President Wilson's War Council Criticized in Press Pieces
A fragmented 1921 discussion questions Wilson's influence on suffrage votes and the wartime leadership. Analysts note a cabinet echo in defense secretary Baker and Chamberlain veto threats, while critics from Hyde to Tribune voices reflect division over war governance and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
War Council
Tus
W College
Wilson
Chamberlain
Annantay Ohile
Schnater
Hyde
Chicago Tribene
Baker
War Department
Iee Wilson
We're Dubes VT C We are Dube SPRCOND Regiment
A clipped wartime letter responds to earlier criticism of the unit heroism and duty. The writer emphasizes sacrifice over wealth, praising the regiment and its soldiers in khaki while urging peers to honor those who gave life for humanity. The message urges a focus on service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knd
DUBS
Sprcond Regiment
Iu & Road
Reliable Bank
United Row
Fragmentary local notice from St John’s parish district
Readable fragments show a local notice mentioning St John’s church and Warren avenues. Names like Mrs BL H Hartie appear with an address and phone fragment. Date reads Sunday and a code 13, plus uncertain street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St ‘John's
Warren Aves
Randolph
Clalies
Erynhlin
H. Hartie
The World’s Stupendous Hour in St Paul Enterprise
A poem by Eula Wheeler Wilcox printed in St Paul Enterprise asserts humanity’s advance through faith and patience. It envisions divine purpose shaping growth, warns against idolatry of wealth, and foresees upheaval after holocaust as a new Spirit filled age rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Eula Wheeler Wilcox
St. Paul Enterprise
Offbeat wartime ramblings and clipped musings in a 1910s page
A fragment of an irregular column blends sly humor and ad hoc chatter. It riffs on independence, cannibal satire, funeral-grade witticisms, and local gossip, mentioning a Planned questionnaire board and a playful jab at a graduation year.
Fragments from a Temperance Meeting and Village Talk
A garbled reminiscence piece sketches a temperance concert mishap with a reciter stumbling over words beside a bier and a crowd urging him on. It shifts to Irish and Scottish rural vignettes, a Chinaman and Pat clashing over language, a woman policing temper and calm, and a Highlander’s war-time worries. The piece closes with mythic lines on wealth, advice, and women’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grim
Grim
Curious I and the Wary Wit Sharpening Ruse
A garbled monologue mocks sharpened wits and prompts discussion of provocation and deceit. It references The Review, Forest Park, and a Kansas City court ruling about a wife’s provocation. The piece notes anger when the topic of infidelity arises and ends with encouragement to read the paper’s ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Adopting Middies Celebrate Forest Park Graduates
Forest Park school graduates, wearing simple white middy outfits, parade pride in blue, red, and white colors. The event features a ballroom entrance and a garden of lilies motif as families and guests toast the young women in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park School
Fragmented cryptic lines on behavior and language
A garbled passage hints at lavender imagery and advice about ethics. It mentions a closed root, politics of accusation, and a man misplaced in a renume article. The text reads like broken prose with misused names and unclear references, offering little concrete fact.
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Forest Park Review
Poreet Parkland
I Madipge Bt
Forsat ParkrHt
Albert
Hall
Boith Heileman
Avanottsial
Janary
Poat
Oak Park
Siluois
Pdemocratics
A. M
Taylor Avenue
N. Euclid Avenue
Bik Tooth Lodge
Madison
Gal Forest
Watt
Njustice
Lea
Painesville
Chicago
Sourwine
Bourboer
Bourkrout
Hourkian
Woody
Yantan Aonke
Hale
Popay
the .O .C
Jng
Lonat
Chealy
Weratoh Hla
Iki
Percy
Bensdtet
China
Ing
Pat
Jock Mackay
Scotland
Jock Feeling
France
Highlander
amiLe
Great Britain
Temptation
Aince
Oper
Places
Iran
Park Theater
Bunday, ‘San
C. R
Asveral
Forest Park News Stants
Cofbinaton
Renume
Athena
Forest Park Theater
Sants
Ascuwantz &Cs
Marion
Worka Oak Park
Red
Lange W. B. Herrick
Harlem State Savings Bank
W.F
Grosber
Pres
Cashier
Haase
VicoPres
Erndst
Cummings WM
Binfeldt
Conrad
Michalsky
Qrobser CE
Bolles
Meyier WM
Neo
Homd
Adrift
Boreen Magazine
Baia Auris Rani
Islaid
Niles
Childran
Fannie Ward
Egulte
Rene
Fea
Alokidy
Mtrina
Heaton
Mary Pickford
Tess of the
Patha News
Praia
Porei
Mplag
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