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Birthdays Today Highlight Diplomats, Politician and Sports Figure
Sir Francis Elliott, the British ambassador to Athens, is noted for his efforts to sway Greece to the allies and turns 66. Jande Kitchin, representative from North Carolina, born in Scotland Neck 48 years ago today. Garrett P. Serviss, author and scientist, 66, born in Sharon Springs, New York. Henry Mowrey, Brooklyn NL infielder, born in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, 34.
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Sharon Siprings
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Henry
Mike) Mowrey
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Submarine Sermons and News Of The Week
The piece satirizes weather, literature, and fashion while noting a wave of WWI era topics. It cites public figures and events, jokes about propaganda, and describes a church sermon titled Three Days in a Submarine that draws a crowd but ends with Jonah in the whale.
United States Faces War With Mixed Feelings and Resolve
The piece voices sorrow at the move toward war yet acknowledges a duty to act. It references hopes for an international alliance to secure peace, notes the moral costs of glory in battle, and urges unity and decisive action under President Wilson. The author contrasts antiwar sentiment with a call to defend freedom and oppose despots.
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Opportunity Everywhere for the Ambitious Young Farmer
A columnist argues that high living costs tempt city youth away from farming but notes vast chances exist for those who combine intelligence and work on the farm or in the city. The essay emphasizes no single path guarantees success and that opportunity lies everywhere for driven young men.
Russia Builds Railways Opens Trade Doors
The provisional Russian government plans over 20 000 miles of new railways in five years with total costs around 3 300 000 000 funded largely by the United States. The regime seeks close U S relations to expand foreign trade and embrace a new era as Russia asserts its republican dawn.
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The Chalice of Sorrow at Rose theater thrills viewers
A melodrama set in old Mexico features Cleo Madison as the bereaved heroine in a tale of peril and patriotism. The villainous governor schemes and a dramatic sacrifice ends in tragedy as the heroine dies revealing the price of liberty. Also previewed is a new hands free telephone transmitter design.
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