President Wilson Outlines Postwar Peace Vision
President Wilson addressed Congress, defending a world order based on universal justice and self determination. He praised Count Czernin’s replies as sensible while criticizing Count von Hertling for seeking a Vienna style settlement and warned that only a grave, social contract backed by allied nations can secure lasting peace.
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Principles of peace and US resolve in world affairs
The speech argues that territorial settlements must serve populations and not fuel rivalries, condemns militarist forces in Germany, and asserts a steadfast US commitment to a new international order based on justice and self government. It warns that without such peace, world life suffers and liberty risks erosion. The speaker affirms America's mission to promote freedom worldwide.
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Unsinkable ship plan touted by naval board member
New York February report describes a plan to make ships unsinkable using 12000 airtight cells and waterlogged hulls. William L Saunders, vice chairman of the naval consulting board, says one commandeered vessel lies at an Atlantic port in a condition to resist torpedo attack. He details the method developed by marine engineer William F. Donnelly and signals government resolve to safeguard troop transports across the Atlantic. Secretary Baker hints at undisclosed tonnage sources for a France-bound troop mission.
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Death on Gallows Uncertain Fate of Spanish Freebooters
Reports detail pirate methods by Spanish Main and German submarines affecting merchant crews. United States Merchant Marine enlistment rises as stories recount the Mesican brig raid, mutiny, and subsequent hangings of five pirates in Boston after Captain Petro Gilbert’s trial.
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Ship Rescued at Sea After Propeller Trouble
An Atlantic Port report says a steamship disabled by propeller trouble was picked up far out at sea and is proceeding to port after a government rescue by radio.
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Atlantic
How They Became Sammice Origin Of Sammy Name
The piece asserts the term Sammy originated at West Point in 1870 under Lieutenant Mille who ran a mess with molasses sandwiches. Cadets finishing all sandwiches earned the nickname Sammy, a claim disputed as possibly French in origin, tied to American troops at a French landing port.
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Can Now Buy Single Shoes in London
Single shoes are offered at a special price in London as a concession to many one legged veterans discharged from the army. The policy aims to aid injured servicemen by supplying footwear individually rather than in pairs.
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London
Folies of Hie Yo Cast to Discard with Bell Crown Hat
The article notes Hie Yo facing defeat as the bell crown hat and the pug dog motif are cast aside in a symbolic purge. It records the forthcoming change in pageantry and the shift in spotlight away from the eccentric attire.
Goap 16 Alkaline Ore Rant Sparks Cosmetic Claim
A garbled ad claims GOAP 16 strongly alkaline God constant ore will burn out the scalp and cleanse the scalp by shampooing with La Creole. The text includes mis-spellings and odd phrases, asserting a natural method and a Europe democracy slogan with a price of 61.00.
Green's August Flower Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for constipation and digestive issues. It claims to relieve intestinal trouble, depression, headaches, nervous disorders, headaches, and other ailments, recommending it as a gentle laxative available through local druggists.
Sense of guilt in animals in military stables
Readable fragments describe animals such as hares and hens showing guilt after misdeeds. Hares pretend to leap away, chickens hide eggs, and birds feign coughing and regret to avoid punishment. The text notes that these acts resemble remorse and that the animals often hesitate before or after expressing it.
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Fragmented tale on Margaret and fear in a room
Fragmentary OCR reads about Margaret and a man named Biisaful Ignorance 4. The text contrasts fear with sleep and mentions people like risers who work all day and pull up big stakes at night.
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