Forks Herald Staff and Publishers Evening Subscription Rates
The fragment lists publishing firm details for GranpbD Forks Herald Star Forbes Herald Co and their subscription options. It notes morning and Sunday editions with advance year pricing and monthly rates. Also mentions evening and morning editions and a Chicago address at 808 Fifth Avenue. The date referenced is Tuesday evening June 19, 1917.
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Bacerporstes
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Peoples Gas Midge
Chicago
Belated Critique of A C Townley at a Fire Scene
The article recounts a scene where A C Townley obstructed firefighting efforts and opposed funding before supporting war measures. It argues Townley pursued opposing positions, then demanded government action, noting the government’s actual policy of conscripting wealth via taxes and inheritance taxes as part of wartime measures.
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A. C Townley
Townley
Congress
Twamley Gift Endows University Aid Fund
The Twamley family bestowed 41008 to the University of North Dakota as a memorial to James Twamley a long serving board of regents member. The gift funds the students' aid loan fund enabling needy students to pursue education. The contribution comes from his wife and children as a free will tribute and will form a revolving loan fund.
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University of North Dakota
James Twamley
Twamley
Sims Po
Army over Night quote on training half million army timing
An editorial argues against a rapid army call of half a million, noting training and logistical needs. It warns that readiness requires months for camps, food, clothing, sanitation, transportation, and medical supplies, otherwise soldiers are mere sheep in the shambles.
Gorky on Rusain Reconstruction and Knowledge Gaps
Gorky argues Rusain reconstruction requires not only physical science but spiritual knowledge. He contrasts Germany as highly scientific yet globally destabilized, urging Rusain to cultivate agriculture engineering arts and civic understanding while rooting out an oligarchic system. The piece stresses education and social reform as essential to national renewal.
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Maxim Gorky
Ruasin
Gorky
Germany
Runsin
Wiping the Slate A Historian Reflects on the American Revolution
The piece argues the American Revolution created a new democratic nation and influenced British policy, noting Britons accept its results with pride and citing a spirit of reconciliation between former adversaries. It also mentions improving wheat crops across the northwest west and middle western states.
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Bunker Hill
George
Ernall
France
Great Britain
Northwest
Cantern States
Advertised Trade Mark Guarantees Quality
A discussion on trade marks and branding explains that an advertised mark on a product acts as a quality guarantee. Manufacturers back brands with reputation, ensuring consumers can rely on consistent, satisfactory goods and avoid repeated poor purchases.
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Mallory, Mitchell & Faust
Not A Capitalist War
A fragmentary discussion from The New Republic argues against the idea that the United States entered World War I to protect money loaned to England and France. It questions capitalist motives and predicts financial losses despite victory, criticizing wartime loans and tax burdens.
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New Republic
United States
England
France
Benzing Tha
Moral Pachydermata Moral Pachydermata in Cincinnati Enquirer
A Cincinnati Enquirer essay ridicules moral pachydermata for their insensitivity to noble war aims. It defines pachydermata as thick skinned and laments those immune to calls to defend liberty, treaties, and anti-slavery ideals. It contrasts human moral paralysis with animal honesty.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
America
Animal Kingdom
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Unyielding salesman plots future shop amid wartime talk
The passage follows a blond, eager salesman who audits shoe boxes for chance at promotion and insists he is fit for service. He reflects on duty and a future as his own boss, while the narrator notes his resolve and youth. A second piece satirizes New York dining life and Persiflage as an artful critique of table manners.
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New York
Navy
Concord
Latry
Government a Ghastly Farce in Wartime Speech
A column by Paul W. Brown argues the German government fails to act for the people and remains an autocracy. It praises Allied democracy while warning that taxes and loans must fund a needed war effort, citing President Wise and Hindenburg's tactical retreats as paradoxes on the road to victory.
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Hurst
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New York
Paris
London
Petrograd
Tokio
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Havana
Nicaragua
Peking
Germany
Philadelphia Inquirer
We Have Relied Upon Others From Philadelphia Enquirer
A damaged wartime fragment laments reliance on others for safety after warning years. It assigns responsibility to foreign nations and references Theodore Roosevelt, trench lines in Belgium and France, and naval forces against military autocracy.
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Phiasalphia Enquirer
Theodore Roosevelt
Belgium
Irene
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