Buffer Policy in Britain's Eastern Approach to Asia
The article argues Britain's eastern policy favors non imperialist aims, seeking buffer states to avoid land frontiers with great powers. It traces roots to distrust of standing armies, favoring naval power, and lists Turkey Perala and Afghanistan as historic buffers to shield India from European influence and Russia or France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Sidebotham
Asia Magazine
Britain
England
India
Pitt
Turkey
Europe
Perala
Afghanistan
France
Opposition Leaders Named Against League of Nations
The New York World lists eminent opponents to the league including Henry Cabot Lodge and William R. Hearst. Also named are Knox, Hale, Borah, Johnson, Teed, and Hearst as key backers of opposed positions via various newspapers and proprietors across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress of the United States
Massachusetts
William R. Hearst
Boston American
Pilander
Knox
Penneybanks
New York Evening Journal
Frederick Hale
Maine
William H. Hearst
New York American
Warren G. Harding
Congress
United States
Ohio
William #. Hearst
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Woiam K. Borah
Con
Idaho
William HR. Hearst
Chicago American
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Willem KR. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
James A. Teed
Missouri
Wiliam
Tt. Hoearat
Cosmopolitan
Hearst's
Shiarper
Pasar
Sensible Girls Highlight Strong Thoughtful Women
East Lake Herald-Republican notes that capable thoughtful girls exist beyond stereotypes. The piece argues girls engage in education economics and community issues and will become dependable mothers of the future. It praises practical ideas from women who think and participate in professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake
Sex Proportion in Churches
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes women outnumber men in church membership in 1910. It cites data from the federal council of churches and the Mormon Church, showing higher female figures across denominations and a general balance in some groups. The report highlights Catholic and Protestant tallies and compares men and women nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Eur
Armerlea
Statletton
Wild Bird Calling and Deception Tactics for Hunters
A late nineteenth century note on calling wild birds warns against overcalling as it can alarm game. It describes jackanapes and snipe responses, mentions decoys and horn calls, and shares anecdotes of successful and failed attempts. The key lesson: practice restraint, study repressed signals, and avoid excessive calling to keep game attracted.
Controversy Over Sam Browne Belt Policy Abroad
Officers dispute a continental United States ban on the Bam Browne belt igniting complaints about uniform changes. The issue divides officer and enlisted personnel, sparking talk of a need to buy alternative uniforms for home use and a sense of camaraderie eroding in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Matentey
Sam Browne
Unclear fragment discusses service stripes and chevrons
Fragment mentions exposing wallpaper and a wall with unfaded areas, compares a Sam Browne belt position to a service stripe and chevrons on the left sleeve as marks of overseas service.
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O. D
Sam Browne
Hope and despair in Wilhelm's faltering mind
A poetic reflection on hope as a constant amid despair. The speaker contrasts the human impulse to hope with cold reason and bleak visions, noting how hope flickers even in a tormented psyche and frames life as a search for a better tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Wilhelm
Ike
Hle Night's Rest From Buffalo Express Sketches
Fragmentary note from the Buffalo Express references a returned soldier addressing his father and a humorous exchange about a cana attack and the odd bedtime scene. The readable bits show family tone and wartime humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Ron
Weiner
Let the Material Man Beware in Illinois Road Plans
The Chicago Tribune warns material sellers not to profiteer as Illinois allocates 60 million dollars for road building. It notes most materials are stone and argues cement plants could be state run if needed, urging honesty and vigilance against mercenary gains. Governor Lowden has already warned suppliers and the issue will not be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Azore
Lowden
No Security in Shirking
Premier Clemenceau argues the war is won and a peace or lull depends on the American people. He warns that without League of Nations participation and moral obligations fulfilled, Europe faces instability, and the United States risks losing credibility and security. The piece stresses U.S. leadership and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
Associated Press
Europe
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Underfeeding and Growth Across Species
Debates among early scientists about whether severe underfeeding permanently stunts growth. Experiments and observations suggest bones and organs may continue to grow even during weight loss, but long, severe undernutrition in infancy often prevents reaching full inherited stature. Persistent effects depend on timing and severity of starvation.
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Aron, Jackson
Stewart
Belgium
Germany
Siberia
Russia
France
Italy
Waters
Aron
Nations and language in Bryce on United States unity
The excerpt discusses Bryce’s portrayal of the United States as a nation and plural perceptions, noting the shift from “O Lord, bless our nation” to “O Lord, bless these United States.” It contrasts views of national unity, Wilson’s plural framing, and centralization, with federal actions extending beyond state functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Bedford
Wilson
United States of America
Great Britain
German Empire
Episcopal Church
Bryce
Func. Hong
Tax Burden on Moderate Earners Highlighted in Sun Opinion
The New York Sun argues the revenue bill would nearly double direct tax for those earning 4 000 dollars annually and hit luxury levies on even basic decencies. It notes working men face the worst strain in economic upheaval while the really wealthy can absorb taxes by saving. The piece stresses that $5,000 a year earners bear burdens without war gains and may lose time and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Scotland Neck
Helping Home Industry from The Washington Star
Fragmentary OCR text references a conversation about home industry and deck of cards. The readable lines indicate a quote about using a main deck for months and a response about countering an entrance attempt. Unclear context and dates.
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Home Industry
The
Washington Star
Three
Tanderfoot
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