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A Line O’ Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
The poem presents April as a transforming figure bringing renewal and joy. The speaker praises her showers that freshen lawns and bowers, and notes April’s cheerful warmth despite a tearful edge. It follows the speaker’s devotion as spring moves him from winter to Maytime's play and bliss.
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John Kendrick
Easter Jokes And Propaganda In Wartime Breakfast Page
A fragmented newspaper page mixes Easter whimsy with wartime commentary. It lampoons German leadership and celebrates home front morale while noting Easter hats and daily rituals amid reports of conflict and rationing. The tone blends humor with grim references to Verdun and Armageddon.
War and the Professions During Wartime
A reflective piece on how World War I reshapes doctors lawyers clergymen bankers and business leaders. It notes doctors are stretched by calls and urges home remedies, while clergy move from parish visits to war planning. It argues war broadens horizons across professions and strengthens democracy.
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Bridgeport
The Super Jitney Revolution In City Transit
The jitney service has become a vital rapid transit lifeline in the city. New commodious buses replace small five seaters, expanding routes and pleasing shoppers and commuters. Critics warned it would fail against trolley service, but jitneys now fund bigger buses and integrate into daily life, reshaping transit.
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Barnum Avenue
Right Time for Victory United in Patriotism
A wartime call urges Americans to synchronize clocks and hearts with the national effort. It argues unified patriotism boosts food conservation, Liberty Loan drives, and will to win, warning that those out of step risk being left behind. Set clocks to the minute and join the common cause.
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United States
Wisconsin Votes Tomorrow Endorsement in Wisconsin
Wisconsin prepares to vote with attention on the ballot count to determine if Berger wins or Davies, the Democratic candidate endorsed by President Wilson, will carry the state and make its stance clear.
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Davies
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New Haven Plans Expanded Dock Facilities Under Mayor Fitzgerald
Connecticut cities renew interest in waterways with plans to improve dock facilities. New Haven under Mayor Fitzgerald eyes enhanced shore infrastructure to boost freight transport, citing extensive shoreline and vast potential.
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New Haven
Witzgerald
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Demonstration kitchens push home economy in war effort
Under the States Relations service of the Department of Agriculture more than 100 demonstration kitchens have opened in cities to teach women food conservation fuel use and budgeting. Lessons cover meal planning, perishable food use, waste reduction, and remodeling clothing to save resources. Agents stress practical thrift, protective storage, and turning household goods to new purposes to stretch incomes during wartime.
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The Kaiser and the Paranoia Debate
The Medical Editor argues paranoia as the form of insanity in viewing the German Emperor. He cites stages from hypochondria to persecution and exaltation, noting public support and contrasting historical figures to illustrate how such monomania can exist without universal recognition. He examines whether the Kaiser is insane and laments looming war.
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Elis
John Alexander Dowie
Mahomet
Swedenborg
Johanna Southeath
John of
Leyden
John Thott
Canterbury
Johm Brown
Guiteau
Colored man charged with breach of peace in daytime arrest
A colored man was arrested yesterday morning near Poles lea day by a patrol for alleged disturbance. The man, named Hoodman, was held for further questioning and is to appear in city court this Covenoon.
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A fragmented OCR line notes a dispute or event described as an over berg war. Extractable details are minimal, but the readable portion references conflict terminology and a location association with berg. Further context is unavailable in the legible text.
Nervousness and its links to disease and willpower
A historical piece discusses nervousness as evidence of diseased organs or a misaligned psyche, naming conditions like neurasthenia hysteria and hypochondria. It notes nervous excitement in illness, temperament, or severe stress, and advises curing underlying disease or strengthening willpower to counter non-disease related nervousness. It also touches on political gossip and a Maine campaign, mentioning party dynamics and candidate performances.
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Caife
Traveling Smile Sparks Deep Reflections Amid War
George Adams writes about a soldier’s enduring smile that never fades through two years of fighting. He recalls grandmothers stories, war’s horror, and the belief that a simple smile sustains hope and daily life, urging readers to keep smiles spreading as vigilance shifts change late-night police duty.
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