Wilson labeled human phenomenon of war era
A long biographical piece extols Woodrow Wilson as the defining world figure of World War I era, comparing him with Lloyd George and Clemenceau. It covers his leadership style, battles with Congress over executive power, peace diplomacy, and his chronology from birth in 1856 to Armistice Day radio address in 1923, plus career milestones and published works.
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Lloyd George
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Woodrow Wilson Dies Peacefully in Washington
Woodrow Wilson former U S president died at 11 15 this morning at his home in Washington D C after a long illness caused by digestive disorder general arteriosclerosis and haemoplegia He spoke his last words I am ready Mrs Wilson Margaret and Dr Grayson were with him at the end The nation mourns a man renowned for his learning diligence and devotion to his beliefs
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England
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League of Nations
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National Memorial
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Women in Business Rise Says Tax Returns
Treasury figures show increased female earnings and tax activity since the war. In 1921, 89,034 wives filed separate returns, paying 344,041,848 in tax. Total returns by women reached 125,806 with 10,548,457 remitted in taxes.
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Fragmented passages evoke 19th century ads and verse
An OCR fragment shows assorted items including poetry lines about Washington and poems, notes on Albert’s plaster and remedies like Brandreth Pills, references to Nature Magazine, Heron feathers, a crime mention, and an advertisement for Cuticura Soap. The text reads as a collage of literary and commercial snippets with vague attributions.
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Clear Explanation Teacher Johnny Two Readers
An excerpt from American Legion Weekly presents a classroom exchange where a teacher asks about two Readers and Johnny describes them as masculine and feminine. He splits masculine into temperate and intemperate, and feminine into frigid and torrid, framing a dated gendered classification.
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American Legion Weekly
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