President Warns on War Aims and Austria Declares War
President Wilson exhorts Congress to a just and generous peace, demands crushing German autocracy, and urges declaring war on Austria-Hungary. He stresses no interference with internal affairs of nations, seeks a settled, lasting peace based on rights and reparations, and calls for swift war effort and economic controls.
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Parimony and the Economy of Want in Consumer Dissent
A Hartford Courant critique argues excessive thrift harms workers and merchants. It asserts restrained spending by the poor reduces demand, urging balanced purchasing to prevent job loss and factory hardship. The piece cites Mrs Smith and Mrs Jones to illustrate how personal saving can hurt broader livelihoods.
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Mre Smith
Mra Jones
Woman and chickens parade along railroad tracks
Clifton Hews of the Pequeyivania railroad reports a curious scene at a Shelbyville freight depot. A woman walked with a red and black rooster on a string tied to its leg, followed by several other chickens as a leaky car of wheat left a trail. the procession slowly moved out of view as the ground cleared.
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Clifton Hews
Pequeyivania Railroad
Shelbyville
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Indisuapella News
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Pronunciation dispute over Cantonment in government talk
An item notes how officials debate the word Cantonment pronunciation. The president favors cam-mont with stress on the first syllable while Professor Hunt and other scholars back contain ment. Some army and government voices follow varied pronunciations.
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United States
Hunt
Princeton
Webster
Worcester
Doctor Huntle
James A. M. Murray
Stormouth
United States Army
Wilson
Doctor Hunt
Christian Berence Moaltor
Man in sedentary work seeks three agreements
A brief, unclear OCR fragment notes a man performing sedentary work and seeking three agreements. Key details, names, or dates are absent, leaving the item as a placeholder notice without concrete entities or actions.
Coveted by all yet possessed by few hair care ad
An old advertisement touts La Creole Hair Cream to restore hair fullness and beauty for $1.00. It promises a summer-ready head of hair and appeals to those with thinning or sparse hair. The copy uses persuasive language common to trade ads of its era.
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Germany
In the Trenches Hi Wi Mere Comes a Gas Ware Thebk Heavens
A fragmented excerpt shows garbled words and misspellings, with phrases like gas ware and Thebk Heavens. The unclear text presents no coherent event, names, dates, or locations to anchor a factual summary.
Heal Itching Skins Emollients Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts super creamy emollients for skin troubles in youths and adults. It promises quick relief from itch, crust, scale and disfigure, claiming ongoing daily use prevents escalation. Free mail sample via postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Rook
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Expediency Cited in Senate Exchange on Mind Change
A dialogue contrasts prudence and reputation as a senator notes that changing one's mind can earn applause if caution underpins the shift. The exchange frames political optics and the value of consistent stance versus adaptive rhetoric.
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Senator Sorghum
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