Peace or Treaty How Senate Moves to End War
The piece argues the United States Senate should ratify the peace treaty promptly to restore global stability. It questions constitutional hurdles and predicts swift ratification by England and France, with Germany obliged to sign. It ponders how soon peacetime relations with Germany and postwar ties will normalize and what comes after signing.
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League of Nations
Paris
Germany
United States Senate
Senate
America
England
France
United States
Europe
Why American Soldiers Tied to Licking England Stirs Debate
In a Senate exchange on League of Nations policing postwar Europe, Senator Reed questions if any of the 500 soldiers wished to police Europe and Ashurst cites a few who wanted to "lick" England. The piece explores lingering anti British sentiment among Americans and the influence of Revolutionary era myths on class education.
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Senate
League of Nations
Reed
Europe
Ashurst
Congressional Record
League of Peace
Tommy
England
Paris
France
The Boy Who Never Goes Out In The Rain
A cryptic reflective passage extols struggle as essential to growth. It argues life demands endurance and courage over safety, warning that danger and disease lurk everywhere while only strength and boldness offer resilience. It echoes Joshua’s call to be strong and of good courage.
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Palm Beach
California
Colorado
Bar Harbor
Newport
Gatun
Panama Canal
Joshua
Edmand Ros
News
Boston
America
England
Russia
Charles XII
Peter the Great
Hanson
Dover
Moth
Ind
Christian H Kuinecken
Joseph and
Smith
Carthage
Ill
Questions and Answers From The Whig Information Bureau
The Whig Information Bureau offers brief queries and responses on topics from marriage secrecy to address forms and cousin marriages. The Q A format shows rules on legality of secret marriages, how Mary Smith should be addressed, the Mauguin date choice, and states prohibiting cousin marriages with a note on eugenics views.
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Mary Smith
John Smith
Almanac Q and A: historical curiosities and facts
Readers offer questions about heredity marriage and cousin risks and inquire into holidays radium discovery and military abbreviations. The piece cites the 1910 German insane asylums population, states July 4 is not a federal holiday but a state holiday, credits Marie Curie with radium discovery, and explains the army wireless code Service of Supply.
Atlantic City board walk and citizenship queries answered
In a handwritten Q and A style exchange, readers inquire about the Atlantic City board walk length of eight miles, citizenship status for foreign born children of immigrants with first papers, work of reconstruction in France, location of the first women’s college Elmira College founded 1862, airman guide posts and landing field signs, and the largest U S shipyard Hog Island Pennsylvania.
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PRLA
Johnny Chuck and Skimmer The Swift Debate
Johnny Chuck learns from Skimmer the Tree Swallow about the usefulness of a short bill and legs as Skimmer flies for most food. Johnny also discovers a mix up about Sooty the Chimney Swallow, who Skimmer insists is not a swallow but a swift. The tale ends with Johnny pondering the neighborly correction.
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Johnny Chuck
Ohnny
Polly Chuck
Evere
Eddy Fox
Bowser the Hound
Johnny
Skimmer
Tree Swallow
Woodpecker
Tokagy
Mother Nature
Sooty
Chimney Swallow
Johnny Chick
Johnnny Chuck
Potash Content in Black Ash Estimated 40 to 60 Percent
It is believed that the ash of black contains 40 to 60 per cent of soluble potash. The potassium occurs chiefly as sulphate and chloride.
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