Ruthless Submarine Warfare and the Prussian Autocracy
A expounding defense for entering World War I details German submarine warfare against the United States, claims of rights and freedoms, and a chronology of incidents from 1915 to 1917 leading to the U.S. declaration of war. It argues Germany violated pledges, misled neutrals, and forced America to defend its sovereignty and civilized values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
England
France
Italy
Russia
America
Great Brit
Ireland
Channel
Great Britain
Lusitania
Secretary of State
Page
London
Gerard
Hague
Lansing
Bernstorff
Sussex
Manchester Guardian
Eagle Point
Berwindale
Congress
Senate
Falmouth
German Empire
House of Representatives
Europe
A Timeworn Kitchen Note: Wartime Recipes and Rations
Wartime cooking guidance from a period section includes Tuna Timbales, Hot Chicken Sandwiches, Scalloped Peaches, and unrelated home economic tips. The text lists ingredients, steps, and serving ideas for multiple dishes such as fish pies, lentil and bean dishes, sweet potato pies, and vegetable preparations, interspersed with brief patriotic lines and questions about dinner.
Pajama fashions for women spark frill and flair
Fashion notes describe bondoir pajamas and other nightwear reimagined from plain sleep garments. Fabrics like wash satin crepe de chine georgette and satin trims create two and one piece sets with jackets and short coats. Winter and spring styles previewed with duchess-like coats duvetyn fur trim and lace details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crepe de Chine
Georgette
Severnl
Bergaly
Laft
Garmont
Ain
Fiber Silk To Be Popular In Spring Garments
Textile notes predict fiber silk will dominate spring wear in sport suits and dresses, offering a cheaper substitute to real silk under catchy trade names. The drape skirt remains in fashion with varied silhouettes from tight to pleated styles and tunic tops that complement long slender dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
SUI
Failure of Child Prodigy Delights Dark Side of Talent
A column reflects on parental overvaluation of early talent. Miriam Finn Scott cites Good Housekeeping warnings that a child’s rare skill often fades without disciplined training, risking a superficially clever but ultimately underperforming adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Finn Scott
Success Without Struggle and Sweet Odors in History
The article discusses the link between effort and achievement, noting that success demands full effort and perseverance. It also introduces the enduring appeal of pleasant scents, tracing perfumery from biblical incense to ancient uses of gums, camphor, myrrh, and cinnamon in early civilizations.
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Bank of Truth and Brotherhood
J. Ayers
Aly
Corn Parker House Rolle
Hoover
the Daily Pro
Enwul Te
Dali
Beng
Ted
Brimi
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