Climate as a Mighty Factor in Warfare
Waahilgetoh, Feb. 1. A Weather Bureau question notes climate shapes troop health and effectiveness in Europe. The piece argues tropical and temperate zones suit different peoples, with American units advantaged by cooler, maritime France and disadvantaged by tropical climates seen in former campaigns. It cites Baltic blonde types, ocean currents tempering French winters, and compares Paris and New York cloudiness to explain why European summers feel milder for Allied forces.
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India
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Cuba
Puerto Rico
France
North Pacific
Washington
Oregon
Baltic
Arctic
Bhat
Irance
Boston
Canada
Belgium
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Europe
Thuy Dunkirk
Trance
Seattle
Pacific
America
Missouri
Virginia
Ommaelst
New York
Paris
The February Thaw Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse praising the February thaw as winter loosening. It evokes relief at ice melted gardens and a hopeful mood for renewal after harsh winter. The lines celebrate warmth, growth, and a release from icy slavery.
A Salty Breakfast Table From a Morning Page
A collage of quips and verses on March, War bread, stamps and Valentines. References to Hindenburg jokes about Paris by April 1 and Turkey in the war, plus thrift stamp talk and a dream of summer keeping morale afloat. Ends with a lyric about the summer and a nod to Montana Constitution.
Peace or ruin for Germany and Austria amid US peace terms
The writer argues that Germans and Austrians welcome a peace treaty with Ukraine and the Russian army’s disbanding, but warns that only adherence to Allied terms can secure lasting peace in six months. He contrasts hopeful compliance with the threat of renewed fighting if militarism persists.
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Germany
Austria
Ukraine
Paul Jones
Sam
No Man’s Land
Cdse
Huns
Wilson
The Case of Chapman and a Youth's Death Sentence
Paul Chapman, sixteen, was found guilty of first degree murder in New York City and faces a death sentence this week. The trial revealed a boy of advanced body but underdeveloped mind, a product of his harsh upbringing and peer group, a tragic misfit in both school and life. Executing him, the piece argues, fails to solve underlying problems and may deter future youths from the safe path.
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Paul Chapman
New York City
Chapman
Stervert
United States Army
Army
New Haven Worried Over Prohibition Movement
New Haven frets at a dry movement pace as the Journal Courier hints the university town may lose charm if cocktails are banned without a vote. Savin Rock and local eateries fear a tasteless future without alcohol and the cafe scene fades with the fiftieth amendment. Mayor Davey Fitzgerald’s smile can’t brighten the dull prospect.
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New Haven
Journal- Courier
Haven
Penrose Methods in St Louis Stir Public Politics
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania claims the country has lost confidence in President Wilson. The piece dismisses that claim as biased partisanship, arguing the war effort remains supported and warning of consequences for Penrose’s approach. It portrays him as untruthful and politically opportunistic.
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
St.Louis
Wilson
New York Eee
End of Holiday Order From Washington Revoked
President Gar field revokes the Monday holiday as a federal order though state administrators may extend it if needed. The crisis passes, improved weather boosts coal supply, and Connecticut faces no further labor rest unless railroads mismanage. Citizens welcome the change.
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Washington
Br. Garfield
Connecticut
Through Switzerland a World War Era Provocation
A wartime commentary warns Germany might violate Swiss neutrality to attack France, suggesting Berlin would not hesitate to use the Alpine route if it gains advantage. It accuses the dictator of valuing victory over truth and decency, framing the idea as another of his diabolical schemes.
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Germany
France
Berlin
Belgium
Paris
Inflammation of Veins and Related Complications
Historical medical discussion on phlebitis detailing causes such as infection and injury, progression from deep to superficial veins, risks of clot emboli to heart or lungs, symptoms like chills and fever, and the necessity of bed rest, nutrition, bowel care, limb elevation, antiseptic dressings, and cautious healing. Also includes patient questions about rashes, winter illness, and blood in urine with advised examination by a specialist.
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Rochelle
Nature and Happiness in Everyday Wonder
The narrative reflects on Wordsworth and Whitman, arguing that ordinary natural forms reveal deep moral life and meaning. It asserts happiness is common when one meditates on the subtle wonders around, and that deeper appreciation comes from attentive observation of nature.
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Wordsworth
Whitmair
Thorean
Sixty thousand beds to care for wounded soldiers
The Surgeon General recommends establishing sixty thousand additional beds in general government hospitals to care for wounded soldiers and officers. The beds would be provided for winter service, following approval by the adjutant general.
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Wrashngton
Tely 1
Laftaes
Giorgas
Reports From Bay Paris Web Major Kurs May 1917 Duty
A garbled dispatch from Paris dated May reports Major James M Perkins assigned to lead men of the American Expeditionary Force under General Pershing. The message notes the transfer of command to the United States forces and mentions Ted Crosa and Barone in connection with the role, reflecting wartime organization.
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Paris
Tiatvsm
General Mershing
Jgrms
MM. Perkins
America
Ted Crosa
Stolen Hupmobile Reported in New Haven Night Lift
Police in New Haven notified about a stolen Hupmobile with registry C7884 seen driving the streets toward the Health district. Witnesses and patrols were urged to watch for the car and report any sightings to local authorities.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Corvin
Antress
Andrew
Currier
Political gossip and senate appointment talk at stake
The Washington Star notes critics face risk as the administration’s record is debated. Rumors link New Jersey governor to appoint a U S senator to fill the Hughes vacancy, with David Baird named as a likely choice. Talks urge reformist Tammany leader Al Smith-Hylan to prove capability. Nebraska Prohibitionists vote to explore a merger with Progressives, sending delegates to Chicago. Wisconsin’s Governor Philipp suggests resigning to seek re election and calls for a special election to fill Hastings’ vacancy.
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Dee
New Jersey
United States
William Hughes
David Baird
South Jersey
Hughes
Nebraska
la Mollette
St. Pa
Philipp of
Wisconsi
Hastings
Bellboy Held on Theft Suspicion at Alhimite Hotel
Bellboy Teneetward Doughty was arrested at the Alhimite hotel and booked at Police headquarters on a breach of the peace charge. Investigators say he is being held for inquiry while detectives claim he pawned a number of vehicles as officers secured the scene and tied the investigation to the case.
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Doughty
Alhimite
Investigaton
Doughty Wa
Ontci
Oetiedes
Jrotelines
Austro German Invaders In More Vandalism
A distorted report claims Austro German invaders in the porthern region commit further vandalism. It mentions soldiers and engineers needed for service lanes and references disruptions tied to wartime labor and rail operations.
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Tavis
Wola
Porthern
Faby Dhuily
Fresh Air Improves George After Joining Police Force
The column extols fresh air's health benefits showing George, a former strong man who joined the police, now weighs 195 pounds, with red face, steady sleep, no drink, and high morale. It argues fresh air has made him healthier and more capable, noting police are healthier and more respected in appearance.
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Shil George
Hlace
George
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