After the War The Case Against Armaments
The piece argues that peacetime armament builds only the conditions for war. It cites rising European spending and taxes, the belief war can be prevented by strength, and the futility of insurance through weapons. It warns against military prep as a path to inevitable conflict and urges wiser choices to avoid another catastrophe.
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Europe
Saturday Evening Post
Germany
France
Russia
England
United States
Great Britain
Great Lakes
New York Times
Canadian
New York
Sieg
Sullivan aide pledges echoed in Illinois Senate race chatter
In a New York interview Sullivan hints at fulfilling pledges supporting the Wilson administration. Democratic contemporaries in Illinois debate whether his stance signals broad backing or guarded support as the Senate race unfolds.
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Roger Co “Sullivan
Senate
Illinois
New York
Sullivan
Sullivan Pledge to work for party programme as senator
The St Louis Globe Democrat comments on Mr Sullivan's pledge to support the White House policies if elected senator from Illinois. It notes the tension between acting as an individual Democrat and following party lines, and warns readers to watch whether he keeps his pledges or takes orders from party leadership.
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White House
Washington
United States
Illinois
Sullivan
Mr Sullivan
Bryan
Mr. Sullivan
Sherman
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Outsized Mail Order Ads and Local Merchants Debate
The essay argues a newspaper has the editor’s stock in trade and questions why home merchants who advertise locally should object to out of town advertising. It urges weighing legitimate profits against protectionist pressures and suggests these questions apply nationwide.
Roosevelt denounces returning Republicans as backs sliding progressives
Roosevelt labels Republicans who restart support as backsliders while noting his own recent endorsement of a New York gubernatorial hopeful. The article questions where Theodore Roosevelt stands amid shifting party loyalties and internal dissent.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
New York
Toosers
Badbattaton
T. R
How Uncle Sam Pays District Employees on Pay Days
The article explains the pay process for Washington DC district employees. It details the roles of disbursing clerks and officers, the use of warrants, cash handling, and counting, and the security measures including guards and secret service.
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Uncle Sam
District of Columbia
Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States Treasury
Secret Service
Treasury
Secret ‘Service
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Way Out Indian Missionary Conversation
A New York Post excerpt quotes a visiting Irish waiter at a hotel who shares a confidential chat with a missionary. The waiter expresses a three year plan to return to Ireland to retire on a small farm of about seventeen acres and says he wants to go to heaven when he dies, a point he deems impossible while in New York.
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New
York
Saya
Emerald Isle
New York
New York Post
Happiness Is Not Perfected Until It Te Ard
Quote attributed to Jane Porter about the nature of happiness and its attainment.
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Jane Porter
The Earl of Attesborough and the Ball for Lady Gladys
The Earl of Attesborough faces a financial bind as his family estate falters. Alan Redwood, presumed dead in America, returns to claim the title after a masked ball auction where Gladys Fellowes is the prize. A miner named Alan bids and wins, reuniting lovers and restoring balance to the fortunes.
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Earl of Attesborough
Alan Redwood
Gladys Fellowes
Duke of Arranton
Alan
Gladys
America
England
Sebastopol
Allen Redwood
New York
Earl of ‘Attesborough
British Isles
Attesboroughs
Arrantons
MacCormack
Redwood
California
Desert
Rocky” Mountains
Texas Wonder and Cough Remedies Advertised Widely
An old advertisement promotes Texas Wonder cures for kidney and bladder trouble, diabetes, rheumatism, and related ailments with mail order and testimonials. It also touts Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey for fall coughs and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for cough relief, including a testimonial of a Texas man walking 15 miles to obtain a bottle.
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The
Texas
B. W.hall
Saint’ Louis
Foley
New Fall and Winter Men’s Suits and Overcoats From World Famous Tailors
Advertises 75 000 dollars worth of fall and winter men’s high grade tailor made suits overcoats and hats from Kup penheimer A R Kirchbaum Nettleton Rhims and others. Retail in Terre Haute Indiana at N W Corner Wabash Avenue and Birth Street. Beginning in the morning.
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Kuppenheimer
A. R Kirchbaum
Nettleton
Wabash
Avenue
Terre Haute
Ind
Blast From the Past Sam Goodman Sale in Terre Haute
Sam Goodman, a longtime clothing retailer, offers 1915 model garments at about half price to Terre Haute and nearby buyers. The sale includes men s suits and overcoats from $4.50 to $14.95, boys suits, underwear, shirts, and more, with thousands of other items sold at deep discounts.
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Sam Goodman
America
Terre- Haute
Terre Haute
Kobe
Petia
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Clark County
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Andrew Russel
Francis G. Blair
Joseph G Cannon
Harry W. Drake
E. Walter Green
William Knipe
A. L. Ruffner
Arthur M Tarman
John W. Fredenberger
Roy Wells
Harold Bright
National Pay Bay
Helgoland
Mobile Bay
Farragut
Admiral Dewey
Manilla Bay
Wabash ‘Ave
St. Terre ‘Haute
Wabash Ave
5Th Street
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