The Soldier in Politics
A letter endorses Captain Arthur Poor man of Marshall as a strong Republican candidate. The writer urges loyalty to veterans and mentions Frankiz as another possible rival. The note stresses party unity and выбор for a capable, war-tested leader from the district.
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Looker
World 12
Congress Rove
Balleve
Art Footman
Simny
Frankiz
Cisisie
Arthur Poorman
Marshall
Wien
Growers Hero Worship Paired With Early Offensive Tactic
The fragment discusses how praise for a grower shifts when their opponent unleashes an early offensive move. It suggests admiration depends on performance and perspective, noting a shift in public reaction based on in-game actions and outcomes.
Re making soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital tour
Miss Isabelle Rob inson recounts a DAR meeting describing Walter Reed Hospital in Takoma Park as a village of wards with corridors and gardens. Ralph Robb in Ward 5 is greeted by visitors including seven prior guests, while the surgical wards display re education programs and crafts for disabled veterans.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Isabelle Robinson
DAR
Takoma Park
Ralph Robb
Washington Avenues
Red Cross
Ward 59
Lane
Ralph
Sunporch
Cleveland
Findlay
France
Surgeon General
U. S
Mason
Clarice
League Faith In Moral Force Fails To Prevent War
Harvey's Weekly argues the League of Nations relies on a non militarized moral force that presidents praise as rapidly mobilizable yet historical effort shows nations chose arbitration and humane warfare rules only to abandon them, replacing moral strength with overwhelming physical force.
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League of Nations
Paris
Harvey
Masonic Notice for Marshall Lodge 183 Special Meeting
Marshall Lodge No 183 A F and A M will hold a special meeting Thursday April 17 at 8 pm with work in F C degree All Masons invited by FM Carpenter Secretary.
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Marshall Lodge
Masons
F M Carpenter
Sec’y
Peace Conference Considers Trial On War Entry Causes
The peace conference proposes a trial to decide who drew the United States into war. Before adjournment it may offer American voters in 1916 a quick view of who prevented the country from entering the conflict.
Expert destroys 24000 pounds of explosives in field method
A cautious team, facing dislike for the hazardous task, used a wooden wedge and mallet to open each box of dynamite and other high explosives. They dumped the material on the ground, saturated it with oil, and ignited it with a fuse that allowed withdrawal before detonations occurred.
Asphodel as Source of Alcohol in Italy
The asphodel weed with starchy tubers is common in Italy and once cultivated for industrial spirit. Difficulties in rectification led to abandonment, but overcoming them could boost Italy's home supply of spirit.
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Clarice
Italy
Mediterranean
Motortruck Hauls Prove Cheaper Than Horses for Farms
Investigation shows motor trucks handle longer farm hauls at lower cost than using horses, signaling a shift in rural transport and farm logistics.
Prohibition foes now praise league of nations promise
The text notes a shift as longtime opponents of prohibition claim a league of nations will end wars and reduce national tensions, arguing collective security could supplant domestic moral rules. It reflects a period view toward international cooperation influencing domestic policy debates.
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League of Nations
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