President Wilson urges war declaration against Austria Hungary
President Wilson in his annual message calls on Congress to declare war on Austria Hungary and pledges America to victory. He argues for a just peace, demands crushing German menace, and outlines legislative needs to sustain the war effort.
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New York City Plans Veteran Preference in Jobs After War
The city will grant returned soldiers preference for municipal positions after the war. An advertisement touts Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pile as a simple remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel issues. A social note emphasizes that action depends more on disposition than time, urging initiative.
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La Creole Hair Dressing Ad Claim
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as the original imitation that darkens hair naturally without dye. Priced at $1.00, it stresses counterfeit similarity and urges insistence on the authentic product.
Peace Consistent With Honor Quote by Governor Morris
A historic quotation urges lasting, independent peace built on national strength rather than external pity. The statement frames a demand for a peace that preserves honor and sovereignty.
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Morris
Prohibition Changes Crimson Gulch Quietness
An occasional visitor notes the town’s calm after Prohibition. Three-Finger Sam agrees the settlement has become quieter and more polite. He attributes the change to liquor being less available and nerves steadied, reducing reckless talk and gunplay.
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Arab Renaissance Reveals Future Arabic Prosperity
A newspaper correspondent argues that despite current lack of money and natural resources the Arab nation may rise with Mesopotamian redemption and British-backed works on the Tigris and Euphrates. The piece marks the Arab renaissance as a major epoch in learning wealth and literature.
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