United States in War for Freedom and Democracy
The speech argues war with Germany is inevitable to defend democracy and rights. It cites Lusitania, German aggression, and the need to unite the nation, preserve liberty, and establish a new world order rooted in justice and international cooperation. It frames America’s fight as universal, not territorial, with a call for unity and support for soldiers.
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Germany
America
Wilson
United States
Lusitania
American Republic
Senate
Mexico
Japan
Exico
Congress
England
France
Belgium
Russia
James ‘Russell Lowell
Republic
Treating Common Diseases of Poultry
United States Department of Agriculture outlines practical steps for preventing and treating common poultry diseases. It covers roup, canker, cholera, limber neck, chicken pox, diarrhea, white diarrhea, gape, crop bound, scaly leg, and bumble foot with warnings to isolate sick birds, burn or bury carcasses, and sanitize housing and water with potassium permanganate or carbolic solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Barber Trade Training Offer in Salt Lake City
MEN AND WOMEN. Now is the time to learn the barber trade. Bar bers in great demand. Special rate men open for 30 days. Only short time required. Tools furnished and commission paid while teari ng. Call or write Moler Baker School, 18 Com mercial St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Moler Baker School
Commercial St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Authors as Long Walkers and Wanderers of Letters
The piece notes Wordsworth’s vast walking miles and the habit of other authors. It highlights Dickens’s wanderer life, Wilson as Christopher North, and Henry Fawcett as a tireless walker. It mentions Southey Mill and Lamb valuing walks to clear the mind.
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Wordsworth
London
Charles Dickens
Wilson
Christopher North
Ely
Henry Fawcett
Cambridge
Southey
John Stuart Mill
Charlies Lamb
Lawyers Use Breach of Promise Tale to Advise on Settlement
Senator John Sharp Williams, quoted by the Philadelphia Telegraph, tells a legal tale to illustrate that lawyers aim to secure future work. A young woman visits a South office, and her breach case is settled by offering marriage as a compromise. The attorney proposes a reduced fee if she retains him for a future divorce suit.
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John Sharp
William
Philadelphia Telegraph
Watteau's Art Rises While He Fights Tuberculosis
Antoine Watteau, one of France's leading artists, painted his celebrated panels while dying from tuberculosis. He rose from poverty and, near starvation, produced notable work in his final years as his illness worsened and he strove to complete pieces before his death at thirty seven.
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Antoine Watteau
Oene
France
Domestic Tragedy Ends Bitterly at Luncheon
A family dispute between Janet and her grandfather escalated during the morning and led to a severed bond at luncheon as Janet declared that she and her grandpa are unspeakable.
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Janet
Grandpa
Germ Proof Faith in Shared Canteen Sparks Florence Reunion
An old soldier recalls sharing a canteen with his granddaughter and dismisses fears of microbes. The granddaughter questions the risk, while the veteran insists no microbes could survive the shared drink.
Mor a Place Behind the Winter of a Department Store
A department manager questions a young woman about clerical experience. She admits little exposure and explains she only joined the church last week, highlighting a shy, cautious background.
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Missouri
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Teuton
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BOYD _PARK 2S OF SEWELRY MAKERS
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