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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
4
FRANK H. SIMONDS outlines how postwar fragmentation creates new nations in Mitteleuropa. He details expanded Romania, a rising Yugoslavia, a Czech state, and shrinking Hungary, with Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia forming a Czech-Slovak union, while Dalmatia and Trieste spark Adriatic power struggles destined for Versailles decisions.
Ralph Waldo Emerson addresses the Woman's Rights Convention in Boston on September 20, 1905. He argues women possess an oracle like influence, being delicate and impressionable, as a measure of the coming hour, and notes their words hint at future events, even their dolls reflect this.
An excerpt noting Field Marshal von Hindenburg’s view of women and marriage. It describes his late mother’s influence, his arranged marriage to Frauline Self, the frugal wedding, and his enduring neglect of his wife. The piece casts the marriage as a quiet, practical arrangement with little personal warmth.
A nostalgic speaker contemplates safe passage by sea despite fears of storms and sharks. The poem contrasts dread with hopeful plans to voyage to Cadiz and Liverpool, imagining ocean highways returning to busy travel and distant visits to Poland China, Brussels, and Spain.
Adapted from the Lincoln Journal, Admiral Mayo argues a large armed force at once would deter aggression. He cautions history shows invincible powers can still suffer defeat, as seen with Prussia and Rome. The piece critiques naive reasoning about deterrence and war outcomes.
The speaker returns to Ackneystadt changed by war experiences. He reflects on England’s reality versus dreams, noting lessons from comrades, neighbors, and the shellfire that shaped his view. He laments the altered self and prays for divine care as he contemplates a life after service.
A New York Sun excerpt from Hugo's Paris peace congress speech imagines a future United States of Europe and harmony among nations. He foresees ballots replacing bullets, a universal senate, and Europe united yet individual, led by love and divine aid to pacification.
A government bulletin urges pacifying children with gentle singing to induce amity at home. It cites a mother soothing her howling kids with a repeated “Peace” and suggests other playful songs to win over misbehaving youngsters and even wayward adults.
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