Napoleon era Harangues Echo in Joffre Orders of the Day
The article compares Joffre’s orders to Napoleon’s proclamations across historic wars. It notes the shift from personal exhortations to printed proclamations during large troop movements and cites parallels in rhetoric used at the Marne and Alsace campaigns. Anecdotes describe regimental officers delivering harangues and the practice of transforming speeches into formal orders.
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Napoleon
Joffre
The
Marne
Jofre
France
Alance
Su Dovice
Ames “Peope
Italy
Caylain
Chariorot
Cer Ta
Cassar
Guillemiy
Paris
Acting Governor Way Pardons Henry Youtsey in Kentucky
A Louisville rumor says Acting Governor Way may pardon Henry Youtsey, imprisoned for complicity in Gov Goebel’s murder, as Gov Stanley and Lt Gov Black travel to St Louis for the National Democratic Convention. Senator Combs, president pro tem, is reportedly influential in the push. Friends of banker George Alexander also seek clemency consideration.
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Dune
Stanley
Livat
Black
St. Louis
Thomas A. Combs
Senate
Honey Youtsey
Goebel
Tily
Senator Combs
Youtsey
Gov. Stanley
George Alexander
Paris
Howel Complaints in India Lecture Report
In a Iowa church lecture a missionary from Initia described traveling to India’s interior. He recounted carrying a bottle of Ch or Qundain’s Cholera and Piro Remedy and claimed it saved a life. The remedy is touted as a preventive and cure for cholera and milder bowel complaints, claimed to be widely available.
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Howel
India
Dew Moines
Iowa
Nicholas County Receives State Aid Road Funds
County Judge James Mitchell reports Nicholas County has received 7099 78 from the State Road Department as the county portion of state aid funds for the year. This is the net State money available for roads this year with other state fund expenses already paid. The county is now building model roads on principal routes under State aid.
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Nicholas
James Mitchell
State Road Department
Nicholas County
Congress Will Mark Time For Two Weeks
Congress will largely mark time as senators and representatives attend national party conventions. The Senate will recess after a brief meeting, while the House continues routine business on an almost unanimous basis. Many members have left for Chicago and St Louis, with a small attendance at the Capitol expected. Speaker Clark and party leaders plan to stay, with some committee action on revenue and appropriation bills postponed until after the conventions.
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Congress
Senate
House
Chicago
St.Louis
Clark
Kitchin
Mann
Oregon
Ways and Means Committee
Democrate
Baker
Eileen
Alee
Chaimina Tillman
Naval Committee
Burl Lesan
Makentee
Weeking
Tontehl
Blakeslee Objection Delays Post Office Bill Passage
Fragmentary state and local notes describe opposition by Mr Blakeslee to provisions in the post office appropriation bill as lawmakers dispose of the measure. Also included is an advertisement urging readers to use Dr Bell’s Pine For Honey to ease summer colds and coughs.
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Blakeslee
Ine
Letter from Horace Hood to Montgomery friend after war
Recently published wartime correspondence shows Rear Admiral Horace Hood writing from sea in April 1916 about his voyage, American ties, and reflections on civilization and wartime costs. He notes battles ahead, danger to lives, and hopes to visit the United States after the war.
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Kailtor Torgnee Hood
Montgomery Joyitenat
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Howd
America
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Vist
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Tarace Hood
Bag
Ain
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Atateria
Boston
Calus
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Germany
Horace Hood
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Advert
An old advertisement offering one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of curing catarrh and mentions cleanse and syrup text. Also references a remedy for constipation with pricing and contact.
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Hall
Cheney & Ee
Mall
American Liberty Day Parade by Ethnic Groups
In New York on an American Liberty Day demonstration 20 000 participants from German American Austro Hungarian American and Irish American groups packed Sheepshead Bay Sunday while thousands watched. Speakers urged preparedness and endorsed the principle of America first amid claims of loyalty questions over heritage.
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New York
New Sheeps
Head
America
Forethought and Remedy Usage Evident in Family Note
A fragment discusses forethought easing expenses and cites W Archer of Caldwell Ohio. The speaker claims their family has relied on Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and mentions taking it on extended trips.
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W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Wested
Chamberlain
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