Prominent in Many States Rainbow Division Member Senator Lewis
James Staroltten Lewta known as a rainbow career figure spanning Virginia Georgia Washington Illinois and Chicago. He served in the Spanish American War on General Brackets and General Grant staffs and helped settle the Alaska boundary disputes.
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James Staroltten Lewta
Esume
Lewis
Haberglanhery
Sunater Lewid Fa
Rainbow
United States
Tié
Virginia
Georgia
University of Washington
Inter Becaine Congress
J. Linllian Lewis
Washington
Pacific Coast
Lewis Olan
Cuba
Frederick .D. Grant
Porto Nico
England
Avowed Enemy Lodge Holds Key Senate Power
A Boston-born Republican senator Henry Cabot Lodge is described as a fierce foe of the Kaiser with three pivotal committees in foreign relations, imperial issues, and naval affairs. The piece notes Lodge’s long service since 1893 and his upcoming March 3 1928 term end, suggesting his influence may outlast the war.
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Congress
Lenny Cabot
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Kaiser
Tie
United States
Senate
Hipaeen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boxton
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Clarvard University
Beleg
Bean
Ambassaor in Hard Position Over Mexican Policy
Ambassdor in Washington faces pressure as Carranza era policy shifts shape Mexico's stance toward Germany. Reports say the German minister near Mexico City influences foreign policy, prompting Ygnacio Bona to assess future moves. The question remains whether Carranza will temper, resist, or align with Wall Street and Berlin as the revolution looms.
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Currman
Mexico
Senor Ygnicio Bona
Washington
Wilson
Carranza
O Carransa
Felix Ding
Qurranza
Gertain Tegatla
Muxico City
Wallington
Californian Rep Kahns Urges Stronger Army Plan
The article profiles Representative Fulda Kahns a Californian Republican from the Fourth District lauding military preparedness across dozens of congresses. It notes his wartime stance after the United States enters war with Germany advocating a U S Army of not less than 4 000 000 and immediate heavy mobilization to secure victory and national safety.
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Kahns
Tatas
President Wilson Calls for Square Deal for Railroads
President Wilson urges fair treatment for railroad owners and the public under federal control. He outlines compensation based on net operating income for three years ending June 30, 1917, and argues for unified government administration to mobilize resources for the war effort while protecting private investments. He credits William G. McAdoo as director general and notes possible Treasury grants if needed.
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Congress
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Comgresa
America
Peralees Railway
Noromt
St Ja
Federal Treasury
Wiliam G. McAdoo
Te Hng
Alkali Industry and War Era Notes From Nebraska
The article notes Nebraska’s alkali industry as vital with Lake Jesse expected to yield about 100000 tons of titall valued at 2 to 8 million dollars. It mentions Schumann-Heink as a pacifist advocate, an American plan for reforestation in the United Kingdom, and trials of pulverized coal use for railroad fueling with American coal.
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Nebraska
Jesse
I Ming
Schumann-Heink
Ieen
Thres
Girloua Branchen
United States Service
England
United Kingdom
Troland
Bray
Daddy's Evening Act Moonbeams Ride With Children
In a moonlit tale, Mr Moon and the Moonbeams plan a sleigh ride for nine children. The beams glow bright as they dance and play tag with the moon, leading to a magical night where the beams outshine the children and the snow glitters like diamonds.
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Mr. Moon
Rewly
Moonbeams
Moon
Snow
Avery
What Hardships Do to Us
A reflection on protection masking character and the danger of over shielding. The text argues that enduring hardship builds strength, warning that excessive sheltering yields weakness and moral frailty.
Pinkham's Lady Health Product Ad and War Era Note
A collage of period ads and brief notices including testimonial style claims for Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding women's ailments. It also mentions Red Cross workers at a Paris aviation camp using plumber prisoners to craft drinking cups, plus short lines on Cuticura remedies, Garfield Tea, and light humor. The fragmented text reflects early 20th century advertising tone and wartime themes.
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Red Cross
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Great American ‘Army
Witout Insuri
Treasury
Unified Railway Administration
National Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Portugal
Almont
Bella
Ohio
Lyn
Ehgat
Ita
Cuticura
Boston
Malik Boap
Sir Henry Newbolt
Jem
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Aebate
Mia
Ernest Wiethoelter
Madison St
St. Charles
Woltor
Wiethoelter
Foster-Milburn ¢ CO
Buffalo
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