Senate attack on Wilson policy sparks bitter crossfire
The piece rails at Senator Stone and Republican leaders for opposing the Wilson administration during and after the Lusitania disaster. It accuses an unnamed rival of political scheming, praises Democratic probes, and defends preparedness while labeling Republicans as partisan. It then shifts to praise for a state school program, detailing its leadership, staff, and aims in home economics and training for women.
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Lese Majeste in Raritan Shows State Infallibility Myth
Collier's notes a U S oddity in Raritan New Jersey where soldiers sought an ordnance depot that did not exist yet. Washington confirmed no depot and the planned site moved to Metuchen. The piece argues American belief in state infallibility remains fragile and jestable rather than tyrannical.
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Girls' State Fair School of Domestic Science 1917
The 19th annual Girls' State Fair School of Domestic Science ran Aug 31 to Sep 14, 1917 in the Woman's Building at the State Fair Ground. It notes prior locations and that the 1901 fire led to the 1903 building, with the school held there since, using limited dormitory and classroom space.
Ford Story Report From Paris On Car Relay Feat
A Paris report describes Henry W. Barger of Mattoon and another driver piloting six Ford cars. Each driver handled three cars, all running on their own power, completing a feat in short time with remarkable throttle control from rear runners.
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Poultry Raising Tips for Higher Returns and Food Supply
Short meat supply prompts expanded poultry raising with housing, ventilation, litter, and shade. Emphasizes early hatched pullets, protection of chicks, roosters removal, infertile eggs, green feeding, and storage of cabbage beets and eggs for winter. Provides practical steps for cost efficiency and market gains.
War Conduct Fails Prominent Leaders Call for Unified War Cabinet
Senator George E Chamberlain of Oregon at a National Security League luncheon attacks government inefficiency and urges universal military training for 18 to 21 year olds. He backs a cabinet of war and a director of munitions while praising bipartisan support from leading figures including Elihu Root and Theodore Roosevelt. The address stresses mobilization, centralized command, and national resolve to win the war.
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Easy comeback: recall spells draw aielniaen tale
A fragmented note describes an informal appeal where a subject labeled as an "easy extemporaneous speaker" recounts a recall spell. The text hints at a peculiar term ai elniaen and a casual, improvised speech style during the retelling.
Criticism of the poet set me fal says Sec Lansing
The secretary Lansing remarks that criticism of the poet has shaped his stance. He warns that as one cannot entimeter the future, the past remains the present while press coverage lingers.
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Backache Relief Ad From Marshall With Kidneys Health
An advertisement urges readers to suspect kidney issues in backache and seek Deans Kidney Pills. It cites Mrs Russell Thompson of 1114 Ash Street Marshall praising the remedy for relieving persistent back pain connected to kidney problems.
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