Evening at the White House with President Wilson
A portrait of President Wilson in a quiet White House evening as the nation mobilizes for war. The First Family gathers in the oval room while Mrs Wilson and other women knit comfort garments for soldiers, embodying civilian support and domestic calm amid national crisis.
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General Diaz Named Italian Commander in Chief
The new Italian Commander-in-Chief, born in Naples, rises from junior Major-General to Army Corps commander and now leads at the Carso front. Praised for strength, decision, and modern warfare study, he wins praise from the Italian War Minister and a veteran correspondent.
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Belgium's Underground Newspapers Expose German Propaganda
The article describes Belgian secret press efforts under German occupation, detailing how resistance editors and printers evaded censors. It notes how La Libre Belgique survived through clandestine distribution and bribes, with readers receiving copies via hidden networks. It emphasizes the broader danger to free press and the German intent to suppress truth while provoking intellectual martyrdom.
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Princess Mary Active War Work and Public Service
Princess Mary engaged in extensive war work across London and surrounding counties. She visited munition works hospitals and canteens and accompanied the Queen on hospital visits. She rode with the King at Aldershot and Windsor and supported Girl Guides and needlework guilds. She also chaired charity and patriotic efforts and is expected to continue her studies.
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Obscure Leader in Pension Circles Recalled
The article portrays Gir Johm Callie once a Director of Neurasthenis Tortuations L mated of Pensions. Born Aberdeen fifty seven, he led a controversial career with interests in malingering and a noted 2013 paper on fraudulent psychology at the International Congress of Modisias in London. His work spans several standard publications and numerous institutions in London and the provinces.
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War-time miscellany and opinions from a London paper
A collage of wartime odds and ends from London and Melbourne papers, including gestures toward German victories, British and American reactions, labor debates, propaganda jests, rationing notes, and curious notices. Prominent voices touch on invasion fears, postwar hopes, and public mood in 1918 era.
Allied agreement for Argentine cereals reaches terms
A Buenos Aires cable reports Allies have agreed to purchase 2 000 000 tons of Argentine cereals with a generous minimum price. The fourth year loan totals £40,000,000 at per cent on notes, and the deal aims to fix exchange with London amid fears among producers over dehy. If ratified, the accord counters German influence in Argentina.
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Taxing Tips Or A War Tax On Tips
A provocative screed argues for taxing tips as war revenue and questions how rates, collection, and scope would apply. The piece notes tips as luxury profits added after base earnings and raises concerns about at source versus destination collection and numerous logistical details.
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El Dorado Found The Amazon Ruins Spur Legend Hunt
A fragmentary report suggests the Rio de Jascireh museum seeks funds to back an expedition into the Manoa region near the Bolivian frontier. Amid dense Amazon forest, ruins are claimed to reveal the fabled city Dorado once sought by Spanish and Portuguese explorers.
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