Fragmentary verse note on hills and ascent
A fragmented poetic line compares a mountain to a hill and expresses a preference for climbing hills over mountains, reflecting a lyric meditation on ascent and emotion. The lines invoke a hill as something to contend with and a soul filled with woe in a concise,此 style.
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Fragmented 19th century musings in a breakfast table chat
Snippets from a morning column mix old-time quotes and social puzzles. References drift between automotives, mules, and penny profits, with digressions on taxes, war weariness, and cultural quirks. Names pop up interlaced with casual remarks about people and events.
Treaty pledge to stand with France against Germany
President Wilson referred to a forthcoming treaty with France, pledging U S cooperation in case of future German aggression until the League of Nations powers mature. The speech argues broad domestic support for the pact as a moral obligation and a safeguard for France, with British and American forces ready to assist.
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Wilson's oratory outshines critics on soap bubble remarks
The article defends Woodrow Wilson against critics who call his congressional address soap bubbles. It praises Wilson as a fine orator, stronger than Lodge Reed and Borah, and urges opponents to withhold sneers as his speeches inspire unity. It warns derision may backfire as Wilson rallies the nation behind the league and reform.
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Wise Franklin cited in Ford Tribune war clash debate
The piece discusses Henry Ford's libel suit against the Chicago Tribune over labeling him anarchist and cites Benjamin Franklin Emerson Lowell Lincoln among authorities. It notes Franklin’s quotes on war and liberty, contrasting them with Ford's stance and the evolving pacifist argument.
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The 2.75 Beer Question in Liquor Law Debate
Legal debate centers on whether 2.75 beer has sufficient alcohol to intoxicate. Medical testimony may be needed and jurors could be summoned. If intoxicating, licenses matter. if not, sales could occur widely, threatening liquor monopolies and profits.
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Bridgeport News Bits from 1879 July Weather and Travel Markers
Bridgeport notes describe a heavy mosquito presence, a stout wind and rainstorm washing streets, a canal of water flooding cellars on Main Street, and trains. Mentioned are the Housatonic road’s new two wheel velocipe style handcar, local concerts, a White Mountains trip, a clam bake, and steamers Long Branch and Stonnington. Also included are a public meeting of Mechanics’ Savings Bank officers, insurance and shipping updates, and local obituaries and civil notices.
American influence grows around the Black Sea
Frederic J. Haskin argues the League of Nations and mandates, including Britain's roles in India and Egypt, pave global dominance and trading ties. He envisions a rising American footprint via Odessa, the Caucasus, and supporting industries, noting trade routes and resource links to the United States. The piece frames a shift toward American commerce and influence in Eurasia, with ports, railways, and raw materials.
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Ford Factory War Work Now at Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens Michigan July 11 Edsel B Ford testified in the Henry Ford libel suit against the Chicago Dairy Tribune detailing Ford Motor Company war work during WWI. He described Liberty motor cylinder production, helmet finishing, tank armor, hulls for Hugh boats, and hospital aid for Belgian refugees, plus government use of large U S buildings.
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Ban on intoxicants tightens in Bridgeport era
Report notes the ongoing tightening of the intoxicant ban in Bridgeport. President Wilson’s demobilization hints remove the last hope of a September end. Saloons that opened briefly were closed again as near beer sales fail to support operations. dealers grow pessimistic about future profits and customer patterns.
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