A Word to America on Preparations for Defense
Aimed at the American people the speech urges the United States to prepare for national defence without aiding Britain in its war. It argues Americans should build land forces and a stronger navy to safeguard freedom, liberty, and independence should England fall to militarism. It warns against relying on luck and stresses readiness and self reliance.
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Press Opinions on War Terms and Names Across Nations
A collection of satirical and topical quotes from multiple papers debating war realities and typography. Jokes cover military budgets, Pullman cars, European economics, nursing, and wordplay on place names like Berlin and Przemysl, reflecting wartime sentiment and press wit.
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THE
PAS Herald
Great Northland
Manitoba
Allen & Moore
Pas
Columbia State
Pullman
Washington Post
Junkman
N.Y
Russia
Japan
Los Angeles Times
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Eastern Hemisphere
Gittin
N.Y. World
Paris
Boston Transcript
Illinois
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Entente
Alliance
Louisville Courier-Journal
Grace
God
Daily Mirror
Wall Street Journal
Winnipeg Telegram
Edmund Walker
C.V.O
Ll.d
D.C.L
Alexander Laird
John Aird
Ass’t
C. Brown
Central Western
T. S. Leitch
WEDD
Pas Drug Company
A. J. Slaney
Moran
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Louis Bacon
Gentleman
Winnipeg
Bank OF Commerce
the Tribune
Blackwood’s & Golden Lion Drinks
McKinnon
Edwards Avenue
Pas Ana
Hudson Bay Railway
Torrens
N. T. MacMillan Co., Ltd
McArthur Block
Pkodyye
Gent
Bunting
the Club Cafe
Hudson Bay Junction
Basil Noble
Just
Government OF
Saskachewan
the Davis Produce CO
Hudson Block
Fischer Avenue
Swiet Canadian CO
C. A. Spence
Fourth Street
W. H. Escott & CO. Limited, Brokers
General Western Agenta
Regina
Calgary
Edmonton