Demand for Full Reparation and No Interference With Germany
President Wilson declares in a congress message that the United States seeks no peace through coercion and will pursue full justice. He argues autocracy must be crushed, demands no annexations, and states the coming peace must respect every nation while education the German people regarding the war’s true aims. The speech emphasizes defense of liberty, unity with allies, and a plan for postwar order.
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Principles On Which America Stakes All In Great Contest
President argues war aims center on victory and a just settlement. He cites Germanys aggression and calls for restitution to Belgium and France, independence for Austria Hungary, Balkan security, and peace based on justice without vindictive punishment, urging unity and law on alien enemies and wartime powers.
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America
Lots Yet to Be Done in War Bond Effort
The message urges continued wartime support with Liberty bonds, noting many tasks remain and implying a future fine for failing to contribute. It reflects postwar accountability and prompts civic duty without detailing specific actions or dates.
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Liberty Bonds
Quinine Product Claims Unclear From Fragment
Fragment describes a quinine product with tonic and laxative effects and asserts no head ringing. Mentions Bromo Quince or Bruqo Quinine and company B W Groves gignacare on bor Bo, but details are incoherent and cannot confirm a usable event.
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Groves Gignacare
Soldier misses fare on dim London bus during blackout
In a crowded London bus scene a soldier named Mier returns from the trenches and searches for his fare. He pockets a shilling and copper coins but the vehicle jolts and the shilling slips away as the lights go out. When they return, three passengers hold the lost coin, highlighting wartime conditions and daily hardship.
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London
No Clear Story From Faded Military Jargon
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed military slang about sergeants, recruits, and equipment fit issues. No coherent event, names, dates, or locations are readable to form a factual news item or identifiable people.
The Luxurious One Between Economy and Excess
A humorous line questions a husband’s complaint about economy. The wife replies that trouble and expense come from needing extra meats to keep the cook from leaving.
Goode Reveals Daughter’s Imminent Marriage Plans
A newspaper fragment shows Goode stating his daughter plans to wed, prompting curiosity over whether the matter has been examined. The terse exchange hints at private family arrangements and potential public interest.
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