Roosevelt and the Vision of Franco American Solidarity
The article lauds Colonel Roosevelt as a symbol of Franco American goodwill akin to Lafayette. It argues his volunteer service would bolster U S credibility and moral force, aligning with Pershing’s command rather than seeking independent conquest. It reflects on noble duty and the desire for Roosevelt and volunteers to join the French front.
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Roosevelt
Lafayette
America
France
Washington
United States
Roosevelt and Americanism in World War I Aid
Goodwin's Weekly reviews Roosevelt's role in supporting the U S war effort in France. It stresses his Americanism and pride in General Pershing leading the advance, arguing the display should vindicate the United States on the world stage and warns partisan plans may fail at the next national vote.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Goodwin
So He Forged Judge How came a man of your ability to stand here
A courtroom remark from a quote shows a prisoner admitting to forging. The exchange frames the tale as a lesson on taking advice and following talents, with a nod to a schoolteacher urging the man to forge ahead.
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Baltimore American
Bowser Bets on Face Reading for a City Block Deal
Mr Bowser plans to use a physiognomy pamphlet by Professor Fairbanks to judge a visitor and potential buyer. Mrs Bowser studies faces while Bowser tests a deal to buy half a city block with a $100 bill. He believes ear shape and Adam's apple movement signal truthfulness and manipulation.
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Bowser
Mr. Bowser
O. K
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Madrid’s Rise From Medieval Moorish Outpost to Capital
National Geographic Society Bulletin traces Madrid from early Arab mention in the tenth century through Moorish rule to Alfonso VII and Henry IV. It highlights Charles V, Philip II declaring Madrid the capital in 1560 and its lasting status despite royal attempts to move the court to Valladolid or Seville.
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Madrid
Spain
Alfonso VII
Henry IV
Charles V
Philip II
Valladolid
Seville
National Geographic Society Bulletin
Hope Box and Marriage Plans Mentioned in Family Tale
In a family scene quoted from the New York Times Miss Helen, daughter of a family, shows a cup and saucer she calls her hope box a girl keeps for items she may need as a bride. Maria explains her own hope box funds a possible divorce from Pete Jackson highlighting diverse hopes within marriage.
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Helen
Maria Jackson
Maria
Lawzy
Chile
Pete Jackson
New York Times
Quotations Reflect on Fortune and Trifles
A concise aphorism attributed to Schopenhauer notes that a person must be prosperous to be irritated by trifles, for in misfortune trifles are not felt.
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Schopenhauer
Catarrhal Deafness Promised Cure Through Blood Remedy
Historic ad claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and offers a blood-borne remedy. It explains the Eustachian tube inflames causes muffled hearing and asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. A reward promises $100 for any case not cured.
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Hall
Medicina
Cire
Local Daily Roundup of Movements and Notices
Dillon locals report Clay Patterson and Mrs. J. K. Robinson visiting the city while F B Bicknell of Spokane stayed at the Metlen. Miss Mildred Elliott plans to join her mother in Somers Montana for the summer and Miss Jean Bishop heads east soon.
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Mildred Elliott
Somers
Montana
L. E. Baldwine
Lewiston
Illinois
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
Ed Duff
I. J. Tucker
Wyman
Grant E. Finch
State of
Iowa
Upper Iowa College
Fielding
Gray
Three Forks
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F. E. Foote
Illow
Tribune Publishing Co
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American Press Association
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M. Quad
Beaverhead County
Madison County
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Price Beaverhead
Price Madison
Clay Patterson
Dell
F. B. Bicknell
Spokane
Metlen
J. K. Robinson
Gilmore
Jean Bishop
East
Tribune Book
Butte
J. C. Jackman
O. S. L. Depot
Arkansas
George P. Scriven
Goodrich
Western Motor Supply Company
Moran & Yeager
Anderson Bros
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