Not Real Democracy and US Leap Toward League
A critique argues against joining international leagues with monarchies or foreign alignments. It asserts vigilance on isolation, defense readiness, and preserving republican ideals of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. It stresses opposition to leagues that would commit the United States to foreign colonial or imperial agendas.
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United States
League
Republic
Washington
Deferson
Dolar Adedima
Hon Pranklin
Patties Henry
Auris
Mrs Pinehat Sees Preparedness Debate in Milwauker Sentinel
The Milwauker Sentinel editorializes on preparedness costs and the influence of selfish interests behind war readiness. It questions spending for departments and proposes Mrs Pinehat could cut reforms by removing allies and reducing expenses amid harsh winter forecasts.
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Pinetal
Utah
Buehibes
Pinehat
Aostator
Milwauker Sentinel
Motarey and Sole Engage Motorcycle Test for Winter Weather
An article reports Motarey and Sole conducting a motorcycle test last week to assess farming and driving conditions this winter. A Ford vehicle is noted and the testing aims to show experts how to adapt, with the first victim cited as Spencer Record.
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Agency
Oyinir Puiehines
Spencer
Death of United States District Attorney Wolfe
A press comment mourns the sudden death of United States District Attorney P. Wolfe at a banquet in Madison. The tribute praises his high character, social qualities, and bipartisan respect, noting his loyalty and service. It reflects on the pang of treachery in his last days and memorializes his public duty and dedication.
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Wolfe
United States
P. Wulf
Rae
Wehielt
Ayle
Portugal
Feather beds fade from homes as comfort to caution
In a Wisconsin bulletin clipping, Dr Hoyt FE Dearbett reflects on feather beds once prized in pioneer and early American homes. He notes how rising prosperity and heating brought comfort, then concerns about disease and ventilation shifted views. He argues for better ventilation and criticizes the lingering fear of feather bedding.
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Earlia
Uney
Suwa
Ornarser
Hoyt FE
Dearbett
University of Wisconsin Heath’ Bulletin
Fragmentary quote from unclear source about money and battle
Fragmentary OCR text references vulgarity and money with unclear participants. It mentions Uhleago Teralds and Las Maciared in a disjointed line about fighting in a bord battle, but context and specifics are unreadable.
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Ecauge
Las Maciared
Forest fires in 1915 scorch millions acres nationwide
Wyig estimated 1915 saw about 40 000 fires across the United States burning roughly 3 900 000 acres and inflicting damage near 7 006 600 dollars, reflecting widespread wildfire impact.
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Wyig
United States
Wisconsin Cows Demand Honest Market Prices
Wisconsin leads in cow testing with 19000 cows tested last year. About 4600 failed profitability and were culled, fueling concerns over outside buyers shipping lower value stock into the region. The Dakota Farmer questions if Wisconsinites are being treated fairly and urges buyers to insist on accurate valuations and lasting trade reputations.
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Wisconsin
Union
Hutcher
Enagh
Wiscanain
Local cattle market notes and sales preview
Farmers discuss cow records and pricing with buyers from Minnesota Iowa and Missouri seeking 50 to 100 grade Guernsey heifers. Scrub stock remains common with few purebred calves available at 2 to 80 dollars. A Marshfield sale on May 20 features Col. Terry from Columbus assisting stock sales.
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Minnesow
Towa
A. Cman
Missouri
Marshfield
Col. Terry
Columbus
W. W. Clark
The Toothpick Debate in Public Hygiene
A century old discussion argues toothpicks deserve revival as a health tool despite social snubs. It warns of disease risks from improper use while praising cleaning benefits, urging refined, timely, and careful chewing to protect teeth and gums.
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Sumethiez
Great habit formation urged for children by Wisconsin Health
Wisconsin Health emphasizes the vital habit forming period in childhood and urges families to encourage healthy routines. The message highlights early life habits shaping long term well being and references pediatric guidance from experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin Health Bulletin
War era debates and neutral stance echo in papers
Fragmentary clippings show editorials on neutrality in war, censorship, and press freedom. Discussions reference congress, publications, and public costs. Notes highlight the strain on journalism and the role of newspapers amid global conflict. The excerpts mention poverty, care costs, and age limits for leaders.
Ventilate Garage and Live Longer
A cautionary note urges proper ventilation in closed garages to prevent deadly gas buildup from gasoline engines. The article recounts winter fatalities from suffocating fumes and stresses opening vents or doors to ensure safe air when working on autos.
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Assay
Che Tyoubee
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