We Are With You Sir President Wilson We Are With You
The poem by John Kendrick Bangs expresses steadfast support for President Wilson. It emphasizes unity across the nation from Maine to California and declares continued loyalty despite prior criticisms. The piece ends in a rousing toast to Wilson and a pledge of backing.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Good News From Germany Signals Pressure on War Policy
The Free Press reports rising discontent in Germany with war aims. Erzberger leads centrists calling for peace and end to submarine warfare, while Chancellor Tollweg denounces peace moves. Cabinet figures like Wellferich and Zimmerran expected to shift toward moderation as unrest grows. Wilhelm faces increasing pressure as mutiny risks rise.
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Stockholm
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Tollweg
Reichstag
Macon
Vast Aero Fleet Could Spark World War I victory
The article argues for greatly expanding aircraft production to 40 000 planes, backed by Alan Howley of America and public support. It claims air superiority would swiftly defeat the enemy, with Allied bombings like Hessen shown as proof and urges increasing from 22 000 to 40 000 machines. It notes public willingness to fund the effort.
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Alan Howley
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America
United States
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Hessen
Aero Chile
Maeon News
Warriors of the Sky
The article argues for an army appropriations bill drafted by Secretary Baker to fund nearly 700 million dollars for building and equipping over 22 000 battle airplanes for European service. It predicts Allied air dominance and urges immediate approval to enable swift victory.
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Army
Baker
Allica
Marglish
America
England
France
Congress
War Department
Latin Dominates Rural Denmark Education See-Through Figure
A Progressive Farmer piece cites North Carolina data to claim Latin dominates rural schooling, with 6 067 studying Latin and 686 in other subjects. it asserts high schools stress lectures debates singing and athletics, while health and agriculture lag in priority.
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Denmark
South
North Carolina
Kril
Parmor
Should You Enlist Now or Should You Wait
Georgia readers are urged to enlist now for military service as war plans unfold. Officials outline arguments for early enlistment, including faster training, promotion prospects, and national duty, while noting draft timelines and Georgia's available manpower.
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National Army
Mande
Why Food Prices Will Stay High
The article argues food costs stay high as fewer farmers remain to grow crops while wars pull labor from production. It cites reduced producers, unfavorable crop conditions, and cites International Institute of Agriculture data showing 72 percent of last year’s wheat for trade and 80 percent cereal yields.
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Bralford Knapp
United States
Inernational Institute of Agriculture
Mr Speculator urged to step down and share with the hungry
A letter urging Mr Speculator to surrender his crown of wealth for the relief of suffering. It accuses him of hoarding while the poor cry out and calls Uncle Sam to slice from hoarded pies. The verse warns speculators to reform or lose what they have. Woman signer Mrs J G Buckelew.
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Mr. Speculator
Uncle Sam
Roth
Speculator
J. G. Buckelew
Appreciation Letter From County Farm Superintendent
A county farm superintendent thanks participants of a July 4 barbecue and market dinner for bringing basket dinners and showing patriotic support. The event brought pleasure to the farm inmates and their superintendent, creating a bright, memorable day.
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C. L. Payne
10000 Airplanes Would End War in Ten Weeks
Orville Wright told the New York Times that 10 000 fighting airplanes at the front at once could win the war for the allies in ten weeks. The statement was made in York on June 30.
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York
Orville Wright
New York Times
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