New America Emerges After First War Year
In this wartime surge, Americans gain resolve and unity as they await Pershing’s forces. The piece celebrates tempered national spirit, readiness to endure hardship, and a collective vow to stand with the troops until victory, signaling a new, determined home front.
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Reckoning for the Kaiser's War Drive in German Press
A critical World War I-era column questions the German high command and the Kaiser. It argues the western offensive may fail and prompts home-front accountability, predicting a dawning day of democracy as German rulers face judgment for costly losses.
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Americans Back Pershing’s Indians Amid War Resolve
The passage extols Pershing’s troops and the united support of a vast American public. It emphasizes enduring backing from fathers, mothers, siblings, and sweethearts, as the nation seeks to lift Allied burdens and push toward final victory over Berlin and Vienna.
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Political Cannon in France Seen as Threat Not Fact
The New York World notes that long range guns are awaited for real impact, doubting the new cannon’s effectiveness beyond speculation. It argues terror may drive fear more than actual damage, comparing to Zeppelin raids and the Dunkirk bombardment with no decisive results yet.
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Significance of the Submarine by Frank J. Goodnow
The article argues the submarine challenges global economic unity by threatening freedom of the seas. It notes past pirate and state dangers, the shift from sea power to economic interdependence, and the difficulty of naval defense against modern submarine use.
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Putting the Gain into the Fight at Washington
The piece argues the submarine threat endangers global economic life and that defeating Germany’s land power is necessary to preserve sea freedom. It links Berlin Bogdad railway aims through Serbia to Constantinople with German dominance and urges supporting a strong Serbia to outmaneuver Germany.
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April Foolishness and Prohibition Echoes Across Headlines
A杂 mix of topical snippets rails at April jokes and wartime controls. References include fines for taxiing golfers in illegal petrol use, mockery of bootleggers with war gasoline, Teddy Roosevelt’s potential candidacy, and satirical takes on newspapers moralizing about prohibition debates.
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The Woman Pays for Folly
A fragmented memoir describes Martha Marlin's life as a newspaper woman who struggles with love and a secret affair. The tale centers on a difficult choice and its tragic consequences, shared in a courtroom style reminiscence. The narrator reflects on a woman's personal life and the costs of passion.
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Colonels Gnu and O Corn clash over native corn and duty
In a playful exchange a pair of colonels discuss wheat and corn origins, American birthright, and front line duty. A separate narrative follows a woman named Martha Marlin recounting hardship, reliance on kindness, journalism career beginnings, and personal loss.
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Absent minded doctor botches wedding ring scene
Singleton recalls Doctor Klett in a humorous incident at a wedding. The groom failed to place a ring and instead felt the bride and asked her to put out her tongue during the ceremony, according to the Philadelphia Ledger.
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ABE MARTIN V PROTICIIN NOISY ROADSIDE BOUT
Abe Martin clashes with an unnamed rival in a humorous roadside altercation. Local witnesses describe a tense encounter as onlookers watch the playful feud unfold. The incident highlights the frontier tone of the era and the campy bravado of the characters involved.
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