Nation applauds Wilson note to Germany amid war crisis
Ex President Taft and a chorus of statesmen financiers churchmen and citizens acclaim President Wilson's note demanding an end to submarine warfare after the Lusitania tragedy. Leaders including Champ Clark and several senators praise its lawful firm but restrained stance and pledge support for the president.
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Taft
Bush
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
New York City
United States
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Missouri
America
Wieren
Atlee V Pomerene
Olio
Foreign Relations Committee
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Cyrus Cline
Indiana
GM. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Miles Poindexter
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Ilinois
Willis
Ohio
Duane
Illinois
Republic
Ralston
Capper
Kansas
J.P. Morgan
Henry P. Davison
Frank A. Vanderlip
Henry Clews
Cardinal Farley
American League To
Armia Hents
David H. Greer
Protestant Episcopal Church
Submarine Torpedo Poem by John O Keefe
A historical verse fragment portrays a submarine torpedo as a sea devil daughter born from dead men. It boasts fearsome imagery of sea beasts and battle, ending with a fatal kiss motif. The piece labels itself as by John O Keefe and mixes nautical myth with perilous warfare language.
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Hell
John O'Keefe
American Legion Seeks Members Across Wide Skill Range
The American Legion, based at 10 Bridge Street New Yorkity, announces a wartime registration for men to join. It categorizes volunteers under numerous occupations from ex soldiers to engineers, radio operators, drivers, and craftsmen, inviting ready individuals to enroll for national crisis service.
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American Legion
Bridge Street
New
U—ligeer
Iian
Roamin
Refuse $100000 for Baby at Roaring Branch
Parents of Vivian Gray of Roaring Branch Williamsport Pa reject a $100000 bid from John Mock brother-in-law of Charles Schwab. Mock offered to adopt the two year old girl after meeting her with her parents. The Grays dismissed the offer, as Mock left Roaring Branch for the Panama-Pacific exposition with Schwab and companions.
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Schwab
Sloward Gray
Roaring Branch
Williamsport
Lave
Vivian
John Mock
Charles Schryab
Mock
Grays
Beards Become Fashion Across France After War
War influence makes French officers and soldiers wear beards from Furnes to the Vosges. French women favor bearded men as symbols of combat. Some claim the trend lasts at least two seasons postwar. A sermon interruption precedes a marriage scene between Rockwell and Nellie B. Larger.
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Duc de Vendome
An Odd Trade From A Sparsely Furnished Tale
A traveling salesman recounts a rough trip home after selling goods in a neighboring state. He rode a poor horse the whole distance, planning to mail the mount back. At the county jail, a prisoner offers a swap for thirty days in fatigue, but the law prevents the trade.
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Gansevoort Street
New York
The Third Napoleon Pen Portrait by John Hay Drew
A Harper's Magazine excerpt presents John Hay Drew's vivid sketch of Napoleon III. The description highlights a short stocky figure with a sidelong gait, a crude tallowy complexion, a bristly mustache, and a restless mouth hidden by rugged lips, with eyes that water and seem sleepily active.
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John Hay
William Stoscoe Thayer
Harper's
May
Napoleon III
Conserving the Joy of Life and Youthful Attitude
Excerpts reflect on youth’s joy as a fuel for life, arguing youth should keep its spirit into age to avoid disenchantment and sustain optimism. Also a note on making permanent ink for damp shops, detailing shellac ink formulas resistant to fumes and chemicals.
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Browning
George FY
Kearney Fn Forum
Cincinnati Commercial
Golf Ball's Strangely Directed Flight During Patent Trial
Professor Vernon Boys testified in a British chancery patent suit that golf balls do not travel in a parabolic curve. An expert on ballistics he described experiments with mechanically propelled golf balls and projectile behavior observed when driven hard, challenging conventional trajectory assumptions.
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Vernon Boys
British Chancery Court
Boys
Aztec Emeralds and Spain's Royal Collection Link
A fragmented passage notes Aztec emeralds found among Mexico's treasures. It mentions exquisitely cut gems and asserts they form part of Spain's royal collection through an exchange. The text hints at a long pattern of rise and fall in a speaker's description.
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Mexico
Spain
Coma
Imagination and the Poet’s Breath of Dawn
A Washington Star quote contrasts imagination with immersion in nature. The Tribune urges focus and results, urging readers to seek practical outcomes through action.
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Robins
Washington Star
Despair Over Writing Sees Jack and Jill Quitting
In a Life magazine exchange, Jack admits quitting the literary game while Jill confirms despair at not meeting publishers' printed estimates of their work. The dialogue frames a mutual retreat from publishing expectations, highlighting artistic frustration and professional pressure.
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Jack
Jill
Tribune Want Ad: Invest for help job or sale needs
A Want Ad in the Tribune proves a practical option for those seeking workers employment or to sell goods and services. It highlights the value of placing a small classified notice to reach local buyers employers and sellers efficiently.
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The
Tribune
Let Me Do Your Dry Cleaning Pressing and Tailoring
A local mobile service offers dry cleaning pressing and tailoring. The ad highlights pickup and delivery options and friendly service for busy customers seeking convenience.
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