Democratic Site Convention Shows Unity and Hope in Wyoming
Editorial lauds the Crapo gathering for its earnest spirit and disciplined leadership. It praises the Democratic party’s harmony, inclusive growth, and confidence in Woodrow Wilson and Governoroodrick as its strength, signaling victory this fall in Wyoming.
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Crapo
Wyoming
Puerty
Dave
Cheyenne
Inday
Annelyly
Democratic Party
Madarn Party
Caoper Conventio
Pwrty
Woodrow Wilson
Koodrick
The Peasant Soldier's Hidden Hope in War’s Toll
Fragmentary lines depict a nameless soldier whose sacrifice brings no glory or spoils. The poem contrasts peasant-born courage with elite rulers, noting the burden of battle on common soldiers who die unseen and unrecognized.
Wyoming Democrats Proclaim Honest Platform for Fall Victory
A Wyoming state Democratic platform pledges reform and nonpartisan action. It endorses Wilson era initiatives, home rule, and public land access while criticizing Republican campaign pledges as insincere. It urges support for woman suffrage, federal road aid, and fair taxation.
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Wilson
Kendrick
National Administration
Law Immigration Commission
Wyoming
Britain’s War Time Prosperity and Shifting Labor
A Britain centered on wartime prosperity contrasts rising costs with higher wages and profits. Prof A Hobson notes more wealth in common households while many men leave professional life. Industry speeds up, women enter skilled roles, and wage-driven consumption rises as government spending fuels production. The mood is transitory, with health and wear concerns looming.
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Kansas City Star
Britain
Hobson
New Republic
London
Holsan
Profesor Hobson
Saeme
Carter
Timour Timurlane the Great Conqueror of Asia
The piece chronicles Tamerlane Timour’s rise from a shepherd’s son in 1136 in Russian Turkestan to a vast conqueror who ruled Turkes tan Persia and India. It notes his physical deformities his bold wars from Delhi to Damascus his use of clever stratagems such as emboldened camels against elephants and his eventual death in 1405 while marching toward China.
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Ciilow Cone
Temordne
Tomberlane
Chodecha
Russian Turkestan
Desert
Tamerlane
Mahonmmed
Timour
Samarkand
Kurgan
Allah
David
Aegean Sea
China
Mos
Delhi
Bajazet
Persia
Syria
Aleppo
Damascus
Henry III
Castile
Ruy Gonzales de Clavijo
Turkestan
India
Blizard
Kansas City Times
Fragmentary Ledger Comment Reflects on Congress Worth
The Philadelphia Ledger cites Massachusetts and Lincoln as comparing two wasted years in Washington to Adams’s similar remark. It argues such views should not indict Congress but salute its outpouring of gratitude for what it has left undone and its deliberate actions, while noting harsh dragging.
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Christian Once Monitor
Philadelphia Ledger
Massachusetts
Ikee
Congress
Washington
John Adams
Abraham Lincoln
UiMpols
National
Conla
Buailhegs
Love makes mischief in a newlywed artist home
A London couple, newly married, joke about the morning’s chaos as the artist-husband painted while the wife cooked. They laugh at mistaken purposes of the artworks and meals, showing love’s blind humor.
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Atewers
London
New York Special Show Draws Prolonged Applause
A Saturday Evening Post note describes a New York performance of a new play where the lead male character delivers an Anthony line from Shakespeare, prompting sustained audience applause and a momentary halt in the scene. A stylish Broadway youth was seen observing from behind as the audience reacted.
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Saturday Evening Post
New York
Broadway
Remark on Playwright’s Theft Sparks Conversation
A young woman companion quips that the author of the play is a thief and suggests the final lines echo a well known saying. The remark reflects literary debates and audience reactions to the work.
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Sam
All a Man Needs From My Magazine Caliph Bagdad tale
A brief old tale recalls a Caliph Bagdad who loves good fare asking his doctor how much to eat daily. The physician replies half a pound of rice, then reframes the question about strength and appetite, noting eating enough will lead to needing still more.
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Bagdad
War fund pledge pays thirty minutes of fighting
The Nashville Southern Lumberman notes a published claim that King George’s one half million dollar army fund donation covers thirty minutes of combat based on wartime statements. The piece frames the donation as a strategic financial boost tied to military engagement.
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King George
Fictional suitors fall as real father weighs dowry
In a Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt a fictional father dismisses the suitors for his daughter Mabel by kicking them from the front steps while the real father wonders which suitor is truly prepared to bear the costs of marriage.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Mabel
State to Spend 4 Million on Roads
Kentucky will allocate about four million dollars for road improvements under the state aid plan this year, excluding county spending. Of 120 counties, 103 requested state aid and 25 have projects underway. Three counties have applied for convict labor.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
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