inspire awe from Kremlin to Carcassonne
The article surveys monumental citadels from Moscow’s Kremlin and Athens Acropolis to Edinburgh Castle and Carcassonne, praising their wealth, architecture, and historic grandeur. It notes the Kremlin’s vast expenditure, bells, crown jewels, and grand cathedral, comparing them with other medieval strongholds and ending with a teaser on tomorrow’s Picture about the sunken garden as a world curiosity.
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Beacon Hill
Quebec
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Moscow
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Russia
Krem
Heaven
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Athens
Edinburgh Castle
Carcassonne
France
The Kaiser's Teeth and Neutrality in War Time
The article notes Kaiser Wilhelm seeking relief from an American dentist in Copenhagen as World War I tensions rise. It highlights the dentist as an American citizen and enemy of Germany, yet allowed neutrality benefits. It questions whether the Kaiser delays declaring war with the United States to address aristocratic toothache.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Imperial Service
United States
Birthday Bio Briefs on Florence Nightingale Profile
Florence Nightingale born May 15 1820 in Florence Italy. The nurse whose dedication cut death rates in Crimea and founded nurse training homes. Her life shows early care, hospital study, and leadership that transformed nursing. She refused honors yet inspired public gratitude.
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Florence Nightingale
Florence
Italy
London
Crimea
Questions and Answers on Weather Tax and History
A reader correspondence segment answers queries about distance at speed, weather Signs, Massachusetts inheritance tax rates, two year gubernatorial terms in New England states, and the Avery Oak in Dedham. Details include tax brackets, exemptions, and the tree’s size and age.
Boston Weather Records On May Dates From History
The recollection notes several extreme May readings in Boston. It cites 39 degrees in 1899 and an 88 degree record in 1882, with 74 degrees on a May 15 in 1909 as a recent warm spell. Rain has occurred on this date in 190, 1910, and 1916.
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Boston
Bery
Sauce for the Gander
Mabel responds to her husband’s indifference by imitating his morning paper habit. Her revenge backfires, drawing him into daily discourse and sparking mutual interest in news and the war. The couple discovers growth, shared insight, and a stronger marriage through engaged conversation.
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Mabel
Curse
Edna Pillsbury
Dick Crandall
Porter
O Dick
Fashion Notes From POOodoON CooooSagsoon
Children wear blue silk frocks with beige embroidery and elbow length sleeves with undersleeves. Riding skirts show pleated bosoms as daily wear. Lace fichu scarfs drape sleeve less arms over evening robes. Paisley print foulards trim sombre robes. Many afternoon dresses feature beading.
Mothers Behind the Spotlight in Stage Girls Careers
A speaker recalls her mother’s care after her father’s death guiding three siblings into acting. She warns young girls of the risks of stage life, emphasizing patience, discipline, and a protective mother who stands with them, suggesting articles on mothers of successful actresses.
The Great Show
A classic verse celebrating the circus season and its sensory lure. The speaker recalls enduring illness to enjoy the parade, tents, performers, and thrilling atmosphere, expressing lifelong affection for the circus and its universal appeal. The piece is a 1917 dated lyric by Walt Mason.
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Fen
Mi & Larc
Luc CailiCis
Walt Mason
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