How Cities Judge by Their Policemen Across Europe
In Century Magazine Hen drix Willen van Loon compares police amid European capitals. Christiania's officer is mild and orderly in a shiny coat while Stockholm's guard is a walking arsenal symbolizing law. Copenhagen sits between, representing a peaceful, well fed land with refined restraint.
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Hendrix Willen van Loon
Century Magazine
Christiania
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
RULERS WHO GAVE UP CROWN
A discussion of rulers who abdicated power including Charles V and Suleiman the Magnificent. Charles V abdicated in favor of his son but later resumed the crown, while Sultan Suleiman repeatedly retired during crises before returning. The piece praises Suleiman’s preference for private life yet notes his military and political achievements.
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Salona
Charles V
Hotain
Spain
Aiurath
Ufa
Tio
Ilis
Adrianople
Mohammed
War Fever and German Atrocities Stir Public Letters
The document quotes letters praising a Tennallytown speech condemning German atrocities and urging publication. It notes reactions from Major C W Lawrence and a Treasury official who criticized an apologist for Germany. The piece mentions a local association resolution denouncing that apologist and supporting the speaker.
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Europe
Gertain
Germany
Therthwest
Treasury Department
Hl C Bell
Report on Dulaney National Bank and war era notes
The document contains a bank condition report for Dulaney National Bank and mixed text about wartime events and figures. It references financial items like certificates of transfer and cashier attestations, interleaved with historical and speculative notes about European rulers, Zionist issues, and American wartime mobilization.
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Dulaney National Bank
The Taking of Jerusalem Foretold by Crusade History
A historical reflection notes Jerusalem’s capture as the Holy City by British troops near in the imagined near term. It recalls Godfrey of Bouillon’s 1099 crusade and the fragile Christian hold after 1204, contrasting past failures with present military aims.
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Godfrey of Bulllon
Jerusalem
Palestine
Constantinople
Sengicher
Parnim
Human Engine Needs Fuel Like a Steam Engine
A science comparison describes the human body as an engine that requires fuel in proportion to the work performed. It notes that the heart and lungs remain active even in sleep and emphasizes the need to continually supply the body with food or it will fail.
Scientific Management Accounts for Modern Business Conduct
W R Conover in Industrial Management argues that scientific management is the conduct of business by skilled managers with broad judgment and a progressive outlook. He notes two decades of advancement in manufacturing methods and executive supervision, culminating in formal rules that define this emerging business science.
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Nes
Lfe
W. R. Conover
Foundress of Carthage and legend of Dido
The Phoenicians are said to have founded Carthage in the ninth century B C on the northern African coast. Legend credits Dido, daughter of a Tyrian king, as the city’s foundress after fleeing with wealth and companions following her husband’s murder by Pygmalion.
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Richard
Lion Hearted
Payland
Philip Augustus
Prades
Hotelit
England
Iran
Palestine
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Africa
Dido
Tyre
Pygmation
Tyriasa
Mutiny Rumors Linked to German Army Division
Dutch journalist Moo Van der Klute reports from The Hague on a whispering mutiny in a German division under Prince Rupprecht. He cites the division refusing to move after a counterattack near Broodseinde Ridge and notes brutal punishment.
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Moo van der Klute
Hague
Berlin
Prince Rupprecht
Broodseinde Ridge
Rupprecht
Julius Caesar
Alli
Flanders
Brandenbergers
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