Uncle Sam to Lead Air War Against Germany, Planes Rise
Washington report describes U S aircraft plans aiming to imperil German air power. Wilbur Wright speaks on stabilizers and resistance research, outlining how air supremacy will allow surprise attacks and silent artillery support. The piece emphasizes the strategic value of aviation in shortening war and reducing enemy signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Wright
Phate
Millon Delier
Dayton
Wright
Poly Reid
Alvin
Manhe Frye
Peertves
Wetiel US Ovdes
Toert Deel Ieee
Vie Colne
Krupp
Keasen
France
Vitor
Wwe
Western Front
Aly
Wilbur
Core Ville Wright
Inter
Anil Devi
Noneville Wright
Germany forms crisis of new peace plan
A garbled dispatch discusses a proposed German peace plan amid diplomats’ concerns. It mentions potential restorations of Italy and Poland borders, British involvement, and a Vatican role, with references to Vienna and Neutrals. The text later includes an unrelated medical testimonial about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Wagoner
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pineham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Close Mails to Traitors and Loyalty in Dismissal Debate
A garbled 19th century notice discusses loyalty, disloyalty, and suppression of seditious literature. It names officials and hints at disciplinary measures against a citizen accused of disloyal acts, with references to papers and regional authorities amid a tense political climate.
Crops praised amid war warnings and talks of peace
Reports claim crops are plentiful with optimistic forecast for the fourth year of the war as talks suggest an ending is near. A separate peace proposal in China sparks calls for alliance unity. A lake seamen strike threatens traffic in October without concessions from ship owners. A joint army navy board plans troop transport safety across the Atlantic. A Chinese war commission urges government to join allies against a separate peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop Transport Safety Board
Washington
Army
Navy
Atlantic
William H. Shawmaker
China
War Commission of 50 Prominet Chinese
Lu Chang Haiang
A Retrospect of Forty Years My Aunt Mary Allen
In a passage from William Al Louise Butler's essay, an American girl and a Frenchman exchange wit during a visit. Mary Allen, versed in French manners, asks permission to share a rare finding. She retrieves clippings of hair and presents them as a treasure, sparking modest exchange and shared honor with the narrator's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alle Butler
Mary Allen
France
Lafayette
Fractured Ad Snippet Hints at Fashion Sale
Fragmentary OCR ad mentions a dress labeled Le Urecle with price listed as 1.400. It references attention to style and value, though the text is garbled and hard to decipher. The brief hints at a dress sale in a period newspaper style.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Alamo
Branco
Keine City Star
Amertin
Merning
Chapin
Weigtir
Felet Slack Shade
Eman Herlsm
Oleaele
Dea Vines Weltes
Tim Lerestingly
Wien
Hethaath
Kresge
Gurpet
Syeda
Pope Benedict
Viena
Ettirieia
Phantan
Torine
Dievuesien
Eorte
Thie Byatt
Metmeg
Weewid
Crete
Perti
Wiliam
Wisiooel Olicene
Amerndam
Sheridan
Cambere
Cleveland
Lakes
Seamen’s Union
Tony
Gyles
Nike
Yoour
Regeim
Anthony Hom
Ting Peter
Astimanor
Hmador Cigarettes
Lilie
Pont Draggisi
Bi. Schiffmann Co
St. Paul
Mina
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