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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
3
A wartime notice describes concern for American volunteers in Turkey facing increased risk as Turkey joins the European war. It notes hostility from Britons and others, and the danger to the lives of locals and allied individuals amid the conflict.
Paris reports a German aviator writing to his parents after a high altitude mission over French trenches. He was wounded but managed to land, hiding Nimeell under his aircraft to evade soldiers until rescued. The colonel ordered no further action as the pilot fought to survive.
The article argues that neutral nations must buy from the United States to sustain global war needs. It emphasizes that if Europe cannot supply goods, U S factories will surge to meet demand for food, clothing, housing, and military equipment. Mills operate overtime to feed, clothe, and arm allies as American prosperity grows.
The article argues Democrats hold a national lead while Congress shifts toward a reduced majority for the party in the House. It predicts the 64th Congress may see a smaller Democrat edge, notes Republican vigor in elections, and discusses U S Argentine trade links and ambassadorial insights affecting shipping patterns between Argentina and the United States. It cites Wilson’s peacetime stance and anticipates Democratic strength into 1916 with a Senate majority, a House around mid-20s to mid-40s electoral balance, and broad public support for Wilson.
An account of a fierce assault where a captain dies during a desperate firefight as the enemy’s attack is halted by a final cannon discharge. The piece shifts to discuss early American trade with China, noting vessels and values, then touches on military gear, fashion shudders, and wartime anxieties about moral and social effects.
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