Women in War Work and American Leadership Essays
Essays and critiques praise American women in war service and examine Woodrow Wilson's leadership. It highlights nurses, ambulance drivers, Red Cross staff, YWCA hostesses, and battlefield relief efforts in France, plus praise for Wilson as a unifying democratic leader guiding Allies and peace aims. It also argues Italy’s war aims and a philosophy of peace emphasizing cooperation, rights, and democracy.
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Russia
America
Bes
Gulf
OSS
Justices Ice
Shar al Government
Dattle Front
France
Pershing
Pershing Thet Next In Importance To Stroip
Sitemselves
Army
Red Cross Sussex
Young Women’s Christian Association
United States
Navy
Storpedo
Newport
Rhode Island
Belgium
Retter
Mitchen
Smith College
Amiens
Mary
New York
Chateau-Thistry
Marne
Natron
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Congress
Ness
Europe
Count Bernsiorff
Lansing
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Tnitea
Lord George
Absolo’ Sm
Mr. Wilson
Nature of an elephant and a fight for life
Fragmentary text condemns inequality and advocates in favor of freedom and happiness for all. Argues that truth and righteousness must prevail over oppression. Mentions Hherty and pursuit of happiness for less fortunate fellows, urging perseverance in a struggle for justice.
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Hherty
Miziyt
Summons to Explain if They Make No Pledge
Albert De Metride, chairman of the War Savings Stump drive in Wawayunds, issued summons to residents within his jurisdiction to appear at the Town Hall on Friday June 29 at 2 PM to state their reason for support. Sallettors of the Jews are asked by Mr. Mc Bride to be present.
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Jen
Italy
Anthony Joseph Veraldi
Victor Emmacauelli
Cavour Garibaldi
Mazzini
Red Shirt
Garibaldi
Teano
Vittor Emmanuel
Trento
Trieste
Rome
Alps
Italia
America
Formgi
Munalier
Sud
Leary
Laily
Anu
Lily
aYtas
Ladty Averes
Fim
Genveal Diaz
Axmerica
Ameria
Austria
Dudley Livingston Hoyt
Muuser
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Albert de Metride
Wawayunds
Fen Uecar
Pstsons
Notable Last Words From Presidents and Queens
A compact survey of famous final utterances, noting Washingtons reply I still live Adams Jefferson and others. It cites Mary 2 Elizabeth and Anne and Victoria with lines about Calais, government principles, peace, and duty reflecting historic endings in royal and presidential contexts.
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George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Willam Menary Harrison
England
Calais
Mary
Elizabeth
Anne
Shrewsbury
Vicetoria
Improvement Always Possible for a Stronger Self
An exchange piece urges constant mental effort to grow sharper and more capable. It claims hard tasks build vision and energy, yielding personal power and better citizenship. Persistent practice brings bodily fitness, progress, and social advantage, noting sunshine on western slopes spurs self-improvement.
Peculiar Eskimo Hair Ribbon Color Custom
Eskimo women in Greenland wear hair in a tall knot with ribbon colors signaling marital status. Red marks unmarried, blue indicates married with a provider, and green shows children but no recognized husband. The practice is widely observed and tied to pride in family roles.
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Greenland
Her Unusual Experience
Mrs. Trotter recalls a remarkable journey in which she encounters two of her children while they are in charge of their governess abroad in Australia. The account, from the Pesten Globe, underscores how travel collapses distances and reunites families in unexpected places.
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Margaret Jane Drexel
Alles
Suger
Cervicon
Arexs
Eenelilea
Food Administration
Mre
Oratory
Potsdam
Berlin
America J
TEL
K Bros
In Supply
Bosse
Fiddletown, N
PAC
Army of Savers
Orange County Trust Company
Middletown
N.Y
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