Demands of Democracy and Truth in Wartime Oration
Charles A. den delivers a Whig lecture urging democracy built on truth and love to guide wartime policy. He rails against autocracy and calls for public ownership of honesty, noting publicity as a modern name for justice and urging unity, patriotism, and decisive support for Liberty loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A.den
Oples
Germany
Hril
Europe
America
Berlin
Tenatius Donnelly
Tno
Infant Daughter Died Early Today
Ruth Naomi Kirtley infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wirthey of 2h Walnut avenue died at home this morning after a short illness. Survived by parents and several brothers and sisters. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev B C Lumsden. Interment in Oakwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Naomi Kirtley
John Wirthey
Walnut Avenue
B. C. Lumsden
Oakwood
Richard the Hunchback and the Bosworth Field Crown
The text recalls Richard III's ruthless rise and fall at Bosworth Field. It notes his sinister reputation beside John the crafty rival, and describes how Lord Stanley switched sides aiding Henry Tudor. Richard proclaims kingship before dying with the cry Treason.
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Richard
Mughusl
John
Bosworth Field
Shakespeare
Lord Stanley
Tedmond
Bard
England
Dinner invitation sparks unexpected guest plan
Ethel and her mother return from shopping tired and hungry. Ethel asks to stay for dinner, prompting plans for an extended visit as she suggests inviting herself as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
No clear article headline found from given fragment
The provided text is a fragmented quote with no identifiable event, person, or organization to summarize into a newspaper card. It lacks concrete details to form a valid T and S pair.
Not Always Insight From a Parlor Philosopher
A fragment from the Tribune quotes a parlor philosopher musing that unhappiness stems from what we hinver t. The speaker, Alice Neapelis, is referenced in a terse, unclear exchange about a tooth ache and desire for simple comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Neapelis
Women committees urge aid for French orphans in wartime drive
Sublette and Dix in Illinois report ongoing U S war relief work. Donations include hospital shirts and pajamas, cloth for gauze, and quilts. Mrs Lindstrom promotes the Fatherless Children of France fund with penny-a-day clubs. officials announce hospital and relief drives, a government weighing day for children, and a Chicago exhibit thanking supporters for aid to French wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
reHef
France
America
Miss Chamock
Lee County
Russell Tyson
W. J. i. Coates
United States
Chicago
Tyson
Tam
American Fund
War Relief Clearing House
W. RR. Keats
Steward Sticward and Steward Town News Recap
Local notes from Steward Creston and Sterling report visits by families and businessmen, bank staff changes, and creditors. Attendance at Chicago war exposition, travel to Mankato and Kenosha, and new positions in Steward First National Bank. Weather impacts threshing, corn markets, and labor shortages continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Cook
Seueren Dlemenway
Fuiday
Joe Beardsley
J. Whetstone
Chicago
Whetstone
Amboy
During
Robert of
Chitaro
Steward
Dorothy Torpe
Crushier
First Nationale Bank
Kenosha Bank
Lerve
Mark Rowley
Paseline Engine O
Carrie Cooper
Lacy Beth Pennett
Mankato
Minn
Flags Flying for Labor Day Then All Year
A reader argues flags on stores and homes enhance appearance and spur support for the war. The letter urges leaving flags visible daily to honor service and boost national resolve.
Mystery Evening Surprise at Darkened House
The text describes plans to delay Perry until guests arrive, including deflating his tires to keep him out. Upon returning home to a dark house, the lights are turned on to reveal a surprise, completing a covert setup. The narrative hints at a planned social visit ending with an unexpected reveal.
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Perry
Pleasant social gathering honored returning friend
The goodly company of jolly young friends welcomed him home with a social evening of ice cream and cake. Mrs. G. W. Kimball of LaPorte Ind visits old friends in a steward, recalling when they lived there after his call to the corps. The doctor, now at Newport News, expects transfer to Long Island and hopes to go overseas. Mrs. Sidney Lazarus of Compton visited Marcella Lazarus and Mrs. Henry Sherlock, while Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Smith hosted Davis friends at U. S. Shearer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kimball
LaPorte
Indi
Colrps
Newport News
Long Island
Sidney Lazarus
Compton
Marcella Lazarus
Henry Sherlock
Jr. Smith
Davis
U. S. Shearer
Boy Fractures Arm in Yard Tumble
Vernon Boursenter, four, living with grandmother Mrs Joseph Carney of Spruce Street, fell from a fence while playing with neighbors. His left forearm was dislocated and X rays showed a fracture. He is in plaster and will need another examination in a few days.
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Vernon Boursenter
Joseph Carney
Spruce Street
Flying Moth Not Destructive In Clothes
A homemaker fears moths ruining garments when a moth exits a closet. The article explains the moth does not eat clothes as an adult but in the grub stage while the larva feeds, and the flying moth later produces offspring.
Reviewer's claim on the word Interesting in fiction
A London Times reviewer argues that the word interesting should not be applied to any fiction, calling it unsuitable for fictional works of any character. The Evening Leader notes the remark as remarkable and puzzling given the occult reasoning offered.
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Marion
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Willow Crook
Woman’s Committee
Council of Defense
Illinois
Frederick G. Lindstrom
J. A. Anderson
Lincoln Way
Tauter
Loveland
W. S. Gamis
Charles Lengel
W. C. C. Nlu
the Center
Congregational Church
Lee Center
Paub Paum
Dorothy Barnett
Bessie Buckman
Steward First National Bank
Dorothy Thorpe
Mabel Herrick
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Charles Sweighe
HH. Rosier
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Ivery
Maj, A. T. Tourtillott
Frank A. Schoenholz
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