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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
4
The article urges citizens to share the duty of clearing snow and ice to aid pedestrians. It laments indifference when neighbors neglect removal, notes street crews are overwhelmed, and calls for individual service and cooperation to improve safety and conditions after a thaw.
A reader commends a prose poem from the Moment column and suggests sending copies to pessimists in Cincinnati. The note proposes printing it in larger type for readers with faded eyesight and to boost civic spirit amid local croakers.
A fragmentary collection of aphoristic lines from Byron and Dryden discusses immortality of the mind, the value of learning, and self awareness. It contrasts worldly effort with inner wisdom and the limits of knowledge.
The Kaiser remarked he wondered where all the beautiful women of America came from and said no other country could rival such a brilliant display. The Troy Record quotes the remark as part of a broader war lord discourse.
The Houston Post notes widespread cold days with papers reporting people shivering. A plea urges contributions to send warm clothing and blankets to New England as crews brace against harsh weather.
After eleven months Huerta holds the international record as a totterer and President Wilson contends the balance remains unstable. Boston Globe asserts the situation is still precarious as Huerta’s regime falters on the world stage.
An editorial in the Atlante Constitution argues that General Huerta will gain little public traction unless he frees part of his jailed forces, suggesting a more visible display of strength could improve his standing.
Chicago News notes Mr. Bryan finds the Secretary of State job nearly as enjoyable as his past presidential campaigns.
The article describes across Europe a severe winter with widespread snow and ice. The Spree Forest near Bertin becomes a vast skating arena where people from Berlin and nearby cities traverse frozen canals and fields on skates. Wendish women in market dress are pictured aboard skates.
Charles Frederic Goss argues for a court to handle domestic life issues to prevent tragedies. Aimed at educated intervention by legal and clergy figures, the reform would guide unhappy couples and teach essential marital lessons to reduce wrecks and crimes in the family sphere.
The poem urges choosing cheer over rage in daily life. It promotes whistling and humor to ease woes, arguing that scolding peers worsens moods and isolates the whistler, while laughter and a light heart improve outlooks and social warmth.
A historical notice discusses wagering on elections and cites a statute imposing fines from five to five hundred dollars or imprisonment up to six months. It also includes a legal opinion about a farmhand son’s ability to recover wages, concluding no entitlement due to lack of a formal agreement.
A collage of humorous quotes and jests from newspapers and writers. The piece references the Detroit Prep Press, Dorothy Dix, Huerta, Uncle Joe Cannon, and a string of witty lines about marriage, politics, and daily life, with satirical combed texts from various city papers.
In a hotel parlor a pianist plays while guests discuss Mozart’s Twelfth Mass and a miller recalls a slogan about patience and perseverance. A pompous man challenges the miller who retorts that some tasks cannot be accomplished by either virtue, noting water cannot be carried in a sieve.
A collection of humorous vignettes including a dissipation on diplomats praised for suave talk and concealed tricks, a Carolina anecdote about a fly swatter invention, and satirical quips on US Mexico relations plus Eve’s gowns as a poetic aside. It reflects light political jests and domestic whimsy.
An early note describes a new patent fly swatter developed after a previous campaign failed due to subpar swatters. The revised model is claimed to meet all requirements of a first class invention and aims to benefit mankind during tedious winter work.
A lively historical note extols the five Great Lakes as vast fresh water, detailing their sizes, depths, and roles in US Canada boundaries. It comments on navigation, Niagara Falls, and regional life, praising lakes for supply, climate, and summer recreation while noting unique regional traits.
The Burlington Hawkeye argues floods are an inherent spring burden in the Ohio Valley from Pittsburgh to the Gulf. It suggests modern leadership could curb flood damage if given authority and funds, praising Col. G W Goethals as a potential fixer.
The Houston Post quotes Banting urging to abandon pancakes and hot biscuits to curb weight gain. A grapefruit is proposed as a lighter alternative, with the couple expressing sadness but resolve to avoid future pounds.
A Houston Post excerpt quotes a speaker urging resilience after a fall with fire in the eye and to take the bull by the horns. The text includes a humorous misstatement about a bull being six muley in size, highlighting a vivid, rural idiom.
The report notes talk of rubber backing for battleship armor as a potential improvement. It mentions the idea aims to enhance protective limits and deflect impacts, reflecting wartime engineering debates.
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