Justification Through Presidents War History Quotation
Glynn cites past presidents to defend Wilson's neutrality policy. He quotes Washington Adams Jefferson Van Buren Pierce Lincoln Harrison and Sullivan detailing harms to American ships and citizens while stressing the nation did not go to war. Meanwhile the city council elects B F McCoy to the school board succeeding Stratton. McCoy is Purdue graduate.
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Martin P. Glynn
Democratic Matianal Convention
Wilson
Germany
England
Washington
Adams
France
Adame Lault
Jefferson
Emeland
Napoleon
United States
Harrison
U.S. Ware
Baltimore
Valparaiso
Chile
Vicetains
U.S
America
Euclid
Hind
Ife
Peschoglister
Flaanedor
Moral Leader of Democracy in Wilson Call
The passage lauds Woodrow Wilson as the moral leader and pacificator of democracy. It extols his fiscal and political programs, credit reforms, and wartime restraint, depicting him as a Lincolnian figure guiding America toward peace and global moral leadership. It frames Wilson as scholar statesman, financier, emancipator, and pacificator guiding civilization through crisis toward enduring prosperity.
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John W. Wescott
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Nan
Proticipator
Europe
America
Temple of Justice
Heaven
United States
Fruits Enduring to Judgment Day
A vizier asks for fruits with lasting sweetness. His slave Badruddin finds fruit in the Mesehed Tilusa and feeds hungry children, declaring these fruits endure unto the judgment day. The tale centers on the contrast between fleeting sweets and timeless sustenance.
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Mufjeduddin Wumija
Badruddin Kijus
Mufjeduddin
Tilusa
Aliwan
Belief in Hypnotism Mentioned in Fanciful Exchange
A quirky dialogue from the Milwaukee Journal features a wife asking belief in hypnotism, a husband’s vow to love, and a playful line about retirement and bachelorhood as printed by The Herald.
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Wes
Honor
Milwaukee Journal
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St. Louis
Glynn
St. Louis Convention
Thomas R. Marshall
Judge Wascott
Lincoln
Mexico
South American
Earth
Mextico
the Herald
Sutesacans
Finatiefer
Finefords
Pratiie
Lavention
Salf
Poe
Ecqi
Amerlegu
Myconoerlts Asylum
Pete
Dus Gebos
Duterest Peres
Uretrth Chewart
Kent Justice
Adere
Wien
Gail Vpen
Humphreys
William and Ann Streets
New York
Price
Madison
Sale Deposit & Trust Co
C. S. Powell
Pres
J. W. Cornett
W. H. Miller
John W. Tevis
Sec’y. and
Treas
Indiana
National Branch Bank
The
J. W. Cornet
H. Weyer
First National Bank
M. Strader General Agent
South Mulberry Street
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D.C
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