Look Like Lincoln: A Portrait of Larry Sherman Recalled
A sharp, opinionated critique targets Larry Sherman, a Springfield politician, labeling him a clumsy, opportunistic figure who rises through Illinois politics. The piece denounces war-time obstructionism, copperhead profiteers, and political theatrics, urging decisive action against speculators harming the nation. It condemns Sherman as emblematic of corrupt lawmakers and warns against pandering to those who resemble Lincoln only in appearance.
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Larry Sherman
Lincoln
Illinois
Springfield
Springfeld
Heaven
United States Senate
Indiana
Senate
Chicago
Hoover
Sherman
Wilson
Mexico
Congress
Republic
King Alexander of Greece by A T Polyzoides
A portrait of Prince Alexander of Greece, chosen by the Entente to sit on the throne after Constantine. The article portrays him as a bright, athletic youth more inclined to reading history and fast cars than political scheming, and discusses his popularity, upbringing, and early days as king with anecdotes from his youth and wartime service.
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Alexander
Constantine
Great Britain
France
Constantineo
Greece
Sines Constantine
Alexander &Ap- Berra
Aml
Dore
Dawn
Niles
Neur
Bernie Eniicide
Mapao
Meenoter
Athens
Decelia
Italy
Hoe
Sophocles
Venizelos
Curlings
Ofiers
America
Ventzelon Nimaels A
Ventzelos
Hin
Sophielos Veniselaaoes
Hino
Decency Issue on Thompson and Chicago Mayor
The weekly paper denounces Hill Thompson, Chicago’s mayoral figure, and calls for impeachment amid antiwar, disloyal rhetoric. It argues Thompson betrayed the nation and questions his character, urging decent citizens to back removal.
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Hill Thompson
Chicago
Indiana
Meco
Inter
MN Thompson
Chienga
Partiain
Windrew
Milt Thompson
Kane Hompson
Chicaga
Unclear Direction Discussed at Meeting
A fragmented report notes debate on direction and speed of action. Participants emphasize caution, urging careful planning before proceeding and seeking stakeholder information to avoid hasty missteps.
Tom Marshalls Felicity and the 1945 address scene
The passage recounts a presidential address by Tom Marshall amid wartime ceremony context. It highlights the public reception of his words, praising the leadership and the morale boost provided to the nation. The language notes the performative aspect and enduring impact of his brief speech on unity and resolve.
Mission to Palestine Aimed at Jewish Relief Efforts
The article describes a mission to Palestine led by Henry Morgenthas former ambassador to Turkey, Major Felix Frankfurter, and others to assess the feasibility of aiding Jewish relief. It outlines the U S instruction to study ways to alleviate suffering in Palestine and support wartime aims.
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Republic of Palestine
Henry Morgenthas
Ambany Smler
Turkey
Felix Frankfurter
Hos Novant
Lewin Roetten
Palestine
United States
America
Palesijos
Dream of a Jewish republic in Jerusalem rises in policy circles
Fragmented text argues a Jewish republic under protection may crown Jerusalem, with allied powers and a thousand Americans in the mix. The piece contemplates a capitalist federation, restoration of Palestine's ancient glories, and a future where the Holy Land avoids Turk control. It hints at broad political momentum and hopes for a free capital.
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Egypt
Palestine
Genen
Holy Land
Talline
Ttis
Havily
Jerusalem
Bryan Views and War Powers Spark Postal Critique
The piece criticizes Mr Bryan and the VA government stance on commanding the loyalty of young men for money and warns against presidential abuse of newly proposed powers. It notes Republican allies opposing bills aiding Bonver and praises Mr Kevan for rallying the West on national production. The American public favors fair play and patriotic unity.
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Merc Aryan
Grrad
Bonver Ti
Hryan Ia
Kevan
Far West
Tent
Captain Balmafather and His War Sketches Lift Frontline Wit
The article profiles Captain Balmafather, famed for sketches of life at the front that boosted his fame while drawing laughter from readers. It notes his book Fragments from France and describes scenes of trenches, ruined farms, and soldiers, with anecdotes of shell shocks, village clashes, and the humor he sharpens against war’s misery.
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Baelind
Oman
France
Flanders
Hugh
London
Seares
Utquea
Bruce Yalensither
Butlers
Putnam's Sons
New Yorks
Gsetting
Alf
Berr
Balrnsfather
Minerva
Venus
Tam
Lok
Cannes Farma
Ratrnfather
Bleeam
Heme
Ant
Balmauther
Stigine
Seine
Harran
Genindl
Ebell
Lenion
Fragmented Ragged Litterateur and Wartime Tramp Tale
A ragged writer describes a shabby tramp in tattered clothes while recalling a two volume life of Edward Burne Jones and mentioning publishers The Century Company The scene blends shabby realism with literary memory as the narrator teases possible reforms and notes personalities such as Burne Jones and a poets circle, in a fusty early 20th century tone.
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Tania
Iast
Edward Burne- Jones
Vereul
Meenitien
Ciyaten
Crew Hien Jones
William Mortin
Madox Brown
The Fleshy School of Poetry and Rossetti Talk
A narrator and an elderly man discuss Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Christina Rossetti in a split coach scene. They trade opinions on poetry and memory, with the old man revealing a life of luck and loss and claiming character matters more than status.
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Man Hunt
Rossetti
Robert Buchanan Ecor
Puchanan
Christina Rossetti
Ip Hill
The Drollery of Grueltry in Agnes Repplier Essay
A fragment from the Yala Review surveys Agnes Repplier and Jerrold humor, noting tastes for satire in pain and the ethics of comic depiction. It references Punch and American reactions, including remarks on a horse joke and a ministerial critique.
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Agnes Repplier
Yala
Gall
Dingelas Jerrold
Jerreld
Punch
Indies
Providence
Tention
Ventura
Tarkington Kiowa
Carreth
Wimaelf
Pater
Iripa
Reflections on Writing Style in Sir Walter Scott Journal
The fragment discusses Scott's journal entries on February 12 and his views on composition. It contrasts premeditated craft with spontaneous expression, noting that over-polished prose loses vivacity and that genuine inspiration comes from unpremeditated bursts rather than meticulous planning.
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Woodstock
Ottawa and Washington on food control measures
The New York Evening Post reports a Simpel order in Minnesota appointing a Canaan food contractor who may wield powers similar to Mr Unever Fin. The plan, with Canadian cabinet consent, could let the government sell land and regulate prices, distribution, and sales. The move aligns with war measures and anticipates a U.S. food control act.
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New York Evening Post
Cximple
Iminnell
Canaan
Unever Fin
Washington 16
Abe Teaver
Minnesota
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Denepenny
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Webber
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Haljeven Etelim
Orlee
Ted Heapties
Henner
Belen
Alecia
Welconir
Beltum
Marshall
Hermla
Nedethors
Hota
Tom Marrshall
Mr. Bryan
Bairnsfather
Ann Fee
Wendrick
Ana Furmorist
Century Company
Telig
Raiversation
Hauge
Sir Walter Scott
Ottawa
Washington
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