Wilson as the human phenomenon of the greatest war
A dense profile praising Woodrow Wilson as the pivotal wartime figure and world leader. The piece surveys his role at Paris and Paris peace talks, his assertive use of executive power, and a chronology of his life and writings highlighting his influence on American politics and the postwar order. It cites senators and historians lauding his practical statecraft and the controversial expansion of presidential power.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Woodrow “Wilson
Exchalger
Wilson
Lloyd
George
Clemenceau
Thixty
Woodrow Awison
Bogans T.war
Paris
Vordon
Burappane
Irda
Pliabe
Tax Returns Show More Women in Business
Women are increasingly active in the business world. Tax year 1921 shows 89,684 wives filed separate returns, paying 48,041,848 in tax. Heads of families filed 115,850 returns with 10,648,457 collected. Other women filed 608,829 returns.
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Washington
Ayer
No- Hon Yreagury
Atletics
Woodrow Wilson Dies After Long Sickness
Washington D C Feb 3 Woodrow Wilson former President died at 11 15 am at his home after four years of illness The official cause was general atherosclerosis and hemiplegia with digestive disorder hastening death His last words were I am ready Mrs Wilson Margaret Grayson and Dr Grayson present at his deathbed The nation mourns a leader admired for his intellect devotion to the League of Nations and wartime service
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Congress
Wilson
E. E. Depieon
Tillnois
McAddo
United States
Senate
House
Provident Wilson
Paris
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Edward. Bo . Loupe
Tasker H. Bites
England
Italy
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Joseph QR. Wilson
Jessie
Woorow) Wilson
Eilen Lotse Axgen
Hey
Iranda GB Sayre
Eleanor Girs
W. G. McAdoo
Margaret
White Thawne
Wilegon
Eilith
Belling) Gait
Princeton
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins University
Washington, D. C
League of Nations
White House
Hrterio Sclerdsis
Mr. Wilson
Atricken
Waul
Cary T. Grayson
Weiling
Grayson
Dr. Grayson
Mis
Purily Ald
Warren G, Harding
Washington
Biernal Tomb
al- Wwaya
Yalleved
Argentine jumphs and the feather trade tale
A fragmented clipping mentions external remedies, Allcock's Plaster, and the value of Heron feathers. It notes high prices per ounce, compares worth to gold, and references a Native Magazine story about a murder tied to greed for feathers and a bird doomed for two legs.
Fragmented verse and ads blur into a noisy page
A page features garbled verse lines about mills and the Demon of Steam alongside multiple ads. Brandreth pits claim ninety years of vegetable-based product in America. An advertising pitch promotes shaving, skin care and a multipurpose soap for all uses with calls to avoid irritation.
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America
A Clear Explanation Teacher Johnny Masculine and Feminine
A fragment from American Legion Weekly presents a teacher explaining gender terms to Johnny. The dialogue mentions masculine and feminine divisions into separate groups, with unclear phrasing and potential typographical errors. The read text reflects a period style language.
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Johnny
Tersperate
Mremperatas
American Legion Weekly
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