Training Mothers and the Nurture Power of Woman
United States Bureau of Education text argues motherhood is central to education and social progress. It cites Froebel, Goethe, and Dante on women's moral influence, stresses disciplined sympathy, and recounts a case of a troubled child Pedro to illustrate need for guided nurturing by trained, supportive women rather than coercive measures.
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United States Bureau of Education
Warhingtom
The
Nation Kindermarten
New York
Oman
Dante
Beatrice
Wagner
Brunnehilde
Walann Rm
Goethe
Froebel
Jehildren
Freebel
County Agent or Farm Adviser Can Secure No Greater Assistance
The County Agent should use local papers to share practical farming information and solve problems. Editors welcome brief timely articles on agricultural topics, boosting reach and impact across communities, and increasing production and cost savings through shared knowledge.
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America
Siore
Esitora
Wspepers
Middle West
Cortium
Fano Nuiewa
Enaly
Vie County Aggnese
Tie
Spring arrival contrasts with lingering winter woes
A reflective poem lamenting winter's persistence and longing for spring. It contrasts harsh season endurance with a wish for swift change to vernal days and clear skies. The piece references suffering travelers, military colors, and national symbols in a contemplative tone.
Lord Northcliffe on Peace Conference Issues in Paris
Lord Northcliffe offers frank analysis of the peace conference in Paris. He argues America and Britain share a common program on sea power and international control, notes Irish tensions, and urges cautious handling of Russia while highlighting figures like Clemenceau, Lloyd George, and Colonel House as key players.
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Lord Northcliffe
Britain
America
Tendon
Public Ledger Co
Paris
Faizuli
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Great Britain
Ft Samy
Colonel House
Europe
Baron Sonnino
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Americans in Combat Tactics Face German Resistance
A peculiar wartime reminiscence describes American soldiers as modest and inquisitive, contrasting their demeanor with expectations. It recounts testing gas masks against French methods, rumors, and a dramatic stand by a German cook who refused to surrender, ending with Highlanders pressing forward and a fatal clash.
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John Erving
Benating
Jerry
A. Lituedale
Joeke
Tim
Agaiim
Housing for Shipyard Workers in Elmwood Tract
The New York Sun reports Elmwood houses built by the government for shipyard workers are to be rented or sold at price well below construction cost. Rear Admiral Bowles notes post armistice workers left shipyards for other jobs, leaving many Elmwood homes vacated and available to displaced workers.
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New York Sun
Eleawood
Fowl
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Wet Corporation
Elmwood
Eoon
Henmelway
Admiral Bowles
Russian Children From the New York Mall Item
A brief news item reports on Russian children connected to the New York Mall, noting a story or event involving them. The readable fragments imply a human-interest or cultural angle without detailing specifics.
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New York Mall
Distinguishing Scarlet Fever Measles and German Measles
Historical notes compare incubation onset and rash patterns of scarlet fever measles and German measles. It highlights exposure clues face rash progression mouth and feet, tongue changes, and peeling tendencies, with historical reflections on wartime child sorrow and resilience.
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Nothi Poeling
In Atlantic Monthly Ideals Clash in Ireland Debate
A fragment from Atlantic Monthly discusses the clash between idealists and tender minded realists in Ireland. It notes the difficulty of uniting 12 men across divides and contrasts Irish factions with English and continental governance, citing tensions between landed aristocracy and reformist currents.
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Peeatiot
Weary Bebiel Canty
Atlantic Monthly
Ireland
England
Spenner Betame
Denver man finds tear gas dye from chloropicrine
A Rocky Mountain News report notes Ario Greenawait, stationed in the chemical war service at Edgewood, Md., has discovered a method to convert chloropicrine tear gas material into a dye. The breakthrough is expected to save the United States millions by repurposing unused wartime stocks for peaceful commerce, ending the war’s sudden strain.
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Rocky Mountain
Denver
Ario Greenawait
Chemical War Service Department
Edgewood
United States
Tnca
Trubbs Voices Suffering In Army Hospital Scene
A fragmented wartime diary tone depicts Private Trubbs moaning under illness as fellow servicemen discuss typhoid serum and pain. The incoherent text reveals nurse-like comments and attempts to comfort him, highlighting distress in a crowded medical ward.
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Saya
Trubbs
Liv
The Limit Prem The Boston Reporter Moment
A garbled OCR fragment from The Boston paper presents a cryptic line about unhappiness and a woman with a worn body. The snippet hints at emotional strain and a personal outlook rather than a clear news item, leaving readers with a fragmentary, ambiguous impression.
Demobilizing Horses Asks London War Remount Plans
The London Times outlines the British plan to repatriate and rehome army horses. Sir William Birkbeck estimates 70,000 army horses plus navy mounts, with aims to import 190,000 young substitutes and sell repurposed horses in large and small towns. Repatriation is deemed impractical, and selling abroad faces controversy due to misperceived slavery.
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London Times
William Birkbeck
England
Hag” Meyer
Wiliam Birkbeck
American Marine Insurance Co Formed in New York
An all American marine insurance company named the United Ship Insurance Co has been formed to support bankers industrial leaders and government plans to expand foreign trade. Incorporated in New York with capital and surplus of 1 500 000 the firm aims to shift marine risk from German and British firms to American insurers.
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Marine Insurance, Frem Guarantee Trust Co. Bulletin
Con Y
New York State
Bing Hsl
Atte
Ouarine
The
Kers* A Shiphing Insurance Co
Henry Morgenthau’s stark view on Turkey’s reform status
Former U S ambassador Henry Morgenthau describes Turkey as unchangeable and exhausted as he laments a decayed state. He uses stark, metaphorical language to say there is no heart left and only wind moves the disintegrated form.
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Henry Morganthau
United States
Turkey
Holiday ballot as state constitution amendments debated
A reader proposes staging a public vote on which holidays should remain by listing 19 constitutional amendments. The idea would let residents decide yes or no, including the Lincoln birthday holiday and others like New York and Illinois practices, with February 22 as a near candidate. The proposal argues these holidays could reshape future calendars if approved or blocked.
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M. Clemenetcu
Wilson
London
Manchester
League of Nations
Europe
America
England
Sinn Fein
Sinn Ip Fein
Ireland
Field Marshal French
Britain
Ceuta
Straits of Gibraltar
Spain
Ofbraltar
Ofbaltar
John Bull
Germany
Lincoln's
Bir
New York
Illinools
Christmar
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Hoxton
Plaga
Masaachusetts
John Andrew
France
de Colleg
Northcliffe
Cuba
Russia
Lenina
Trotsky
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Petliura
Ukraine
Esthenia
Poland
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Odessa
Kiev
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Southeastern
Balkans
Asia Minor
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Adriatic
Italy
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Rusai
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